Windows 10 is here.
There are significant changes in this new Microsoft operating system, including obvious changes to the interface and less visible technical improvements. Are you ready?
For those of you with a new Windows 10 device, or those of you thinking of upgrading an earlier version of Windows to Windows 10, what’s in it for you? This book seeks to answer that question, and provide you with the skills necessary to use, configure and maintain the latest client operating system from Microsoft.
Written in clear, easy to understand language with step-by-step instructions on how to perform typical tasks.
Chapters include:
Introducing Windows 10
Navigating the Interface
Connecting to the Internet
Customising Windows
Working with Apps
Security
Connecting Peripherals
Troubleshooting and Recovery
About the author
Andy has worked in the Information Technology business for over 25 years. In 1988, he joined the US networking and software company, 3Com, as a system engineer. He was responsible for assisting with the launch of their Microsoft® LAN Manager-based network operating system, 3+Open.
Since then, Andy has focused on Microsoft-based software and technologies. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and a CompTIA CTT+ trainer. He has taught hundreds of classes to thousands of students over the years. In the last decade, Andy has been involved in designing and developing courseware for Microsoft Learning in Redmond.
Aside from technology, Andy has a great interest in military history and has written four novels about the First World War.
He lives in rural Somerset in the UK with his wife and daughter.
There are significant changes in this new Microsoft operating system, including obvious changes to the interface and less visible technical improvements. Are you ready?
For those of you with a new Windows 10 device, or those of you thinking of upgrading an earlier version of Windows to Windows 10, what’s in it for you? This book seeks to answer that question, and provide you with the skills necessary to use, configure and maintain the latest client operating system from Microsoft.
Written in clear, easy to understand language with step-by-step instructions on how to perform typical tasks.
Chapters include:
Introducing Windows 10
Navigating the Interface
Connecting to the Internet
Customising Windows
Working with Apps
Security
Connecting Peripherals
Troubleshooting and Recovery
About the author
Andy has worked in the Information Technology business for over 25 years. In 1988, he joined the US networking and software company, 3Com, as a system engineer. He was responsible for assisting with the launch of their Microsoft® LAN Manager-based network operating system, 3+Open.
Since then, Andy has focused on Microsoft-based software and technologies. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer, a Microsoft Certified Trainer, and a CompTIA CTT+ trainer. He has taught hundreds of classes to thousands of students over the years. In the last decade, Andy has been involved in designing and developing courseware for Microsoft Learning in Redmond.
Aside from technology, Andy has a great interest in military history and has written four novels about the First World War.
He lives in rural Somerset in the UK with his wife and daughter.
