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Table of Contents
Introduction
Flying Start
Starting Windows
Switching Users
Working with Tablet Mode
Performing Common Tasks Quickly
Locking Your Screen
Exiting Windows
The Big Changes
Apps and Start
Personalizing Start
Resizing Start
Managing Tile Groups
Resizing Tiles
Moving Tiles
Pinning Apps on Start
Searching for Apps, Settings and More
Apps and the Taskbar
Configuring the Taskbar
Moving the Taskbar
Pinning Apps to the Taskbar
Using Taskbar Jump Lists
Action Center and Notifications
Using Action Center
Using Quick Action Buttons
Starting and Using Apps
Opening App Files
Copying and Pasting Text
Saving New App Files
Saving App Files in the Current Location
Adding Files or Folders to the Desktop
Adding System Icons to the Desktop
Switching Between Apps or Windows
Using Task View to Switch Apps
Close Current App
Close Other Apps
Managing Apps
Installing Apps
Completing App Downloads
Resizing App Windows
Arranging Apps Side by Side
Checking for App Updates
Uninstalling Apps
Using Cortana for Search
Using the Onscreen Keyboard
Adding a Keyboard Button to the Taskbar
Moving the Onscreen Keyboard
Creating and Managing Desktops
Creating a New Desktop
Opening an App on a Different Desktop
Going to a Different Desktop
Closing a Desktop
Working with Files and Folders
Creating a Folder
Selecting Files and Folders
Zipping Files and Folders
Unzipping (Extracting) Files and Folders
Copying Files and Folders
Moving Files and Folders
Copying and Pasting Files and Folders
Cutting and Pasting Files and Folders
Renaming a File or Folder
Creating and Using Desktop Shortcuts
Deleting a File or Folder
Searching for Files and Folders
Searching by Date Modified
Searching by Kind of File
Searching by File Size
Working with Recycle Bin
Restoring a Deleted Item
Restoring Multiple Deleted Items
Restoring All Deleted Items
Emptying the Recycle Bin
Protecting Your Files From Accidental Deletion
Settings and Troubleshooting
Getting Information About Your Device
Quitting Nonresponsive Apps
AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!
About the Author: Ordinary Human is a 20-year veteran of Microsoft who previously worked with various Microsoft teams to write documentation for Windows, Windows Server and other Microsoft products. If you have ever used any Microsoft product or operating system or had Microsoft training, you've probably seen Ordinary Human's work in action.
