If you have specific folders that you access often, it may help to create your own custom shortcuts to access those folders more easily.
- [Instructor] In File Explorer … you have shortcuts over here on the left … which take you directly to some essential folders. … But you may want to set up some of your … own shortcuts. … Over time you may see other shortcuts … automatically appear. … Permanently pinned shortcuts will have … this thumbtack icon next to them. … The ones that do not have that icon … next to them may appear and disappear … based on the folders you use most often. … If you want one to stay permanently … you can right click on it and choose … Pin to Quick access. … Or if you want it gone you can choose … Remove from Quick access. … Or, if you have an important folder … that does not pop up here, like for example, … this client project that I'm working with a lot. … You can select it, right click on it … and choose Pin to Quick access … and it will add that shortcut over here on the left. … Or, alternatively you could right click … on a folder like this and choose Pin to Start. … That way when you go into the start menu …
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5/21/2019- Interacting with the taskbar, windows, menus, and apps
- Adjusting Windows settings
- Switching to tablet mode
- Multitasking to switch between multiple applications
- Managing files and folders with the File Explorer
- Using the bundled apps, including Office and Edge
- Browsing the web with Edge
- Accessing email, contacts, and calendars
- Installing additional applications
- Managing notifications and account settings
- Using Cortana, the digital assistant
- Sharing data between devices
- Backing up Windows 10
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Use the exercise files3m 9s
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1. Getting Started
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Adjust system settings4m 7s
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Use keyboard shortcuts2m 51s
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Connecting to the internet3m 59s
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Update Windows 102m 49s
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2. Launch and Use Applications
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Quit applications3m 13s
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Switch to tablet mode2m 26s
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3. File Explorer: The Windows Filing Cabinet
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Browse through folders3m 3s
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Create and rename folders1m 53s
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Move and copy files4m 44s
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Delete files and folders2m 33s
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Zip and unzip archive files2m 32s
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4. Work with the Desktop
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5. Work with Bundled Applications
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Use bundled applications4m 1s
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Use the bundled Office apps3m 54s
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Organize and edit photos4m 23s
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Browse the web with Edge4m 48s
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6. Work with Mail, Address Book, and Calendars
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Work with the Mail app3m 49s
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Use the Calendar4m 37s
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7. Install and Manage Applications
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Uninstall applications3m 1s
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Set up a printer3m 56s
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8. Manage Notifications
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Manage notifications4m 14s
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9. Account Settings
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10. Cortana and Windows Search
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Use Windows Search3m 27s
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11. Share Data Between Devices
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Link a phone to Windows4m 56s
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12. Backup
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Set up a backup4m 34s
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Conclusion
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Next steps44s
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