Windows 1

Faculty of Medicine (Jaber Ibn Hayyan University)
WINDOWS 10
Sadiq Muhammad Baqer
Muhammad Rashad
WINDOWS 10
WHAT’S NEW IN WINDOWS 10?
WHAT’S SO DIFFERENT ABOUT WINDOWS 10?
UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 10
OUTLINE
STARTING WITH THE START MENU
KEEPING YOUR ACCOUNT PRIVATE WITH A PASSWORD
SIGNING UP FOR A MICROSOFT ACCOUNT
FIGURING OUT THE WINDOWS 10 START MENU
VIEWING, CLOSING, OR RETURNING TO APPS
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR FREE APPS
CUSTOMIZING THE START MENU
TRADITIONAL DESKTOP
DESKTOP BACKGROUND
What is operating system (OS)

What’s New in Windows 10? What’s So Different About Windows 10?
1. Tablet mode
1.Start button and menu
2. Desktop mode
2.Cortana
3.OneDrive
The Windows 10 Hardware Requirements ?
4.Multiple desktops
5.Windows Iink 1. Processor: 1 GHz or faster
2. RAM: 1 GB (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit)
6.Microsoft Edge 3. Graphics: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver (the
7.Windows Timeline latter is the graphics architecture for video drivers)
4. Hard disk space: 16 GB (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit)
8.Windows Hello 5. Display: 800×600 resolution
1. Check your device meets the

Windows 10 system requirements.
2. Create USB installation

media. Visit Microsoft's Windows 10
download page (opens in new
tab) and select “Download tool now”
under the “create Windows 10
installation media” section. Transfer
the downloaded installer tool to a
USB drive.
3. Run the installer tool.
Installing from a USB drive

is definitely the preferred
option but you can also
install from a CD or ISO file.
4. Use your installation media.

access the computer’s BIOS
you'll need to press the F2,
F12 or Delete keys as your
computer boots up.
5. Change your computer's boot

order.
6. Restart your device.
7. Complete the installation.
How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

older version of Windows
Open Control Panel.
Although the upgrade process to

Windows 10 is usually safe, there are
always chances of problems, and to
avoid any issues, you should make sure
to have a full backup, which you can use
to roll back if anything unexpected
happens.

1.Click on System and

Security.
Click on Backup and Restore.

Click the Create a system image option

from the left pane.

Select the On a hard disk option.
1.Click the Next button.


Click the Start backup button.


Click the Start backup button.

Upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10
Download the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.
1. Click the Download tool now button and save the installer on the device.
2. Double-click the MediaCreationTooxxxx.exe file to launch the Windows 10 setup wizard.
3. Click the Accept button for the licensing agreement.
4. Select the “Upgrade this PC now” option to download the files and begin the upgrade to Windows 10.
5. Click the Next button.
6. Type a valid Windows 10 product key for the edition you are trying to upgrade (if applicable).
7. Click the Next button.
8. Click the Accept button to agree to the licensing agreement again.
9. Select the “Keep personal files and apps” option.
10. Click the Install button to upgrade to Windows 10 from
The Desktop
You can, and should, make the

desktop look like whatever you
want. You can change its
background picture or color
scheme; you can make the text
larger;
Meet the Start Menu

Use to open the Start menu
In Windows, everything starts with the

Start button and its Start menu.
Expand
User Account
Documents
Pictures
Settings
Power
Pinned Tiles
All Apps
Keeping your account private with

a password
To set up or change the
password on your account,
follow these steps:
1.Click the Start button and then
click the Settings icon. When the
Start menu appears
2.Click the Accounts icon(Sign-in
Options)
3.From the Password section on
the app’s right side, click the
Change button
Customizing the Start menu

• Remove tiles you don’t need
• Move related tiles next to each other
• Add tiles for apps, programs, folders, and files you need.
• To create a new group, drag and drop any tile away from the
two existing groups
• To add more tiles to your newly created group, drag and drop
additional tiles into the group.
• Name the groups
The Start menu section offers these options:

1.Show more tiles on Start
2.Show app list in Start menu
3.Show recently added apps
4.Show most-used apps
Click or tap the Task View button.
The screen clears, and Windows displays miniature

views of your open apps and programs.
Beneath the views of currently open apps, Windows

also lists programs you’ve used within the past 30
days. Known as the Timeline, this new feature lets you
quickly return to apps you worked on in the past.
By pressing the Alt+Tab keyboard shortcut also serves a

similar purpose.
Taskbar
Pin an Application to the Taskbar
Step 1 − Search for the application you want to pin
in the Start Menu.
Step 2 − Right-click on the application.
Step 3 − Select “More” option at the top of the
menu.
Step 4 − Select the “Pin to taskbar” option.
Unpin an Application from the Taskbar
To “unpin” it, just right-click the icon in the Taskbar and

select “Unpin from taskbar”. You can “pin” it back again
any time you want
Notification Area
The Notification Area is located at the right side of the

Taskbar. It shows different types of notifications from
your computer like your Internet connection, or the
volume level.
At first, the Notification Area shows a limited amount of
icons. But you can click the upward arrow on its left-side
to see other icons as well
Icons
Most Windows versions will feature
different icons on the background. An
icon is simply a graphic representation
of an application or a file. To open or
access an icon, just double click on it.
Step 1 − Right-click on the Desktop Background.

Step 2 − Choose “New” and “Shortcut”.
Step 3 − Browse for the application or file you want to
create a shortcut to.
Step 4 − Assign a name to the shortcut and click “Finish”.
Icons can also be moved around by clicking on them and
dragging them to another place in the screen.
Desktop Background
Step 1 − Right-click on the Step 2 − From the Personalization window, choose from
background and choose a series of pre-selected pictures or browse for your own.
“Personalize”.
Start
Home
Personalization
Windows 10 - Quick Actions
Quick Actions are a set of tiles that give you access to

frequently used settings and tasks (like Wi-Fi connection,
or screen brightness).
Customizing Quick Actions
After opening Settings, you can choose SYSTEM and

then select Notifications & actions.
Setting My Recommendations
Lock the Taskbar Turning this on locks the taskbar in place, keeping you from
changing its appearance.
Automatically Hide Handy mostly for small screens, this option makes the taskbar
the Taskbar automatically hide itself when you're not near it.
Use Small Taskbar this setting shrinks the taskbar to half-height, letting you pack
Buttons in a few extra tiny icons.
Use Peek Clicking that area minimizes all open windows.
Show Badges on Leave this on to see little reminders on your taskbar apps
Taskbar Buttons buttons. The Mail app taskbar icon, for example, will
continuously display your number of unread emails.
Taskbar Location Your taskbar can live on any edge of your desktop, not just
On Screen the bottom. Choose any of the four edges here.
Setting My Recommendations
Combine Taskbar When you open lots of windows and programs, Windows
Buttons accommodates the crowd by grouping similar windows
under one button: All open Microsoft Word documents stack
atop one Microsoft Word button, for example. To protect the
taskbar from overcrowding, select the option called Always,
Hide Labels. (Without this turned on, each icon lists its name
in text, consuming way too much space.)
Notification Area This section's two links let you choose which icons should
appear in the Notification area. You can turn off the
notification for Battery level, for example, if you're working on
a desktop PC.
THANK YOU!

Windows 1

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

You might also like

Windows 1

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Windows 1

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Faculty of Medicine (Jaber Ibn Hayyan University)

What is operating system (OS)

What’s New in Windows 10? What’s So Different About Windows 10?

1. Check your device meets the

2. Create USB installation

3. Run the installer tool.

Installing from a USB drive

4. Use your installation media.

5. Change your computer's boot

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

Open Control Panel.

Although the upgrade process to

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

1.Click on System and

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

Click the Create a system image option

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

Select the On a hard disk option.

1.Click the Next button.

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

Click the Start backup button.

How to install Windows 10 Upgrading from an

Click the Start backup button.

Upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10

Download the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft.

You can, and should, make the

Meet the Start Menu

In Windows, everything starts with the

Keeping your account private with

Customizing the Start menu

The Start menu section offers these options:

Click or tap the Task View button.

The screen clears, and Windows displays miniature

Beneath the views of currently open apps, Windows

By pressing the Alt+Tab keyboard shortcut also serves a

Unpin an Application from the Taskbar

To “unpin” it, just right-click the icon in the Taskbar and

The Notification Area is located at the right side of the

Step 1 − Right-click on the Desktop Background.

Windows 10 - Quick Actions

Quick Actions are a set of tiles that give you access to

Customizing Quick Actions

After opening Settings, you can choose SYSTEM and

You might also like