Join Joli Ballew for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Setting Up a New PC.
- [Voiceover] I hope you've enjoyed this course.…Getting a new PC is exciting,…and setting it up can be a lot of fun.…Remember that you can continue to make changes…to the configurations you've made so far.…Nothing is set in stone,…and you can always open settings…and explore every option.…Remember, too, that you can drag and drop…and right-click icons on the start menu…to personalize it.…Play around here,…and make this part of the PC uniquely yours.…Add what you need, remove what you don't,…and move the icons around to your heart's content.…
When you're ready for more,…there are several courses on lynda.com that…have to do with Windows 10.…Explore these courses.…They'll take you deeper into the operating system,…the file system,…and they'll teach you how to get more from your media…and so on.…Let me suggest that you start with…Windows 10 Essential Training.…And remember, always feel free to explore.…As you've seen in this course,…there are many ways to revert to the system defaults…if you ever make a change you don't like.…
Author
Joli Ballew
Released
2/29/2016Expert author Joli Ballew then explores important backup and recovery options, including how to configure and use System Restore. She shows how to remove all the unnecessary and unwanted software and then add your desired software and apps.
The course wraps up with some advanced tasks, including setting program defaults, configuring virtual desktops, adding users, and configuring family safety and security settings.
- Registering a new PC
- Connecting to networks
- Installing updates
- Setting up backups
- Creating a recovery drive
- Installing software
- Setting program defaults
- Adding users
- Configuring Family Safety
- Accessing media
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 8s
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1. Getting Started
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How to register your new PC2m 25s
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2. Set Up Backup and Recovery
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Configure File History3m 20s
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Create a recovery drive2m 7s
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Use OneDrive to back up data3m 11s
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3. Manage Software
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4. Advanced Setup Tasks
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 11s
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