Windows 10 Tutorials

Using User Accounts

Each user account is like its own separate PC. Every user has his or her private Documents, Pictures, Music, and Video folders for storing files. Each user account can have its own Windows apps, e-mail account, and Internet favorites. Read more...

Setting Up Windows 10 Family Safety

Windows 10 provides four options for controlling how your children (or anyone) can use the computer. Read more...

Security

In this tutorial, we focus on how to keep your computer, and the data on it, safe and secure. Read more...

Editing Text

Some of these features can be activated with the mouse or with touch, however unless you are editing text on a touch screen, you are much better off learning the shortcut keys for the commands in this tutorial at least. Read more...

Using Programs

This tutorial explores the layout of an app window in more detail, and gives an opportunity to practice opening, closing and navigating around several types of apps. Read more...

Windows 10 New Features

Any computer user needs to make sure that they know where they are going to find their files. While you are aware that there is a search function right there in the Start menu, you would still want to discover all other efficient ways of searching applica Read more...

Making Use of Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge has replaced the old Internet Explorer, holding a great promise for those that are looking to migrate from other browsers - it is fully customizable, fast, and reliable. Read more...

Making the Most Out of Your Screen

The ideal interface for any Windows 10 user is the one that would allow him to make efficient use of his screen, keyboard, and pointing devices. Since technology does not limit a PC user to simply using a single LED monitor Read more...

Making Exceptions to Firewall Protection

When Windows Firewall is turned on and running, you don't have to do anything special to use it. It remains on constant vigil, automatically protecting your computer from hackers and worms trying to sneak in through unprotected ports. Read more...

Using the Notification Area

Over on the right side of the taskbar is the notification area (also called the system tray or tray). Each icon in the notification area represents a program or service that's running in the background. Read more...

Creating Strong Passwords

In this tutorial we talk about techniques for creating, managing, and password-protecting user accounts, but before we get into the details, we provide some basic information on passwords in general. Read more...

Creating Your Own Folders

You can create your own folders at any time. For example, if you have many files in your Documents folder or some other folder, you may want to start organizing into subfolders within your Documents folder. Read more...

OneDrive

Store files online, to be accessed from anywhere with an Internet connection. Since the release of Windows 10, the role and presence of Microsoft's OneDrive cloud service has changed considerably Read more...

Control Panel

The Control Panel is where you can change the settings of Windows. The options here will affect how Windows looks and works. Read more...

Windows 10 Secrets

Top tips you need to know to enable you to work smarter and more efficiently. Read more...