Windows 10: From Beginner To Expert: A Complete User Guide to Microsoft's Intelligent New Operating System (Now With Bonus Chapter)

by Nick Goddard

Enjoy hassle free use of your computer using this book and avoid slow speeds and avoid the common errors many users make by buying this book and learn in an immediate, stress free way how to start using your new Windows 10 software like you wrote the programming for it yourself!

Windows 10, a free update for users of Windows 8 or Windows 7, is the fix for the numerous issues and questions that people had with the redesigned and reimagined Windows 8 update. This userguide will help you to navigate and learn more about the new operating system whether you are new to the upgrade or have already been using it for some time, and may not be knowledgeable about features you're not using. Expedite the process of figuring out all of Windows 10's facets by yourself and get this helpful handbook chock full of tips and tricks to maximize your experience. Take the time to better yourself and buy this book!

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Here’s what you can expect to find in this book…
Installation Options for Windows 10 How to Upgrade to Windows 10? A Guide Questions and Answers Windows 10 Configuration to Protect Privacy Guide to Windows 10 Backup: Backup, Restore and Recovery Security of the New Windows 10 Choosing the Best antivirus for Glitch Free Functioning in Windows 10 Will Windows 10 and Your Printer Play Nice? Gaining Space in the Taskbar of Windows 10 Hiding Options that are Not Used Fitting All the Pieces Together And Much More!


Here's what customers thought...

This book covers the basic on exactly how to start with Windows 10. It's very important to keep upgrading your knowledge regarding these new programs. This book explains the exact steps to
Understanding the Windows operation, how to provide security for your windows 10, and much more. The author did a good job of compacting a lot of information about Windows 10 into this book. Great book
-Hanson Le

The most comprehensive guide to Windows 10. If you're a first-time Windows 10 user looking for an authoritative, accessible guide to the basics of this new operating system, look no further. This all-encompassing guide cuts through confusing jargon and covers just what you need to know: navigating the start menu, personalizing Windows, working with the desktop, maximizing Windows apps, and enhancing Windows 10. Plus, you'll find helpful instructions on connecting online with Apps, controlling your system, securing Windows, and so much more. Whether you're upgrading to the new Windows 10 operating system with the hopes of keeping in touch with loved ones via webcam or instant messenger, viewing videos, or looking to make your work or personal life more organized and streamlined, all the guidance you need to make the most of Windows 10 is at your fingertips.
-Mara M

This is a complete guidebook for Windows users, this book really introduced me to this new Windows operating system. Inside of this book I have found my all questions answers.
I bought a new computer and wanted to use Windows latest version means Windows 10. But I did not know details uses of this operating system. That's why a few weeks ago I purchased this guidebook. By the help of this book I have learned about installation options for windows 10. This book is amazing and has helped me a lot, so I will definitely suggest this book to all.

Genres: Nonfiction

152 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 2, 2016

Reviews

[Ivan · Rating 1 out of 5]

Without a doubt the worst technical book I have ever read. Between all the run-on sentences, sentence fragments and other grammatical errors, the content is disorganized and spends more time comparing Windows 10 to previous microsoft operating systems than actually giving an introduction to Windows 10.

The disclaimer at the beginning of the book states it's not to be used for medicine or medical advice - was this book proofread at all?

I'm not sure what the target skill level of the book is either, as the author alternates between completely pandering to the computer illiterati telling you how to do absolutely pedestrian stuff like right-click to open a menu at one moment, and then telling the reader how to edit the registry the next. Everything I've ever read about the windows registry indicates that it's a dangerous place to go mucking about unless you know exactly what you're doing.

Took a quick peek in the book because I'm interested in learning Powershell, but I guess I'll show myself out. I couldn't even finish the book, and it's only 74 pages.

[Stephen Waszkiewicz · Rating 2 out of 5]

Too many writing errors

Seems as though this book was written in a language other than English and then simply feed through a translation system to produce this book.

[JSL]

Helpful for about FIVE SHORTCUT KEYS for Windows (Cortana, Search, Task View, etc.). Cortana: can be invoked with WIN + Q keys (for entering text) or WIN + C (to enter voice commands). . . . You can also search by pressing the Windows key and starting to write. Tasks view: WIN + TAB. . . . Notification Center: WIN + A. Changing keyboard language: WIN + Space key. . . . Additionally, if we are to work with many apps on the taskbar may serve the shortcut key number + WIN, WIN + 1 where the first application opens anchored in the bar, WIN + 2 opens the second, and so on. / Very poor editing on this book. Sentences do not make sense, words left out, sentence structure awkward. Extremely hard to read and understand. It is almost as if a non-native English speaker wrote it and then put that text into some kind of digital processor and this is the very awkward translation

[J Layne · Rating 3 out of 5]

Helpful for about FIVE SHORTCUT KEYS for Windows (Cortana, Search, Task View, etc.). Cortana: can be invoked with WIN + Q keys (for entering text) or WIN + C (to enter voice commands). . . . You can also search by pressing the Windows key and starting to write. Tasks view: WIN + TAB. . . . Notification Center: WIN + A. Changing keyboard language: WIN + Space key. . . . Additionally, if we are to work with many apps on the taskbar may serve the shortcut key number + WIN, WIN + 1 where the first application opens anchored in the bar, WIN + 2 opens the second, and so on. / Very poor editing on this book. Sentences do not make sense, words left out, sentence structure awkward. Extremely hard to read and understand. It is almost as if a non-native English speaker wrote it and then put that text into some kind of digital processor and this is the very awkward translation.

[John Wagner · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not very informative

Read, tossed it. It doesn't give very much information. There are no instructions for any part that could lead a novice.

[Mike · Rating 1 out of 5]

The author is a terrible writer. As a result, the book is simply confusing.

[enid trull · Rating 4 out of 5]

A recommendation

I thought the book was quite good it helped me to get started as I found windows 10 was quite different from 7.