Using a new-to-you operating system can be very overwhelming. Computers are more powerful today than ever before, so it’s reasonable to be tentative about new technology. Whether you’re a newbie or just wondering how to use Windows to its fullest potential, we have you covered.
There are several secret Windows 10 secrets you need to know. Whether you’re looking for a way to streamline your work computer or make your home life easier, our Windows 10 tricks and tips will have you covered.
Read on to find out our favorite tips and put them into action today.
1. Quick Access to Your Desktop
If you’re the kind of person who often has several open windows at once, you’ll love this trick. In the bottom right corner of the desktop is a tiny sliver of a button. You’ll find it to the right of the notification bubble. Click this button to be automatically taken to your desktop.
2. Clear Clutter Fast
Here’s another tip for the folks who tend to slow their computer down by having many open windows at a time. Click to the window that you want to keep open. Using your mouse, grab the top of the window and give it a shake. Doing so will minimize all of your other open windows. Shake the window again, and they’ll all come back.
3. Determine What Programs Are Slowing You Down
If your computer is moving slowly and negatively affecting your ability to work, you need to find out what’s slowing it down. Open your Task Manager and click on the Processes tab. From this tab, you’ll be able to find out what applications and background processes are running. You can see how much of the CPU, memory, and network resources each app is taking up. This is also good for gaining the knowledge of the computer repair.
4. Personalize Your Start Screen
When you click the Windows button in the bottom left corner of your screen, you’re presenting with your personalized Start menu. From this menu, you’ll be able to see what applications you use most often and easily access them.
By right-clicking the icons, you can personalize this menu even further. Resize different icons, unpin them from the Start menu all together or pin them to your taskbar for even easier access.
