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Customize the Start Menu:
Right-click on the Start button to access the Start Menu customization options.
You can resize tiles, group them, or even turn off Live Tiles if you find them distracting.
Task View and Virtual Desktops:
Use Task View (Win + Tab) to create and manage virtual desktops.
You can switch between different desktops to keep your work organized.
Cortana and Search:
You can use the search bar on the taskbar to find files, applications, and even search the web.
Cortana can assist with voice commands and various tasks, but you can also disable it if you prefer.
Snap Assist:
Dragging windows to the corners of the screen will snap them into place.
Use Win + Left/Right arrow keys to snap windows to the left or right half of the screen.
Night Light:
Reduce eye strain by enabling Night Light (Settings > System > Display).
Night Light filters blue light from your screen, especially useful at night.
Taskbar Tweaks:
Right-click on the taskbar to access settings for the taskbar, including hiding it in desktop mode or combining icons.
Quick Access in File Explorer:
Pin frequently used folders to Quick Access in File Explorer for easy access.
Customize the File Explorer view to suit your preferences.
Windows Key Shortcuts:
Learn and use various keyboard shortcuts like Win + E for File Explorer, Win + I for Settings, Win + D for desktop, etc.
Control Panel vs. Settings:
Windows 10 has both Control Panel and Settings. Some settings are found in one or the other, so be familiar with both.
Windows Update Settings:
Configure Windows Update settings to avoid unexpected restarts and ensure your system stays up to date.
Storage Sense:
Use Storage Sense to automatically free up space on your computer by deleting temporary files and emptying the recycle bin.
Windows Defender:
Windows 10 comes with built-in antivirus (Windows Defender). Keep it updated and perform regular scans.
Background Apps:
Manage which apps are allowed to run in the background (Settings > Privacy > Background apps) to improve system performance.
God Mode:
Create a folder on your desktop with the name "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" to access a master control panel with various settings.
Check Your System Resources:
Use Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) to monitor resource usage, manage startup programs, and end unresponsive tasks.
Right-click on the Start button to access the Start Menu customization options.
You can resize tiles, group them, or even turn off Live Tiles if you find them distracting.
Task View and Virtual Desktops:
Use Task View (Win + Tab) to create and manage virtual desktops.
You can switch between different desktops to keep your work organized.
Cortana and Search:
You can use the search bar on the taskbar to find files, applications, and even search the web.
Cortana can assist with voice commands and various tasks, but you can also disable it if you prefer.
Snap Assist:
Dragging windows to the corners of the screen will snap them into place.
Use Win + Left/Right arrow keys to snap windows to the left or right half of the screen.
Night Light:
Reduce eye strain by enabling Night Light (Settings > System > Display).
Night Light filters blue light from your screen, especially useful at night.
Taskbar Tweaks:
Right-click on the taskbar to access settings for the taskbar, including hiding it in desktop mode or combining icons.
Quick Access in File Explorer:
Pin frequently used folders to Quick Access in File Explorer for easy access.
Customize the File Explorer view to suit your preferences.
Windows Key Shortcuts:
Learn and use various keyboard shortcuts like Win + E for File Explorer, Win + I for Settings, Win + D for desktop, etc.
Control Panel vs. Settings:
Windows 10 has both Control Panel and Settings. Some settings are found in one or the other, so be familiar with both.
Windows Update Settings:
Configure Windows Update settings to avoid unexpected restarts and ensure your system stays up to date.
Storage Sense:
Use Storage Sense to automatically free up space on your computer by deleting temporary files and emptying the recycle bin.
Windows Defender:
Windows 10 comes with built-in antivirus (Windows Defender). Keep it updated and perform regular scans.
Background Apps:
Manage which apps are allowed to run in the background (Settings > Privacy > Background apps) to improve system performance.
God Mode:
Create a folder on your desktop with the name "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" to access a master control panel with various settings.
Check Your System Resources:
Use Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) to monitor resource usage, manage startup programs, and end unresponsive tasks.
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