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Five Windows 10 Tricks You Need to Know - by Kim Komando/ The Kim Komando Show/ Technology/ Fox News/ foxnews.com
"Windows 10 is now installed on more than 200 million gadgets worldwide. That's quite a feat in the tech world, since its official release was only six months ago. If your computer is one of those gadgets, you've probably found Windows 10 has its share of sheer winning features and, unfortunately, very frustrating steps.
Of course, getting used to a new operating system always takes time and effort. You have to relearn tricks, find where familiar items have moved or change things around to suit your style of computing. Let me help you along with a few insider tips on taking control of the new Start menu, improving privacy, finding the traditional Control Panel, cutting down on annoying notifications and more..."
File photo - A man works on a laptop computer near a Windows 10 display at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, Calif. April 29, 2015. (REUTERS/Robert Galbraith )
No, George, I'm not trying to convince you to switch - which I know ain't happenin.
Richard
"Windows 10 is now installed on more than 200 million gadgets worldwide. That's quite a feat in the tech world, since its official release was only six months ago. If your computer is one of those gadgets, you've probably found Windows 10 has its share of sheer winning features and, unfortunately, very frustrating steps.
Of course, getting used to a new operating system always takes time and effort. You have to relearn tricks, find where familiar items have moved or change things around to suit your style of computing. Let me help you along with a few insider tips on taking control of the new Start menu, improving privacy, finding the traditional Control Panel, cutting down on annoying notifications and more..."
File photo - A man works on a laptop computer near a Windows 10 display at Microsoft Build in San Francisco, Calif. April 29, 2015. (REUTERS/Robert Galbraith )
No, George, I'm not trying to convince you to switch - which I know ain't happenin.
Richard
