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Multi-Factor Authentication

• Windows Hello uses biometric information to positively identify you.• Your login is tied to your device.• In combination with another new feature called Microsoft Passport,

Windows Hello can completely eliminate the need for you to enter passwords.


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The familiar Start menu and desktop


• The biggest complaint about Windows 8 was the new Start screen

• The problem was especially noticeable on PCs without touchscreens

• Microsoft heard that feedback loud and clear…

• In Windows 10, the Start menu and desktop are back.

Where is my Start Menu?


The new Start menu offers the best of both worlds:– The left side resembles the “classic” Windows 7 Start

menu, with your Most Used apps as well as shortcuts to your account, settings, and power options.

– The right side incorporates the live tiles from Windows 8, which contain headlines, the latest weather, e-mail subject lines, and other up-to-date information from apps that support the feature.

Blends Windows 7 and Windows 8


You can personalize that default layout in the following ways:– Turn any app shortcut into a tile by dragging and dropping– Resize the Start menu by dragging its borders–Make tiles larger or smaller– Arrange tiles into groups– Turn live tiles on or off– Pin shortcuts to the taskbar

Customizable and resizable


Right-click the Start button to see the Quick Access menu

Special Treat for Power Users


The expanded Task Manager also includes a tab listing all the programs that automatically start with Windows 10. You can disable any of them just by selecting a check box.

If you’re not sure what a process does, use the other option to find the file and look at its properties, or search online.

Expanded Task Manager


Start Menu and Desktop


Cortana


Cortana interviews you when you first set the feature up, but you can go into the Notebook any time and add, change, or remove the things Cortana keeps track of.

Tell Cortana about your interests


If your Windows 10 device has a microphone, you can turn this feature on and use the command “Hey, Cortana”

Turn on speech recognition


Cortana can create reminders and add appointments to your calendar. Just ask.

Ask Cortana to do something


Cortana


Taking Action


Settings


Action and Settings


The return of the desktop comes with a few new tricks.

The new Task View is easy to use on a desktop PC, a laptop, or a touchscreen device:– Click or tap the Task View button on the taskbar– Use the keyboard shortcut: Windows key + Tab– Use the touchpad shortcut: a three-finger swipe

Easy to switch between tasks


Task View


Multiple Desktops


Hot Corners


Snap is an incredibly useful feature and has been around in Windows for several versions. With Windows 10, it gets smarter.

Microsoft’s usage data shows that most people use snap to arrange two windows side by side. Windows 10 makes that easier by showing you a list of available thumbnails after you snap a window to one side of the screen.Easy to snap windows side by side


Snap and Task View


Tablet Mode and Continuum


• In Tablet Mode, the Start menu expands to fill the full screen. All your apps run in full screen mode, too.

• The shortcuts that normally appear on the left side of the Start menu are hidden. Tap the hamburger menu to make them appear.

Switch to Tablet Mode


For hybrid devices like the Surface Pro 3, you can remove the keyboard to transform your device from a laptop to a tablet.

The Continuum feature senses when you’ve removed the keyboard and offers to switch into Tablet Mode for you.

Continuum


Windows 10 is the same on small mobile devices as it is on big desktops and everything in between.

Connect your phone to a big monitor and a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and—voilà!—it’s a PC, capable of running the same app.

Turn you phone into a desktop


Phone Sync


Phone Sync


Tablet Mode and Continuum


OneDrive: all your stuff in the cloud


Move your entire local music collection into the Music folder in OneDrive.

After the files finish syncing, they’re available from any PC or mobile device.

Windows 10 supports all popular music formats (without DRM), including MP3, WMA, AAC, and even the lossless FLAC.

With 15 GB of free space available in OneDrive, there’s room for a lot of tunes. (Want unlimited storage? Get Office 365.)

One Drive Music Folder


OneDrive: all your stuff in the cloud


Photos (and other built-in apps)


• Crop, rotate, and straighten

• Remove red eye

• Retouch

• Change light or color

• Add filters or effects

• Or just click the Enhance

Essential Editing Tools


• Music• Movies & TV• News, Weather, Money, Sports• Phone Companion• OneNote• Xbox• Microsoft Solitaire Collection

More Built-In Universal Apps


Photos (and other built-in apps)


Microsoft Edge


• Edge is designed for interoperability with the web as it exists today.

• That’s a big change from Internet Explorer, which has traditionally emphasized compatibility with older versions.

• One cool feature is Reading View…

Fewer compatibility issues


Reading View


Microsoft Edge


Reset your PC


Windows 8.1 included Reset and Refresh options, but those required that you have the original installation files handy, or a recovery partition that can use up tons of disk space.

Windows 10 doesn’t need any of those things. When you use the Reset option, it rebuilds Windows using the current system files, minus any recent updates that might be the reason you’re resetting.

The whole process takes only a few minutes and is the equivalent of a clean install, without the hassles.

What’s new since Windows 8


• You can choose to keep your files or delete them

• All your Windows 10 apps are restored from the Windows Store

• If you choose to keep your files, Reset gives you a list of desktop programs you’ll need to reinstall and even saves a copy of the list on the new desktop

More Reset Details


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