About For Books Windows 10: The Missing Manual: The Book That Should Have Been in the Box
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Windows 10 hit the scene in 2015 with an all-new web browser (Edge), the Cortana voice assistant, and universal apps that run equally well on tablets, phones, and computers. Now, the Creators Update brings refinement and polish to Windows 10--and this jargon-free guide helps you get the most out of this supercharged operating system.Windows 10: The Missing Manual covers the entire system, including all the new features, like the three-column Start menu, the extensions in the Microsoft Edge browser, Paint 3D, and live game broadcasting.You'll learn how to:Explore the desktop, including File Explorer, Taskbar, Action Center, and CortanaWork with programs and documents, Windows starter apps, the Control Panel, and 3D appsConnect with Edge and emailBeef up security and privacySet up hardware and peripherals, including tablets, laptops, hybrids, printers, and gadgetsMaintain computer health with backups, troubleshooting tools, and disk managementLearn about network accounts, file sharing, and setting up your own small networkWritten by David Pogue--tech critic for Yahoo Finance and former columnist for The New York Times--this updated edition illuminates its subject with technical insight, plenty of wit, and hardnosed objectivity.
Windows 10 hit the scene in 2015 with an all-new web browser (Edge), the Cortana voice assistant, and universal apps that run equally well on tablets, phones, and computers. Now, the Creators Update brings refinement and polish to Windows 10--and this jargon-free guide helps you get the most out of this supercharged operating system.Windows 10: The Missing Manual covers the entire system, including all the new features, like the three-column Start menu, the extensions in the Microsoft Edge browser, Paint 3D, and live game broadcasting.You'll learn how to:Explore the desktop, including File Explorer, Taskbar, Action Center, and CortanaWork with programs and documents, Windows starter apps, the Control Panel, and 3D appsConnect with Edge and emailBeef up security and privacySet up hardware and peripherals, including tablets, laptops, hybrids, printers, and gadgetsMaintain computer health with backups, troubleshooting tools, and disk managementLearn about network accounts, file sharing, and setting up your own small networkWritten by David Pogue--tech critic for Yahoo Finance and former columnist for The New York Times--this updated edition illuminates its subject with technical insight, plenty of wit, and hardnosed objectivity.