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by Paul McFedries, Brian Knittel
Windows 10 In Depth (includes Content Update Program), Second edition
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents at a Glance
- Contents
- About the Author
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Reader Services
- Introduction
- I Starting Out with Windows 10
- 1 Meet Windows 10
- An Overview of Windows 10
- What’s New in Windows 10?
- The New Start Menu
- Touch-a Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me!
- Modern Apps
- Hey, Cortana
- Online User Accounts
- Virtual Desktops
- Expanded Settings App
- File Explorer Ribbon
- The Windows Store
- Management Tools
- Improved Antivirus Protection
- Installation and Setup
- Storage Spaces
- Improved Web Browsing with Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11
- Wi-Fi Sense
- Faster Startup
- Secure Boot
- Integrated Cellular Data Connections
- Tools for Creators
- Changes Since the Initial Release of Windows 10
- What Changed Between Windows 10 and Windows 8 and 8.1
- Beyond Windows 10
- In the Modern Age
- 2 Installing or Upgrading to Windows 10
- 3 Your First Hour with Windows 10
- The First Things to Do After Starting Windows 10
- A Quick Tour of the Important Windows 10 Features
- Setting Up User Accounts
- Downloading Critical Updates
- Personalizing Windows 10
- Enable Find My Device
- Personalize Screen Settings
- Resolution
- Multiple Monitors
- Font Size
- ClearType Tuner
- Tune Up the Taskbar, Action Center, and Start Menu
- Store to OneDrive or This PC
- Privacy Settings
- Important Adjustments and Tweaks
- Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell
- Enable Libraries
- Show Extensions for Known File Types
- Set Web Browser and Home Pages
- Search Providers
- Enable System Restore
- Enable Metering for Cellular Data
- Transferring Information from Your Old Computer
- How the Heck Do I Shut this Thing Off?
- More than You Wanted to Know
- If You’re Moving to Windows 10 from XP
- 1 Meet Windows 10
- II Using Windows 10
- 4 Using the Windows 10 Interface
- Taking a Tour of the Windows 10 Interface
- Working with Running Apps
- Working with Notifications
- Searching Windows 10
- Customizing the Start Menu
- Resizing a Tile
- Moving a Tile
- Turning Off a Live Tile
- Pinning an App to the Start Menu
- Pinning a Web Page to the Start Menu
- Creating an App Group
- Displaying the Administrative Tools on the Start Menu
- Adding Command Prompt to the Shortcut Menu
- Adding Shutdown and Restart Shortcuts
- Personalizing the Start Menu
- Customizing the Start Menu’s System Icons
- Customizing the Start Menu Background
- Customizing the Lock Screen
- Working with Virtual Desktops
- 5 Windows Apps and the Windows Store
- The Windows Apps
- Alarms & Clock
- Calculator
- Calendar
- Camera
- Connect
- Cortana
- Feedback Hub
- Films & TV
- Get Help
- Groove Music
- Maps
- Messaging
- Microsoft Edge
- Mixed Reality Portal
- OneDrive
- OneNote
- Paint 3D
- People
- Photos
- Settings
- Skype
- Sticky Notes
- Store
- Tips
- View 3D
- Voice Recorder
- Weather
- Windows Defender Security Center
- Xbox
- Installing Apps from the Windows Store
- Uninstalling Apps
- The Windows Apps
- 6 Managing Files and Searching
- Understanding File Types
- Navigating Folder Windows
- The Ribbon
- The Navigation Pane
- Basic File and Folder Chores
- Selecting Files with Check Boxes
- Resolving File Transfer Conflicts
- Expert Drag-and-Drop Techniques
- Taking Advantage of the Send To Command
- The Recycle Bin: Deleting and Recovering Files and Folders
- Setting Some Recycle Bin Options
- Recovering a File or Folder
- File Maintenance Using the Open and Save As Dialog Boxes
- Metadata and the File Explorer Property System
- Searching Your PC
- Grouping and Filtering with Metadata
- 7 Devices and Printers
- 8 Accessories and Accessibility
- 9 Configuring Windows 10
- 4 Using the Windows 10 Interface
- III Multimedia and Imaging
- 10 Windows Media Player
- 11 Windows and Imaging Devices
- 12 Scanning and Faxing
- 13 More Windows 10 Media Tools
- IV Windows 10 and the Internet
- 14 Getting Connected
- 15 Web Browsing with Microsoft Edge
- 16 Windows 10 Internet Communications
- 17 Troubleshooting an Internet Connection
- V Networking
- 18 Creating a Windows Network
- Creating or Joining a Network
- Planning Your Network
- Choosing a Network and Cabling System
- Adding Additional Networking Functions
- Installing Network Adapters
- Installing Network Wiring
- Installing a Wireless Network
- Wireless Network Setup Choices
- Setting Up a New Wireless Network
- Using the Manufacturer’s Setup Program
- Using the Set Up a Network Wizard
- Configuring Manually
- Setting Up Internet Service
- Sharing Wi-Fi Network Settings with Friends
- Getting Maximum Wireless Speed
- Eliminate Overlapping Channels
- Tune Up Wireless Security
- Separate Your Wireless-AC, -N, -G, and -B Networks
- Bump Up the Power?
- Configuring a Peer-to-Peer Network
- Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol
- If You Have No Shared Internet Connection
- If You Have a Shared Internet Connection
- Enabling and Disabling Sharing
- Setting Your Computer Identification
- Configuring Windows Firewall
- File and Printer Sharing Without a Router: Avoiding the Unidentified Network Problem
- Setting Up a Homegroup
- Alternatives to Using a Homegroup
- Wrapping Up
- Joining a Windows Domain Network
- Bridging Two Network Types
- 19 Connecting Your Network to the Internet
- 20 Networking with Other Operating Systems
- 21 Using a Windows Network
- 22 Troubleshooting Your Network
- 18 Creating a Windows Network
- VI Maintaining Windows 10
- 23 Windows Management Tools
- 24 Tweaking and Customizing Windows
- 25 Managing Hard Disks and Storage Spaces
- 26 Troubleshooting and Repairing Problems
- Troubleshooting Strategies: Determining the Source of a Problem
- Did You Get an Error Message?
- Does an Error or Warning Appear in the Event Viewer Logs?
- Does an Error Appear in System Information?
- Did You Recently Edit the Registry?
- Did You Recently Change Any Windows Settings?
- Did Windows 10 “Spontaneously” Reboot?
- Did You Recently Change Any Application Settings?
- Did You Recently Install a New Program?
- Did You Recently Install a New Device?
- Did You Recently Apply an Update from Windows Update?
- General Troubleshooting Tips
- More Troubleshooting Tools
- Troubleshooting Startup
- Troubleshooting Device Problems
- Troubleshooting Device Driver Problems
- Recovering from a Problem
- Troubleshooting Strategies: Determining the Source of a Problem
- 27 Managing Your Software
- 28 Managing Your Hardware
- 29 Editing the Windows Registry
- What Is the Registry?
- How the Registry Is Organized
- New Registry Features
- Registry Virtualization
- Registry Redirection and Reflection
- Backing Up and Restoring the Registry
- Backing Up the Registry
- Backing Up with System Restore
- Backing Up with the Registry Editor
- Restoring the Registry
- Using Regedit
- Viewing the Registry
- Searching in the Registry
- Editing Keys and Values
- Editing Registry Entries for an App or Another User
- Editing Registry Entries for Another Windows Installation
- Editing Registry Security
- Other Registry Tools
- Registry Toolkit
- Registrar Registry Manager
- Tweak-10
- Registry Privileges and Policies
- What Is the Registry?
- 30 Command-Line and Automation Tools
- VII Security
- 31 Protecting Windows from Viruses and Spyware
- 32 Protecting Your Data from Loss and Theft
- 33 Protecting Your Network from Hackers and Snoops
- 34 Protecting Yourself from Fraud and Spam
- Phishing for Information
- Common Types of Fraud
- Classic Phishing
- The Stranded Friend
- Advance Fee Fraud
- “Nigerian Letter” Scam
- Lottery and Giveaway Scams
- Trojan Horses
- Live Phish: A Real-World Example
- Viewing a Site That Was Flagged Incorrectly
- Flagging a Fraudulent Site
- More Help from the Browser
- How to Protect Yourself on a Public Computer
- Two-Way Authentication
- Two-Factor Authentication
- Identity-Management Software
- Fighting Spam
- Taking Action Against Email Abuse
- Phishing for Information
- VIII Windows on the Move
- 35 Windows on Mobile Devices
- 36 Wireless Networking
- 37 Networking on the Road
- 38 Meetings, Conferencing, and Collaboration
- Windows 10 Plays Well with Others
- Making Presentations with a Mobile Computer
- Remote Assistance and Quick Assist
- Enabling Remote Assistance and Quick Assist
- Requesting Assistance with Quick Assist
- Requesting Remote Assistance the Old Way
- Responding to an Assistance Request
- Responding to Quick Assist
- Responding with Easy Connect
- Responding to an Invitation Email or File
- Working with Remote Assistance
- Using Third-Party Tools
- Online Meeting Tools
- 39 Remote Desktop and Remote Access
- IX Appendixes
- Index
Windows® 10
IN DEPTH
Second Edition
Brian Knittel
Paul McFedries
800 East 96th Street
Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 USA
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