Windows 10 Introduction|System Source

Whether you're new to computers or have used them in the past, this class will help you become more comfortable using a personal computer (PC) and, more specifically, the Windows 10 interface. This course will help you define what a PC is, and familiarize you with the Windows 10 user interface and its basic capabilities. In this course, you will explore Windows 10 and learn how to work with locally installed and cloud-based apps, browse the Internet, and manage basic Windows 10 settings.

Access Windows 10.

Access locally installed applications.

Access cloud-based apps and content.

Manage files and folders.

Manage the Windows 10 environment.

Use Windows 10 security features.

Use backup and recovery tools.

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Lesson 1: Accessing Windows 10

Topic A: Log In to Windows 10

Topic B: Navigate the Windows 10 Desktop

Topic C: Use the Start Menu

Lesson 2: Accessing Locally Installed Apps

Topic A: Use Apps

Topic B: Multitask with Open Apps

Topic C: Install Apps

Lesson 3: Accessing Cloud-Based Apps and Content

Topic A: Browse the Web

Topic B: Use Cloud-Based Apps

Lesson 4: Managing Files and Folders

Topic A: Manage Files and Folders with File Explorer

Topic B: Find Files, Folders, and Apps

Topic C: Store and Share Files with OneDrive

Topic D: Manage Removable Storage Devices

Lesson 5: Managing Windows 10

Topic A: Configure Settings

Topic B: Use Windows System Commands

Topic C: Manage Devices

Topic D: Configure Accessibility

Topic E: Use Windows Administrative Tools

Lesson 6: Securing Your Computer

Topic A: Manage Sign-In Options

Topic B: Use Windows Security

Topic C: Manage Updates

Topic D: Use Other Security Features

Lesson 7: Using Backup and Recovery Tools

Topic A: Create Backups

Topic B: Troubleshoot or Repair Your System

Appendix A: Getting to Know Personal Computers

Appendix B: Switching from Other Operating Systems

Appendix C: Comparing Windows 10 Editions

Appendix D: Creating Windows 10 Accounts

Appendix E: Continuum Navigation

To ensure your success in this course, you should have some experience using a personal computer, desktop applications, and the Internet. For students who are less familiar with computers, consider reviewing the Getting to Know Personal Computers appendix prior to attending class.

This course is designed for end users who are familiar with computers and who need to use the features and functionality of the Windows 10 operating system.

Windows 10 Introduction

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Outline

Lesson 1: Accessing Windows 10

Lesson 2: Accessing Locally Installed Apps

Lesson 3: Accessing Cloud-Based Apps and Content

Lesson 4: Managing Files and Folders

Lesson 5: Managing Windows 10

Lesson 6: Securing Your Computer

Lesson 7: Using Backup and Recovery Tools

Lesson 1: Accessing Windows 10

Lesson 2: Accessing Locally Installed Apps

Lesson 3: Accessing Cloud-Based Apps and Content

Lesson 4: Managing Files and Folders

Lesson 5: Managing Windows 10

Lesson 6: Securing Your Computer

Lesson 7: Using Backup and Recovery Tools

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