Guide to Start Windows 10

There it is!

Adding Desktop Shortcuts to System Locations in Windows 10

This is another setting location that has changed and has now similarly been integrated into the all encompassing Settings menu. Frankly, with the extensive WinX menu, customizable Start Menu, and ability to pin items to the Taskbar, I believe desktop shortcuts are pretty much redundant in Windows 10. However, if you are used to desktop shortcuts and prefer that method, heres how to add them:

Click Start and then Settings
Click Personalization and then click Themes (on the left)
Click Desktop icon settings

From there, simply enable any shortcuts that you want to appear on the desktop:

Bottom line: if youre looking for a particular setting, head on over to the Settings menu and start digging, till be in there somewhere!

Windows 10 Settings On and Off Switches
I couldn'tt leave the Settings section without mentioning the On and Off switches which are used to enable and disable pretty much everything:

Look familiar? Who's copying who?


	A Guide to Help Get You Started in Windows 10

	Settings The Windows 10 Nerve Center



	At the very heart of Windows 10 is the Settings menu which provides the interface for managing how the operating system displays and behaves. Consequently, a number of previously easily accessible settings/options have been moved into the Settings menus for the sake of centralization. While this may well now force users to dig a little deeper in order to locate a particular setting, I can appreciate the logic behind it “ everything in one place, no fragmentation. Finding Screen Resolution in Windows 10 For example: Accessing Screen Resolution settings has long been a simple matter of selecting the option from the desktop right click menu. Now, in Windows 10, one needs to take a rather more convoluted path: Click Start and then Settings Click System, then click Display (the Display tab should open by default) Click Advanced display settings


	There it is! Adding Desktop Shortcuts to System Locations in Windows 10 This is another setting location that has changed and has now similarly been integrated into the all encompassing Settings menu. Frankly, with the extensive WinX menu, customizable Start Menu, and ability to pin items to the Taskbar, I believe desktop shortcuts are pretty much redundant in Windows 10. However, if you are used to desktop shortcuts and prefer that method, heres how to add them: Click Start and then Settings Click Personalization and then click Themes (on the left) Click Desktop icon settings From there, simply enable any shortcuts that you want to appear on the desktop: Bottom line: if youre looking for a particular setting, head on over to the Settings menu and start digging, till be in there somewhere! Windows 10 Settings On and Off Switches I couldn'tt leave the Settings section without mentioning the On and Off switches which are used to enable and disable pretty much everything: Look familiar? Who's copying who?

Finding Screen Resolution in Windows 10

Adding Desktop Shortcuts to System Locations in Windows 10

Windows 10 Settings On and Off Switches I couldn'tt leave the Settings section without mentioning the On and Off switches which are used to enable and disable pretty much everything:

Finding Screen Resolution in Windows 10

Windows 10 Settings On and Off Switches
I couldn'tt leave the Settings section without mentioning the On and Off switches which are used to enable and disable pretty much everything: