I found this quite useful as I have recently started using this system. Are you struggling with understanding the new Windows 10? This book gives you the step by step tools to easily understand the software in no time! In fact, the Windows 10 Companion is:
Great for beginners or for the more experienced users
Easy and simple to read format
How to upgrade to Windows 10 (where to buy it and how to install it)
Step by Step approach to quickly master your Windows 10!
More than 130 SCREEN SHOTS to help you better understand Windows 10
31 CHAPTERS with EVERYTHING you need to know about the new Windows 10
FAQs, Windows 7 versus Windows 10, tips and tricks, how to fix Windows 10’s bugs and Issues and much more!
More specifically here’s what you can expect to find in this book:
CHAPTER 1: WINDOWS 10 A DEVELOPMENT HISTORY
CHAPTER 2. WHAT IS NEW WITH WINDOWS 10?
CHAPTER 3: REMOVED FEATURES
CHAPTER 4: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE YOU UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 5: HOW TO UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 6: WELCOME TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 7: YOUR SCREEN
CHAPTER 8: LET'S EXPLORE YOUR START MENU
CHAPTER 9: FILE EXPLORER
CHAPTER 10: THE TASKBAR
CHAPTER 11: THE ACTION CENTER
CHAPTER 12: HOW TO CREATE A WINDOWS 10 USER ACCOUNT
CHAPTER 13: WINDOWS 10 FAQS
CHAPTER 14: WINDOWS 10 UPGRADES AND SUPPORT
CHAPTER 15: WIN10 MEMORY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 16: OWNING WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 17: WINDOWS DEFENDER
CHAPTER 18: WINDOWS 10 -- TIPS AND TRICKS TO HYPERCHARGE YOUR EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER 19: WINDOWS 10 PRIVACY SETTINGS
CHAPTER 20: OTHER PRIVACY FEATURES
CHAPTER 21: MICROSOFT PASSPORT
CHAPTER 22: SAY HI TO WINDOWS HELLO
CHAPTER 23: WINDOWS 10 PARENTAL CONTROLS
CHAPTER 24: THE WINDOWS 10 SYNC SETTINGS
CHAPTER 25: CORTANA (AND BING)
CHAPTER 26: GETTING TO THE EDGE
CHAPTER 27: APPS
CHAPTER 28: OFFICE 2016
CHAPTER 29: COMMAND PROMPT AND POWERSHELL
CHAPTER 30: ON THE CUTTING EDGE: WINDOWS INSIDER AND MORE
CHAPTER 31: WINDOWS 10 BUGS, ISSUES, PROBLEMS -- AND HOW TO FIX THE
All comments (20)
Boz
29 Jul 17#1
Forgottenshopper
29 Jul 171#2
Thanks Boz..
a904lea
29 Jul 171#3
:smile:
Pootled
29 Jul 171#4
Thanks Boz.
Proveright
30 Jul 172#5
Thanks OP, I downloaded and read it. A surprising easy read with interesting background and history . Such as the theory on Windows 10 naming and the number 9 means pain in Japan and is an unlucky number.
Not as MS biased as I thought it was going to be and actually admits people hate some parts and it has failing's and how MS c0cked it up since Vista.
Not written in a boring text book style either, the how to do system backup ,etc or set up the voice assistant is in easy to understand language as well as pictures.
I believe it was written in 2016, and since then Windows phones are dead and MS has given up on the platform { though some die hard users will still swear by them ) LOL.
GDB2222
30 Jul 171#6
Are windows phones dead?
fr3dy77_sp33d to GDB2222
30 Jul 171#7
Pretty much dead to me. Bought windows phone and found it quite easy to navigate but eventually never use it due to lack of apps. Things will only get interesting when windows phone allows android apps to run on it
jheales
30 Jul 17#8
No illustrations or diagrams, hence practically worthless!
morrig to jheales
30 Jul 17#16
Bit like pawn then.
Boz
30 Jul 17#9
Many Thanks appreciate the feedback :smile:
abundzu
30 Jul 171#10
thank you Boz! :smile:
wild_quinine
30 Jul 171#11
A Windows 10 companion is like a regular companion, except he borrows your computer without asking.
GDB2222
30 Jul 171#12
You're not alone. It has <1% of the market.
willysnapper
30 Jul 171#13
Thanks Boz, really need help weaning myself of Vista!
...no, really.
I don't want the hassle of feeling "it's not my machine", "where's this feature been burried!", ...you know the feeling. :smile:
Boz
30 Jul 17#14
willysnapper:
Thanks Boz, really need help weaning myself of Vista!
...no, really.
I don't want the hassle of feeling "it's not my machine", "where's this feature been burried!", ...you know the feeling. :smile:
Yes same here moved from vista to 10 on my laptop. There is a classic shell to make Windows 10 look more like previous versions. I found that a great help. :smile:
That's interesting, thanks I'll try it.
I really must migrate all my stuff onto W10, I've built an NUC with W10 pro and also have a lappy with W10 home, and use neither, so I think this will help me!! (y)
Magister
30 Jul 17#17
Well, at least with pawn, you've got 3 balls to look at!
iby_m1
30 Jul 17#18
Have some heat
markweatherill
31 Jul 17#19
I wondered how a book could be a 'best seller' if it's free.
It is free if you take out a 30-day trial of 'Kindle Unlimited'. Otherwise it's £2.99.
Bikertov
31 Jul 17#20
Showing as £2.99 for me, so guess it is expired now.
Opening post
Are you struggling with understanding the new Windows 10? This book gives you the step by step tools to easily understand the software in no time! In fact, the Windows 10 Companion is:
Great for beginners or for the more experienced users
Easy and simple to read format
How to upgrade to Windows 10 (where to buy it and how to install it)
Step by Step approach to quickly master your Windows 10!
More than 130 SCREEN SHOTS to help you better understand Windows 10
31 CHAPTERS with EVERYTHING you need to know about the new Windows 10
FAQs, Windows 7 versus Windows 10, tips and tricks, how to fix Windows 10’s bugs and Issues and much more!
More specifically here’s what you can expect to find in this book:
CHAPTER 1: WINDOWS 10 A DEVELOPMENT HISTORY
CHAPTER 2. WHAT IS NEW WITH WINDOWS 10?
CHAPTER 3: REMOVED FEATURES
CHAPTER 4: WHAT YOU NEED TO DO BEFORE YOU UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 5: HOW TO UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 6: WELCOME TO WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 7: YOUR SCREEN
CHAPTER 8: LET'S EXPLORE YOUR START MENU
CHAPTER 9: FILE EXPLORER
CHAPTER 10: THE TASKBAR
CHAPTER 11: THE ACTION CENTER
CHAPTER 12: HOW TO CREATE A WINDOWS 10 USER ACCOUNT
CHAPTER 13: WINDOWS 10 FAQS
CHAPTER 14: WINDOWS 10 UPGRADES AND SUPPORT
CHAPTER 15: WIN10 MEMORY MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 16: OWNING WINDOWS 10
CHAPTER 17: WINDOWS DEFENDER
CHAPTER 18: WINDOWS 10 -- TIPS AND TRICKS TO HYPERCHARGE YOUR EXPERIENCE
CHAPTER 19: WINDOWS 10 PRIVACY SETTINGS
CHAPTER 20: OTHER PRIVACY FEATURES
CHAPTER 21: MICROSOFT PASSPORT
CHAPTER 22: SAY HI TO WINDOWS HELLO
CHAPTER 23: WINDOWS 10 PARENTAL CONTROLS
CHAPTER 24: THE WINDOWS 10 SYNC SETTINGS
CHAPTER 25: CORTANA (AND BING)
CHAPTER 26: GETTING TO THE EDGE
CHAPTER 27: APPS
CHAPTER 28: OFFICE 2016
CHAPTER 29: COMMAND PROMPT AND POWERSHELL
CHAPTER 30: ON THE CUTTING EDGE: WINDOWS INSIDER AND MORE
CHAPTER 31: WINDOWS 10 BUGS, ISSUES, PROBLEMS -- AND HOW TO FIX THE
All comments (20)
Not as MS biased as I thought it was going to be and actually admits people hate some parts and it has failing's and how MS c0cked it up since Vista.
Not written in a boring text book style either, the how to do system backup ,etc or set up the voice assistant is in easy to understand language as well as pictures.
I believe it was written in 2016, and since then Windows phones are dead and MS has given up on the platform { though some die hard users will still swear by them ) LOL.
...no, really.
I don't want the hassle of feeling "it's not my machine", "where's this feature been burried!", ...you know the feeling. :smile:
Thanks Boz, really need help weaning myself of Vista!
...no, really.
I don't want the hassle of feeling "it's not my machine", "where's this feature been burried!", ...you know the feeling. :smile:
Yes same here moved from vista to 10 on my laptop. There is a classic shell to make Windows 10 look more like previous versions. I found that a great help. :smile:
http://www.classicshell.net
I really must migrate all my stuff onto W10, I've built an NUC with W10 pro and also have a lappy with W10 home, and use neither, so I think this will help me!! (y)
It is free if you take out a 30-day trial of 'Kindle Unlimited'. Otherwise it's £2.99.