Welcome to Windows 10

Learn about the Get Started app, navigating your device, and support

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Welcome to Windows 10 Getting Started Series This is the first in a series of emails designed to help you get the most out of Windows 10. This email includes the info you need to get up and running quickly.

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It's the Windows you know, only better Windows 10 is so familiar and easy to use, you'll feel like an expert. Because updates are automatically enabled1, you'll have the very latest features when they're released, which means Windows will just keep getting better.

Get to know the Get Started app

We've designed the Get Started app to help you get the most out of Windows 10. It can help you get on the web, navigate your device, move files, set up printers and hardware, and more. Any time we add new features to Windows 10, the app will automatically update1 to help you with those, too. Open the Get Started app

Getting around your device

Search with the taskbar The easiest way to search the web, search your device and access and share the files on OneDrive is through the Windows search box on your taskbar. Learn more Get to your settings Update your settings and personalise Windows 10 the way you want. Open settings Learn more Touch2 or type Interact with your device in the way that's most natural. Learn more Surf the web Introducing Microsoft Edge, the new browser that makes the web work the way you do. Open your browser Learn more about Microsoft Edge

We're here to help Just use the Windows search box to get a quick answer, a step-by-step tutorial or a connection to a real person through our Contact Support app.3

Discover everything your Microsoft account can do

With this one account, you can take your settings, preferences and files you have backed up on OneDrive with you across all your devices – and not just Windows devices. Plus, you'll only need to remember one user ID and password. Update your Microsoft account

Let's keep in touch Get the Windows newsletter to learn about new features coming to Windows 10, entertainment and apps in the Windows Store, tips, tricks and more. Sign up now

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On the other hand ..... Windows 10 is COOL!

One of the cool features of Windows 10 is the Virtual Desktop. See this article on How-to-Geek

Windows 10 Warning: Latest Updates Are Crashing PCs - Forbes

http://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2015/08/17/windows-10-new-crash-loops/


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Heads 10 Music & Computers at the Heads

More Windows 10 WARNINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One customer decided to revert back to Windows 7 from Windows 10 because her Telstra 4G dongle would not work.

"If you have or are planning to use a Telstra USB 4G (320U) or Telstra USB 3G (312U) on a PC currently running Windows 10, please note that the Telstra Connection Manager software is currently incompatible with that operating system.

We are working with our vendor and software teams to update our connection manager as soon as possible.

In the meantime, if you have already upgraded to Windows 10, we have developed a guide to get you back online. Please refer to the steps below and follow those relevant to your situation, to get started." Click Here

She didn't realise that her Office 2007 would also not work and now doesn't work with Windows 7 until she puts in a licence key.

"MS Office software free users who are either using a cracked version or the old genuine 2003 or 2007 version will be surely disappointed with this news. As per the latest update available from Microsoft sources , Windows 10 operating system will only allow users to use the new genuine version of MS Office 2013 on its platform in near future."


ARRGGHH!! No more free games? http://www.kitguru.net/gaming/operating-systems/matthew-wilson/windows-10-can-seek-out-pirated-software/

How to Uninstall Windows 10 and Downgrade to Windows 7 or 8.1