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My Windows 10 My Windows® 10 SECOND EDITION Katherine Murray 800 East 96th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 USA ii My Windows® 10, Second Edition Editor-in-Chief Greg Wiegand Copyright © 2018 by Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this book shall be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, Senior Acquisitions or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or Editor otherwise, without written permission from the publisher. No patent liability is assumed Laura Norman with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher and author assume no Development Editor responsibility for errors or omissions. Nor is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. 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Contents at a Glance Introduction .........................................................................................................................................1 Chapter 1 Hello, Windows 10! ...................................................................................................................11 Chapter 2 Connecting and Managing Your Desktop and Devices ................37 Chapter 3 Accomplishing Windows 10 Essential Tasks ...............................................53 Chapter 4 Using Cortana: Your Personal Digital Assistant .......................................85 Chapter 5 Personalizing Windows 10 ...........................................................................................107 Chapter 6 Securing Your Computer—For Yourself and Your Family ........129 Chapter 7 Discovering, Using, and Sharing Favorite Apps .................................157 Chapter 8 Working with Your Files in File Explorer and OneDrive .............179 Chapter 9 Streamlined Surfing with Microsoft Edge .................................................203 Chapter 10 Staying in Touch (and in Sync) with Windows 10 ............................237 Chapter 11 Bringing Out Your Inner Artist with Photos and Paint 3D ......259 Chapter 12 Getting Your Groove on with Favorite Music and Shows .......275 Chapter 13 Entertainment for the Gamer in You ...............................................................287 Chapter 14 Caring for Your Computer and Updating Windows .......................301 Index......................................................................................................................................................313 Table of Contents Introduction 1 Versions of Windows 10 ...........................................................................................2 Highlights of Windows 10 Creators Update ...........................................2 What You’ll Find in This Book ...............................................................................4 Let’s Begin .............................................................................................................................8 1 Hello, Windows 10! 11 Exploring Windows 10 Creators Update ................................................12 Logging In to Windows 10 ..........................................................................12 Touring the Windows 10 Desktop .......................................................13 Getting Started with Windows 10........................................................14 Getting Around with the Mouse, Keyboard, and Pen ................18 Using the Mouse ..................................................................................................19 Selecting Multiple Items ...............................................................................19 Getting to the Menu ........................................................................................20 Using the (Real) Keyboard ..........................................................................21 Using Speech with the Keyboard .........................................................25 Using a Pen with the Keyboard ..............................................................25 Displaying the Emoji Keyboard ..............................................................26 Using Touch in Windows 10 ...............................................................................27 Using Single Tap ...................................................................................................28 Tap and Hold ...........................................................................................................28 Swiping Right .........................................................................................................29 Swiping Left .............................................................................................................29 Swiping Up and Down ...................................................................................30 Using Pinch Zoom ..............................................................................................31 Getting Help in Windows 10 .............................................................................32 Using the Tips App .............................................................................................33 Shutting Down or Putting Windows 10 to Sleep ...........................34 Goodnight, Windows 10 ...............................................................................35 Shutting Down Windows 10 .....................................................................35 Table of Contents v 2 Connecting and Managing Your Desktop and Devices 37 Adding Devices in Windows 10 ......................................................................38 Viewing Installed Devices ............................................................................39 Removing a Device ............................................................................................40 Connecting to Wireless Networks ................................................................41 Connecting to an Available Network ................................................42 Linking Your Phone to Windows 10 ............................................................43 Adding Your Phone to Windows 10 ...................................................43 Managing Your PC Power .....................................................................................44
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