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Windows 10 (Beginners & Advanced): Fast Track Training

Name: Windows 10 (Beginners & Advanced): Fast Track Training
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

Learn how to master Windows 10 (Beginners & Advanced) methods quickly and easily for yourself or business

Created byDouglas Melvin

Last updated 7/2020

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

How To Easily Master Windows 10 Beginners & Advanced Methods
How To Optimize Windows 10 For Best Results
Brand New Over-The-Shoulder Video Series For Windows 10 Beginners & Advanced Methods
Upgrade Your Skills And Expertise With Our Beginners & Advanced Video Training

Course content

3 sections • 41 lectures • 1h 20m total length

Overview - Beginners1:26
Explore the Windows 10 beginner overview, including the upgraded file explorer, display management, Cortana, Quick Assist, media streaming, Voice Recorder, screenshots, Steps Recorder, Camera, and the Windows Store.
File Explorer - File Menu - Part 12:54
Explore how Windows 10 file explorer upgrades Windows Explorer and is accessed by opening a folder or this PC from Windows icon. Learn about file menu, PowerShell, and frequent places.
File Explorer - File Menu - Part 22:37
Customize file explorer settings with change folder and search options, including general and view options, plus search options for quick access, system directories, zip files, and content search.
File Explorer - Home Menu2:19
Learn to use the File Explorer home menu in Windows 10 to pin folders to Quick Access, copy path, analyze folder properties, and rename items.
File Explorer - Share Menu2:54
Explore the file explorer's share menu to email, zip, burn to disk, fax, and securely share folders or documents across networks with access controls for designated individuals.
File Explorer - View Menu 12:52
Explore the view menu to organize folder content with options for window layout, navigation pane, preview and details panes, show file name extensions, and reveal hidden items.
File Explorer - View Menu 22:28
Learn to customize Windows 10 file explorer views by switching between details, list, or icon layouts, sorting by date or type, and adding attributes via right-click.
File Explorer - Search Menu2:35
Master the file explorer search menu to search current or subfolders, filter by document type and size, and use syntax like marketing ext:.jpg to locate files.
Managing Your Desktop1:51
Right-click the desktop to adjust icon sizes, hide or show icons, and sort icons by name, date modified, or item type for quick access.
Managing Your Display2:00
Explore how to manage display settings in Windows 10, including multi-monitor identification, night light scheduling for sleep, and adjusting display scaling for clarity.
Managing Cortana - Voice Assist2:17
Learn how to enable and customize Cortana in Windows 10 for voice commands, including microphone setup, privacy checks, Hey Cortana activation, and personalization to control searches and PC tasks.
Quick Assist Settings1:47
Explore how to use quick assist in Windows 10 to remotely share control, copy and exchange security codes, and collaborate between personal computers.
Media Streaming Settings2:03
Enable and customize Windows 10 media streaming to access your videos and mp3s on the home network. Turn on streaming, choose which media to share, and manage local devices.
Recording A Screen Video1:56
Use the Windows game bar with the Windows key and G to record your screen, enable mic, take snapshots, and broadcast; save videos to the videos directory.
Recording An Audio1:15
Record audio on Windows 10 using the voice recorder, start with the mike, then highlight, rename, trim, and save a copy or the original.
Taking A Snapshot of Your Screen1:56
Learn to take screenshots in Windows 10 using the Snipping Tool, drag to select the capture area, and save or print as png, jpg, pdf, or a web page.
Recording Your Steps1:08
Document your processes in Windows 10 using the step recorder desktop app, start and stop recordings to capture steps and screenshots, and edit into a clear visual and sequential record.
Capturing Webcam Video1:35
Adding Applications1:47
Learn how to add applications to Windows 10 via the Microsoft Store, search for apps, and install cloud-based or hybrid tools. Explore examples like Project Manager and Microsoft To Do.
Conclusion - Beginners1:51
Manage and optimize Windows 10 drives—external or internal—using analyze, optimize, defragment, and cleanup tools, then format drives, enable bit locker, and set auto play defaults.

Overview - Advanced1:12
Explore Windows 10 control panel operations, access settings via desktop menu or traditional clicks, and leverage familiar keystrokes like ctrl-alt-delete to open the task manager, alongside Microsoft Edge basics.
Managing Start Up Speed1:59
Learn to speed up Windows 10 startup by managing startup programs. Sort by impact and enable only essential high impact apps to reduce startup time.
Managing Open Applications1:50
Learn to manage open applications in Windows 10 by opening the task manager with Ctrl+Alt+Delete, inspecting processes, and ending tasks to close unresponsive programs.
Managing Your Hard Drive Space3:25
Learn to manage hard drive space in Windows 10 by using Winder stat to visualize drive usage, identify large files, and delete items safely, with default install steps.
Managing Your Hard Drive Space - Storage Sense1:17
Use storage sense in Windows 10 to automatically free up space by deleting temporary files and items in your trash folder, accessed via the search bar.
Managing Frozen Applications1:35
Identify and stop frozen applications in Windows 10 by using the task manager and services, then open details to end the necessary processes or stop unneeded services for smoother operation.
Managing Your PC Remotely - Part 12:31
Enable remote access and set up Remote Desktop on Windows 10, using the computer name, user name, and network level authentication to securely connect from a remote location.
Managing Your PC Remotely - Part 21:42
Locate your local ip address in the network and sharing center to enable remote access, then use a remote desktop connection with the target computer name and credentials.
Managing Desktop Notifications - Focus Assist1:42
Control desktop notifications in Windows 10 using Focus Assist; customize the priority list, hide all except alarms, and schedule notifications by hours, optionally feeding data to Cortana.
Linking Your Mobile Device1:15
Link your mobile device to Windows 10 by sending a link to android or iPhone, install the app, and sign in to begin on mobile and finish on your PC.
Managing Your Backups and Restore Points1:52
Create a restore point before major changes, then use system restore to revert Windows 10 if needed, and review or select existing restore points.
Managing Your Default Applications2:33
Learn to manage default apps in Windows 10 using default apps settings and file type options, swapping web browsers and maps to Edge, Firefox, Chrome, or store apps.
Managing Your Workspace1:58
Explore Windows 10 workspace management tools by snapping a window to the side, shaking to minimize clutter, and creating multiple desktops to keep certain applications open.
Microsoft Edge - Write Notes1:44
Explore how Microsoft Edge enables you to annotate web pages with notes and highlights, and save annotations to OneNote or cloud storage for easy access.
Managing Edge - Dot Menu2:08
Explore Edge's three dot menu to access private browsing, zoom, favorites, read aloud, and developer tools to inspect page code and memory use. Pin pages to the start menu.
Managing Edge - Settings Menu Link1:32
Navigate Edge settings to set your default browser, customize themes, tab behavior (top sites or a blank page), and manage downloads, home button, pop ups, adobe flash, and privacy options.
Managing Edge With Cortana2:18
Operate Edge with Cortana to perform voice searches and visit websites through regular Cortana commands, then disable Cortana assistance in Edge via advanced settings.
Managing Default Applications with Edge1:33
Set Microsoft Edge as the default and switch any Internet Explorer managed apps to Edge using the default application screen, for better voice assistant use on your pc.
Managing Lost Windows1:54
Learn to recover off-screen windows in Windows 10 by hovering over the window, right-clicking, selecting move, and pressing the arrow key to bring it back into view.
Conclusion - Managing Voice Recognition1:43
Conclude the course by configuring Windows voice recognition, selecting a microphone, enabling startup options, and using the dictation scratch pad with audible feedback and speech commands.

Requirements

A computer with internet access
Willingness to learn and take action
Windows 10 Installed On Your Computer

Description

Windows 10 (Beginners & Advanced): Fast Track Training:

It's the best OS available...

Brand New Over-The-Shoulder Video Series On How To Get Started With Windows 10

Used by over 2 billion people daily on the planet...

It is recognized to be the gold standard operating system for all PCs.

Meet Windows 10.

Microsoft’s Flagship Operating System

Windows 10 is the latest version of Microsoft's flagship operating system which was released in 2015.

Windows is the most used operating system on the planet; this is probably because it is compatible with most devices.

Anywhere you go you are assured of coming across a device running on windows and that makes it possible to work on the go and take some of your software with you without difficulties.

Windows 10 is installed on every PC and if you do not know how to use it yet, then you're missing out big time.

Superior Technology...

Before we go any further, let me give you some insights about Windows 10:

Windows 10 is the latest version of Microsoft's flagship operating system, it was released in 2015.

Windows 10 introduces a range of new apps that can run across multiple Microsoft products including mobile devices and the Xbox One.

The interface for Windows 10 was changed to adapt to the touch screen-optimized devices running on Windows operating systems.

Windows 10 was developed to power all different kind of devices, including mobile and PC.

The Windows 10 interface supports different input devices, the normal analogue input and the new digital touch screen technology.

Windows 10 brings back the famous start menu, with new added functionalities of course.

According to Microsoft, Windows 10 is that last version of Windows to be released.

On Windows 10, Microsoft Edge replaces Internet Explorer.

Why You Need To Get Started Now:

Windows 10 has a fee preview.
Windows brought back the start menu.
Windows 10 introduces the artificial assistant Cortana.
Make use of Windows Virtual Desktops.
Windows is compatible with most devices and is the most used operating system.

The Gold Standard

There’s nothing like this video series.

Watch as I show you how to get started with Windows 10.

I reveal my best tips for using some unknown tactics that only a few elite few knows.

You get to see everything. I explain everything to you.

There will be no guesswork.

All you need is just a short hour of your time to learn everything and you’d be ready to get started with it instantly.

Here’s What You’ll Discover Inside This Video Training:

How to get started with Windows 10.
Learn how to get use to the interface and configure your settings.
Learn how to create your user account and which features to select when doing it.
Learn how to work with your screen resolutions and backgrounds.
How to quickly and easily work with fonts, colours and others.
How to install programs and add hardware.
How to use the configuration settings and organize it according to your preferences.
And so many more...

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Windows 10 For Beginners: Fast Track Training

1 - Overview - Beginners

2 - File Explorer - File Menu - Part 1

3 - File Explorer - File Menu - Part 2

4 - File Explorer - Home Menu

5 - File Explorer - Share Menu

6 - File Explorer - View Menu 1

7 - File Explorer - View Menu 2

8 - File Explorer - Search Menu

9 - Managing Your Desktop

10 - Managing Your Display

11 - Managing Cortana - Voice Assist

12 - Quick Assist Settings

13 - Media Streaming Settings

14 - Recording A Screen Video

15 - Recording An Audio

16 - Taking A Snapshot of Your Screen

17 - Recording Your Steps

18 - Capturing Webcam Video

19 - Adding Applications

20 - Conclusion - Beginners

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Windows 10 Advanced: Fast Track Training

21 - Overview - Advanced

22 - Managing Start Up Speed

23 - Managing Open Applications

24 - Managing Your Hard Drive Space

25 - Managing Your Hard Drive Space - Storage Sense

26 - Managing Frozen Applications

27 - Managing Your PC Remotely - Part 1

28 - Managing Your PC Remotely - Part 2

29 - Managing Desktop Notifications - Focus Assist

30 - Linking Your Mobile Device

31 - Managing Your Backups and Restore Points

32 - Managing Your Default Applications

33 - Managing Your Workspace

34 - Microsoft Edge - Write Notes

35 - Managing Edge - Dot Menu

36 - Managing Edge - Settings Menu Link

37 - Managing Edge With Cortana

38 - Managing Default Applications with Edge

39 - Managing Lost Windows

40 - Conclusion - Managing Voice Recognition

Who this course is for:

Windows 10 Beginners & Advanced Students
Students who want to master Windows 10 properely
Professionals, Business Owners, Internet Marketers, Entrepreneurs, Hobbyists

Windows 10 (Beginners & Advanced): Fast Track Training

What you'll learn

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Course content

Windows 10 For Beginners: Fast Track Training20 lectures • 42min

Windows 10 Advanced: Fast Track Training20 lectures • 38min

Bonus Lecture: New Product List1 lecture • 2min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: