Microsoft will publish updates to Windows on a regular basis. Often, Windows will automatically install these updates to keep things fresh and up-to-date. Look at some of the options you have for controlling when these automatic updates happen. Some updates require the computer to re-start, so it can be good to adjust these settings so your computer does not attempt to install updates and restart when you're using it.
- [Instructor] We saw some information on updates…very briefly earlier in this course.…Updates are important for keeping…your computer running smoothly and securely.…Periodically, Microsoft will make updates available…to fix bugs or improve the functionality of Windows.…By default, those updates will download…and install automatically.…But there is an option to manually check for updates…and there are some settings that you can adjust…for how those automatic updates work.…So of course to see how this works,…we're going to go into settings,…and I want to go to update and security.…
And here we want to make sure…we're on the section for Windows update.…And here, if there are any updates available,…you'll see them listed.…So if there's anything that has not yet been installed,…but is available to install,…you'll see it listed here on this page.…If you see some updates available,…then you'll also see a button to install them now.…Which you can do if you want…so you can manually start those installations.…So it'll take a little bit of time…
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- Running Windows 10 for the first time
- Launching applications
- Interacting with windows, menus, and ribbons
- Multitasking to switch between multiple applications
- Switching to Tablet mode
- Browsing and managing files and folders with the File Explorer
- Browsing the web with Edge
- Working with email, contacts, and calendars
- Using and installing apps
- Managing display and account settings
- Searching with Cortana
- Sharing with home networks
- Backing up Windows 10
- Troubleshooting Windows 10
Skill Level Intermediate
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Q. This course was updated 04/28. What topics were part of the update?
A. The following topics were part of the update: bookmarking in Edge, using extensions in Edge, working with the Mail app, editing photos, managing musics, movies, and TV shows, and connecting to another computer over a home network.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 16s
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Using the exercise files3m 11s
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1. Getting Started
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Connecting to the internet8m 11s
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Adding a printer4m 46s
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2. Launching and Managing Applications
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Quitting applications3m 54s
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Switching to tablet mode3m 53s
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Windows Ink Workspace8m 56s
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3. File Explorer: The Windows Filing Cabinet
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Browsing through folders6m 54s
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Deleting files4m 20s
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4. Browsing the Web with Edge
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Downloading files7m 7s
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Viewing and clearing history4m 31s
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Using extensions5m 29s
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5. Working with Mail, People, and Calendars
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Working with the Mail app7m 22s
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Using the Calendar6m 18s
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6. Using the Other Bundled Apps
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Maps and location services10m 28s
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Browsing and editing photos7m 20s
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Using the weather app5m 8s
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Create 3D objects in Paint 3D10m 52s
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Working with notifications8m 25s
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7. Installing Applications
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Setting application defaults6m 20s
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Uninstalling applications3m 23s
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8. Essential Settings and Customization
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Changing screen resolution4m 57s
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Adjusting audio settings3m 38s
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Sleep and Screen Saver4m 54s
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9. Account Settings
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Managing user accounts9m 25s
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10. Using Cortana to Search
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Setting up Cortana6m 44s
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Searching with Cortana5m 3s
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11. Sharing with Home Networks
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12. Backing Up and Restoring
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13. Troubleshooting and Updating
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Configuring windows updates2m 58s
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Conclusion
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Next steps58s
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