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From: "Gradimir Kragic" <bastono@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <slikom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2017 6:45 AM
Subject: [slikom] Re: Sitnice oko Win 10
Zdravo Miloše,
Mislim da si ti ovaj tekst kojeg šaljem u ovoj poruci imao priliku
pročitati na jednoj stranoj listi. Ako ga nisi sačuvao, onda čitaj do
kraja
i primjeni barem ponešto od ovog. Tekst je na Engleskom jeziku ali tebi to
neće biti problem.
Customizing w-10 with Jaws.
Overview.
Each section starts with***.
1. Reinstalling Jaws 17.
2. Setting default programs in w-10.
3. Changing your folder options, now called File Explorer Options, in
w-10.
4. How to Turn off the background apps in w-10.
5. How to change how Windows updates are delivered.
6. Live Tile Region, now called, pinns view list box.
7. The All Apps region, now called, apps view list box, of the Start
button
area.
8. How to put the, This PC, Icon on the Desktop.
9. How to put a shortcut to your user folders, on the Desktop.
10. Making Program shortcut Icons, on your Desktop.
11. How to put a shortcut, for iE on your Desktop or Taskbar.
12. Using a Pin to log-in to w-10.
13. How to Verify your Microsoft Account in Windows 10, I think this is
correct.
14. Miscellaneous.
15. Making your W-10 desktop look like W-7.
16. The Notification area and the Notification Chevron button.
1. ***Reinstalling Jaws 17.
1. The first thing you may want to do on your Windows 10 computer is,
Download the latest version of Jaws 17 to your Download folder.
2. If you upgraded to w-10 from w-7 or w-8.1, you should for best
performance, uninstall Jaws, you can keep shared components and shared
settings, so, uninstall Jaws 17.
3. You then can use Narrator, press Windows key+Enter, to turn Narrator
on/off, to go to your download folder where a downloaded copy of Jaws 17
should be already downloaded.
4. Now, install Jaws 17, Freshly on to your new w-10 computer.
5. This has proven to increase the performance of Jaws on w-10,
especially,
in the Start button area, and in the Settings area of w-10.
6. Redo your Jaws shortcut keystroke, Control+ALT+J.
7. Redo your Jaws setting to make sure, that it is set to come on at the
log-onscreen.
For whatever reason these two settings are not saved, all other Jaws
settings are preserved.
8. If you are using Open book, you should do a fresh reinstall of this
program as well as, any other screen reading programs, on your w-10
computer.
2. ***Setting default programs in w-10.
1. windows key+I, Opens the settings area, search edit box.
Tab one time, You are in a horizontal list of 9 items, use your right and
left arrow keys to move across the items.
2. Right arrow to System, press enter, tab one time, down arrow to default
apps and press enter.
3. Tab across this window, look for the internet browser which by default
is Microsoft edge.
4. Press the spacebar on the edge, tab to IE 11, press the spacebar, this
will set IE as your default browser.
Do the same thing with all the different default programs, for example,
email clients.
5. Tab to, say, WLM email client default, press the spacebar on it, tab to
say, Outlook 2016, and press the spacebar, to set Outlook 2016 as your
default email client, .
3. ***Changing your File Explorer Options:
The “Old folder Options” is now called, File Explorer Options.
So for an easier way of finding it, do the following.
1. Press the Windows key or Press enter on the Start button.
2. Start typing, file explorer options.
3. Press down and up arrow, look for File Explorer Options, Control Panel,
press enter.
4. By default, on the general tab the first item is set to Quick Access.
Down arrow one time to change it to, This PC if that is what you wish, I
like the quick access setting better.
Tab to, browse folders, open each folder in the same window, radio button
checked.
Tab again to, Click items as follows double click to open an item single
click to select, radio button checked.
Tab again to, Privacy show recently used files in quick access, check-box,
mine is unchecked, press the spacebar to change.
Tab again to, Privacy show frequently used folders in quick access
check-box, mine is unchecked.
Tab again to, Privacy clear button, this will clear the privacy tabs.
Tab again to, Restore defaults button, this will reset all file explorer
settings to the default settings.
Press Control+Tab, to go to the view tab of file explorer.
You land on, Folders view, reset folders button, this will set all folders
to this view.
Tab again to, the treeview of files and folders.
I only make one change to these items.
Hide extensions for known files types off.
Now Shift+Tab to, reset folders view button, press enter, press the
spacebar to confirm.
Tab to OK, press enter.
4. ***How to Turn off the background apps in w-10, all are on by default.
1. windows key+I, Opens the Settings area search edit.
2. Tab one time, press the right arrow to Privacy and press enter.
3. Tab one time, Arrow down to, Back ground apps and press enter.
4. Tab across, and use your Spacebar to uncheck most of these apps.
5. Press ALT+f4, when you are done.
5. ***How to change how Windows updates are delivered.
1. Press Windows key+I, Opens the Settings area search edit.
2. Tab one time, and Right arrow to, Update and Security, press Enter.
3. Tab one time to, Windows update, continue tabbing to Advanced options,
press enter.
4. Tab five times to, Choose how updates are delivered link, Press Enter.
5. Tab one time, press Insert+Tab, should say, learn more link, this means
it is off.
6. Tab one more time, press Insert+Tab, should say if this is turned on
bla, bla, and bla,Button, if it says, button checked, press the Spacebar
to
uncheck this button.
These two items will affect your computers speed and performance,
especially in IE, not to mention Security.
Microsoft leaves all these back ground Apps and Settings on by default.
6. ***Live Tile Region, now the pinns view list box.
1. Press enter on the start button, or just press the Windows key.
2. Tab three times to, Pinns view list box.
3. You should hear, life at a glance or Play and Explore, group header.
Just use your down arrow keys or all four keys to move around the group
headers and highlight any pinned items you have pinned to start.
4. If you wish to Change the name of a group header, for example, Just
highlight Life at a glance, Group header, press enter.
Backspace the name, type new name for the group header, press enter.
5. Press the arrow keys, to find all the group headers, For example, my
Computer says, Watch ESPN, Group header, I have four items, pinned under
this header.
6. From the selected header, down-arrow one time to the first App or
program or shortcut, pinned under this group header, you may have to use
the right and left arrow keys, if you have a lot of pinned items.
If this is an App you wish to turn off and then unpin from the Start area,
do the following
7. Press the Application key on each app you wish to turn off its live
tile, or unpin it from the Start area.
For example:
After you highlight, a certain live tile app, that you want to turn off.
Press the Application key, go down to, More sub menu, press the right
arrow
key, go down to, Turn off live tile, Press enter, this will turn the live
tile off.
After turning the live tile off, press the Application key again, on the
same highlighted app, go to, Unpin from start, press Enter to, Unpin the
same App from start.
this will remove the app from the pinns view list of the Start area live
tile Region.
8. You can also resize each App, press the Application key on the
highlighted app, go down to, the Resize sub menu, press the Right arrow
key, You can choose from, Small, Medium, Wide, and Large. Press the Enter
key on your choice.
7. ***The All Apps region of the Start button area, now called the Apps
view list box.
Press the Windows key or press enter on the start button.
Tab two times to, the Apps view list box.
First letter navigation works as long as you have an app or program
starting with that letter.
If you want to uninstall, an unwanted app on your computer, do the
following.
Remember there are many built-in Apps in w-10 which you can’t uninstall,
so just turn them off under the background apps and turn off their live
tile.
Example, Cortana, the Edge, Mail, Calendar, Calculator, Xbox, and many
more.
1. Press the windows key or enter on the Start button.
2. Tab two times to, Apps view list box.
3. Down arrow through the list of Apps, if you find one you wish to
uninstall, highlight the app and do this.
4. Press the Applications key, down arrow to, Uninstall, and press Enter,
press the Spacebar to confirm.
Many of these apps in the All Apps area, are built into the w-10 system,
you will not be able to uninstall them, but you can turn their live tile
off, and turn them off in the Background Apps section of the Settings
area.
8. *** How to put the, this pc, icon on the desktop.
1. Windows-key+I, for settings, tab one time to the main
category list.
2. Right arrow to personalization, press enter, tab one time to
the list of sub-categories.
3. Down arrow to themes, press enter.
4. Tab three times to, desktop icons settings link, press
enter.
5. You will land on, desktop icons computer three state button
checked, if this is not checked, press the spacebar to check.
6. Now tab one time to, desktop icons listview, This PC, one of
five.
7. Now highlight the This PC icon, press enter.
8. Now you will have the, This PC icon on your desktop.
9. ***How to put a shortcut to your user folders, on the Desktop.
1. Windows key+M, go to your Desktop.
2. Highlight your, This PC Icon, Press Enter.
3. Go down to your, C: Drive, press Enter.
4. Go down to your, Users folder, press Enter.
5. Highlight your user folders, for example, Jim, press the Application
key.
6. Go down to, Send To sub menu, press the Right arrow key.
7. Go down to, Create shortcut on Desktop, press Enter.
Now you have a shortcut to all your user folders, on your Desktop, like,
Documents, Downloads, Music, Favorites, and OneDrive.
Now, when you are on the Desktop, and you want to go to your, User
folders.
In my example, Just, Press the letter J, Enter on Jim, you will be in a
list of all your User folders on your computer.
10.*** Making Program shortcut Icons, on your Desktop.
1. Press Enter on the Start button, or just press the Windows key.
2. Tab two times to, Apps view list box.
For example, making a shortcut for Word 2016.
3. Press the letter M, or Arrow down to, Microsoft Office Folder
Collapsed,
press enter to expand.
4. Arrow down and highlight, Word 2016, Press the application key.
5. Go down to, More sub menu, press the right arrow, Arrow down to, Open
file Location, press enter.
6. Press the application key, go down to, Send to, sub menu, Right arrow
one time.
7. Down arrow one time to, Desk Top create shortcut, press enter.
You now have a shortcut Icon for Word 2016 on your desk top.
You can do these same steps, for all the other programs here under All
Apps
as well.
11. ***How to put a shortcut, for IE on your Desktop or Taskbar.
1. Press enter on the Start button, or just press the Windows Key.
2. Tab two times to, Apps view list box.
3. Press W, or arrow down to, Windows accessories folder collapsed, Press
Enter to expand.
4. Go down to, internet Explorer, do not press enter.
5. Press the application key.
6. Go down to, More sub menu, press the right arrow key.
7. Go down to, Open file location, press enter.
8. Press the Applications key.
9. Go down to, Send to sub menu, press the right arrow key.
10. Go down to, create a desktop shortcut, press enter.
Putting a shortcut for, IE on the Taskbar:
1. Press the Windows key or press Enter on the Start button.
2. Tab two times to, Apps view list box.
3. Press the letter W, or arrow down to, Windows Accessories folder
collapsed, press Enter to expand.
4. Go down to, Internet Explorer, press the Application key.
5. Go down to, More sub menu, press the right arrow, go down to Pin to the
Taskbar, press Enter.
You are done.
Tip: if you already have an Internet explorer shortcut on the Desktop.
1. Press Windows key+M or D.
2. Press the letter I until you are on the IE shortcut, do not press
enter.
3. Press the applications key, arrow down to pin to taskbar, press enter.
4. Now the Internet Explorer icon is pinned to the taskbar.
12. ***Using a Pin to log-in to w-10.
Set Up a PIN instead of a password to sign into w-10
How to create a four-digit PIN associated with your user account log-in on
w-10.
1. Windows key+I, for Settings area search edit.
2. Tab one time and Right arrow 4 times to, Account, press Enter.
3. Tab one time and Down arrow to, Sign-in options, press Enter.
4. Tab to the, Add Button, press Enter.
5. Press the Control key, to silence Jaws, You are asked to, Verify your
account, Tab to the Password edit field, type in your password, the one
you
use to sign-in to your computer.
6. Press enter on, Sign-in, press Control key, to silence Jaws.
7. You may need to Tab and Shift+Tab to find the pin edit field, Type in a
four digit number pin, Tab one time, confirm pin by typing it again.
8. Tab to the OK button, press enter.
9. Press ALT+f4, to close settings.
10. Restart your computer.
11. You should be on, Sign-in Options, press enter, type just your 4-digit
pin and wait, do not press enter here. If you are not on sign-in options,
when your computer restarts, just tab or Shift+tab too It, press enter,
type in just your 4-digit pin and wait, if you need to confirm, press
Spacebar.
You will come up on your desktop.
12. The next time you restart your computer, you will hear:
Pin edit, Just type in your 4-digit pin number, You will hear Jaws say,
Sign-in options, and just be patient and wait, you will be loaded on to
your desktop.
This is a very quick and snappy way of logging into your w-10 computer
system.
13.*** How to Verify your Microsoft Account in Windows 10, I think this
way
still works.
1. Pressed Windows key+I, for Settings.
2. Tab one time and Right arrow to, Accounts, press Enter.
3. Tab one time, down arrow to, email and app accounts, tab to Verify
Account link, press Enter.
4. Turn Jaws off, Insert key+f4, Enter.
5. Pressed Windows key+enter, to turn narrator on.
6. Tabbed to the Choose how the verification code is sent combo-box.
7. Pressed ALT+down arrow, to open this Combo-box.
I chose to verify by email.
8. Tab to the Confirm email edit field, type in your Email address.
9. Tab to the, Next button, press Enter.
An email will be sent with your verification code.
10. Copy the verification code.
11. Paste or Type the code into the code Verification edit field.
12. Tab to the Next button, pressed Enter, you are done.
So, definitely use narrator, narrator had no trouble with this window.
So, if you do not have, sighted assistance, use narrator and follow my
above instructions, and you should be just fine.
I am not sure of these instructions in the anniversary update, I think
these are correct.
14. ***Miscellaneous.
Next, You want to turn this setting off, unless you want your computer
sending a lot of information to Microsoft, Note, If you are using Cortana,
you will have to leave this on.
1. Press Windows key+I, open the Settings area.
2. Tab one time and Right arrow to, Privacy, press Enter.
3. Tab one time and arrow down to, Speech, Inking, and Typing, press
Enter.
4. Tab one time, Make sure that it says, getting to know me, and not stop
getting to know me.
5. If it says, stop getting to know me, just press the spacebar to change
it back to getting to know me.
Here is another tip to organize what you see when tabbing across from your
Desktop.
1. From your Desktop, Tab to the Notification Chevron button, or just
press
Windows key+B, do not press enter.
2. Press the Application key.
3. Go down to, Hide the Task View, press Enter to check and close.
Any time you want to open the Task View just press, Windows key+Tab.
This will take the Task view out of the way, when you are tabbing across
your computer from the Desktop.
Another way to explain how to do this is below:
**15. Making your W-10 desktop look like W-7.
1. After pressing the application key while having the
notification chevron button highlighted.
2. Down arrow to, show task view button checked, press enter to
uncheck and close it.
3. The task view button will be removed from tabbing from your
desktop.
4. Again press the applications key while the notification
chevron button is highlighted.
5. Go down to search sub menu, press right arrow one time.
6. Arrow down to, show search box checkbox checked, press enter
to uncheck and close this window.
7. Again highlight the notification chevron button, press the
applications key.
8. Go down to search sub menu, press the right arrow key.
9. Arrow down to, hidden, press the enter key to check this
item
and close the menu.
If the above steps are done correctly, when you tab from your desktop, you
should only hear:
Start button, taskbar, notification chevron button, show desktop button,
and back to your active desktop.
For example: When Tabbing from left to right from my Desktop, this is What
I hear:
Start button, Taskbar, Notification Chevron button, Show desktop button,
back to my Desktop.
I have removed the other two default items from tabbing across, the Task
view and the extra Search.
This makes for a cleaner experience, when Tabbing to the Desktop and
Taskbar and Notification Chevron button on our, W-10 computers.
***16. The notification area and the notification Chevron button.
1. Press Windows key+I, for the Settings area.
2. Tab one time and right arrow to Personalization, press enter.
3. Tab one time and Arrow down to, Taskbar, press enter.
4. Tab nine times to, select which icons appear on the Taskbar link, press
Enter.
5. You will land on the Home button.
6. Tab one time to, always show all icons in the notification area
button.
7. Make sure that Jaws says, just button, if Jaws says, button checked,
press the Spacebar to maike it say, Just button.
8. If you have this checked, the Notification Chevron button will not show
up on the Notification area of the Taskbar, it will just say, System tray
area instead.
9. Now you can continue to tab across to all the items in your System
tray.
10. Any items you wish to have showing, in the notification area of the
Taskbar, make sure they say, button Checked.
11. Any items you do not wish to have showing in the Notification area of
the Taskbar, make sure they just say, Button and not button checked.
****Tip for navigating the W-10 desktop:
1. Pressing the Windows key, will open the Start button search edit field.
2. Pressing the Windows key+M or D, will take you to the desktop.
3. Pressing the Windows key+T, will take you to the first item on the
Taskbar.
4. Pressing Windows key+B, will take you to the notification Chevron
button.
5. Pressing Windows key+a, will open the new action center in W-10.
6. Pressing Windows key+E, will open a pinned list of items in your file
explorer window.
Themes.
1. Press Windows key+I, to Open the Settings area.
2. Tab one time and Right arrow to, Personalization, Press Enter.
3. Tab one time and Down arrow to, Themes, press Enter.
4. Tab one time to, Themes Settings link, press Enter.
5. Tab across, or use, your four arrow keys, to look at the various Themes
available to you, press Enter on the Theme you wish to try.
I have tried several, I am now using the Windows 10 theme.
Going back to personalization main category and back to themes
sub-category, and pressing enter on themes.
6. Now from Themes, Tab two times to, Advanced Sound settings link, press
Enter.
This opens the four Tab, sounds dialog Window, that you are used to seeing
in previous Windows releases.
7. Press Control+Tab, to go through, The Sounds, Recording, Play back, and
communication Tabs.
For more about this dialog, listen to my Audio Tutorial called: Sound card
Window and more, on my OneDrive Group link.
8. From Themes, Tab three times to, Desktop Icon settings link, press
Enter.
9. Make sure this first tab control is checked, tab one time to a list of
icons, Highlight This PC icon, press Enter on This PC icon to have it on
your desktop.
****Section, Customizing the Start Area in W-10 with Jaws.
Section Overview.
1. ***Personalizing the Start Area in W-10.
2. ***The all Apps region, now the apps view list box, under the Start
button area of W-10.
3. ***The Power button under the navigation menu under the Start button
area of W-10.
This guide is now current with the update to the anniversary W-10 update.
1. ***Personalizing the Start button Area in W-10.
Press the Window key to open or close the Start button search edit box.
Just press the Windows key or press Enter on the Start button to get to
the
Start area search edit box of W-10.
The Start area in W-10 is now divided into four sections.
1. The start button search edit box.
2. Navigation menu list box.
3. The Apps view list box.
4. The pinns view list box.
Press the windows key, tab one time, down arrow one time.
You will hear, Account picture for, followed by your name, button.
Pressing the Application key on your Account picture icon here will bring
up a Context menu of the following items, Change Account settings, Lock,
or
Sign out.
Now, when you down arrow from your Account picture, you will see different
items.
This depends on what buttons you have checked, or what folders, you have
checked in the Settings, Personalization, Start, in the settings area of
w-10.
Let’s go take a look at the options for the Start area in W-10.
1. Press Windows key+I, Open settings.
2. Tab one time and Right arrow to, Personalization, press Enter.
3. Tab one time and Arrow down to, Start, press Enter.
4. Tab to, Show more tiles button checked, this will add more group header
groups to your live tile region.
5. Tab to, Occasionally show suggestions in Start button, press the
Spacebar to check or uncheck.
This means Microsoft can give you suggestions for Apps and other stuff.
6. Tab to, Show most used Apps button, Check or uncheck.
This will show your most used Apps, in the start area if this is checked.
7. Tab to, Show recently added Apps button, Checked or unchecked.
Any Apps you have downloaded lately, will show up at the top of the All
Apps list, if this is checked.
8. Tab to, Use Start full screen, Checked or unchecked.
This will make your Start screen look like w-8.1, good if you have a
little
vision.
9. Tab to, Show recently opened items in jump list on Start or the Taskbar
button, Checked or unchecked.
10. Tab to, Choose what folders appear on Start Link, press Enter.
Tab across here, press the Spacebar to check the folders you wish to show
on Start.
This is a list of your choices, File Explorer, Settings, Documents,
Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, Home group, Network, and Personal
folder.
Check each folder, that you wish to appear in the Start area.
They will appear under, the navigation menu, the first tab from the search
edit box.
If you choose, Personal folder, This is a shortcut to, all your user
folders, very handy and quit way to go to all your personal folders.
From the second tab from the search edit box, called, the Apps view list
box.
Pressing the Application key on just about any program or App, will give
you the option to pin to Start or the taskbar.
So, Programs or Apps that you pin to Start, will show up under your group
headers, in the third tab from the search edit box, called, the pinns view
list box.
You can totally personalize your Start button area, from the navigation
menu shortcuts, to the apps view list box, and the pinns view list box.
You can even change the name of the group headers, in the third tab from
the search edit box, called the pinns view list box, to match your
interests.
*How to change the name of Group Header list boxes in the pinns view list
box.
1. Press the Windows key or press enter on the start button.
2. Tab three times to, the pinns view list box, for example, find the
group header called, Play and Explore group header list box.
3. With this Header selected, same as highlighted, press the Enter key.
4. You will hear the name of this Group Header list box followed by Edit.
5. Press the backspace key until you clear out all the characters.
6. Type in your new name for this Header group, press enter.
7. For example, I called it News.
8. Now I hear, News Group Header list box.
*Utility menu.
From the Desktop Tab to the Start button, do not press Enter.
Press the Application key, this will open the Utility menu, Same as using
Windows key+X.
Here you have a list of 17 items.
For example, Programs and features, Control panel, Device manager, Task
manager, and the rest.
So, here we have another way to get to a list of useful shortcuts in W-10.
2. ***The All Apps region in the Start area of W-10, now called,the apps
view list box .
**Remember, the Apps view list box, is a complete listing of all Apps and
Programs installed on your W-10 computer.
If you want to uninstall any apps, do that here under the Apps view list
box, by highlighting any app, and pressing the applications key, go down
to
uninstall, press Enter, press the Spacebar to confirm.
If you want to uninstall a program from the All Apps, After pressing the
applications key, and pressing Enter on uninstall, you will be
automatically taken to, Programs and features to uninstall any programs on
your w-10 computer.
*How to pin, Apps or pin Programs to the pinns view list box, of the Start
area or to the Taskbar.
1. Press the Windows key, or Enter on the Start button.
2. Tab two times to apps view list box.
3. Use first letter navigation, or just Down arrow through all the apps,
and all the programs on your computer, Highlight the App or the program
that you want to pin to the Start or to the Taskbar.
4. Press the Application key, on any App, or any program, arrow down to,
Pin to Start or go down to, more sub menu, right arrow, go down to, pin to
Taskbar, press enter on your choice.
Now your App or Program, has been pinned to the pinns view list box of the
Start area or the Taskbar, which ever you have chosen to do.
5. If a group is collapsed, press enter key to expand, this is a toggle,
pressing enter Opens and closes a program group.
**For example, while in the apps view list box.
1. Go down to your Microsoft Office folder collapsed, press enter to
expand.
2. Arrow down to Outlook, to highlight it.
3. Press the Application key.
4. Go down to, Pin to Start, or go down to More sub menu, right arrow, go
down to pin to Taskbar, press enter.
Now, you have pinned Outlook to the pinns view list box area of the Start
area, or to the Taskbar, depending on your choice.
You will have these choices on each app or program in the Apps view list
box.
*How to create a Desktop shortcut for a program in the Apps view list box.
1. Press the Windows key, or press Enter on the Start button.
2. Tab two times to the apps view list box.
3. Find the program, which you want to make a Desktop shortcut for,
remember, press Enter to expand or collapse a Program category list while
in the apps view list box.
Reminder, you can use first letter navigation, as long as you have an app
or program starting with that letter.
4. With the Program highlighted, or selected, press the Application key.
5. Go down to, More sub menu, right arrow, go down to, Open file location,
press Enter.
6. Press the application key, arrow down to, Send to sub menu, Right arrow
one time.
7. Arrow down to, Desktop create shortcut, press Enter.
Now, you have put a program shortcut right on your desktop.
Repeat the above steps, for each program shortcut you wish to add to the
Desktop of your W-10 computer.
*How to uninstall Apps and Programs in W-10.
**Remember if an App is a part of w-10, you cannot uninstall it.
**You can turn off the background app for that app, you can turn its live
tile off.
1. press the Windows key, or press Enter on the Start button.
2. Tab two times to the apps view list box.
3. Use first letter navigation or Down arrow to the App which you wish to
uninstall, this highlights it or selects it.
4. Do not press enter, press the Application key instead.
5. Arrow down to, Uninstall, press enter, press the Spacebar to confirm.
If this App cannot be uninstalled, you will not see an uninstall option,
you will only see, pin to Start or pin to the Taskbar under the more sub
menu.
*If you selected or highlighted, a program which you wish to uninstall, do
the following.
1. Highlight the program, press the Application key.
2. Go down to, Uninstall, press Enter.
3. You will be taken to, Programs and Features.
4. Down arrow to the Program, you wish to uninstall, press Enter.
5. Follow the prompts, to complete the uninstall of the chosen program.
**Tip, press Windows key+x, arrow down to Programs and features, press
enter.
3. ***The Power button in the Start area of W-10.
1. Press the Windows key or press Enter on the Start button.
2. Tab one time to the navigation menu, down arrow to the Power button,
press Enter.
3. This opens the Context menu for, Power options, use your up or down
arrow keys to choose from, Shut down, Restart, and Sleep, press Enter on
your choice.
4. Restart, this option Closes down any processes that are running on your
computer, Then restarts your computer, Refreshing your computer system and
all its programs.
You should do this if you notice your computer acting sluggish, or after
installing a program, or after installing any Windows updates or drivers.
5. Shut down, this option shuts down any running processes, then
completely
shuts down your computer.
Use this option if you are not going to use your computer for a while.
Personally, I shut mine down every night.
6. Sleep, This option saves all your work in any open programs on your
computer, press any key to wake up your computer from sleep.
If sleep is for a short time, your computer will wake up in a few seconds,
if Sleep is for a long time, your computer may take 30 seconds to fully
wake up.
If sleep is for a short time, your computer wakes up just like you left
it,
with all the Windows and the Programs open.
You can also press ALT+f4, from the Desktop to bring up this shutdown
context menu.
You can also press Windows key+X, and arrow up to, Shut down or sign-out
sub menu.
Od: "Milos Przic" <milos.przic@xxxxxxxxx>
Poslato: četvrtak, 19. januar 2017 00:59
Tema: [slikom] Sitnice oko Win 10
Zdravo svima,
Evo instalirah Windows 10 i pisem vam iz starog dobrog Outlook-a. Nisam
instalirao classic start menu, navikavam se na interfejs desetke mnogo
brze
nego sto sam mogao zamisliti pa mi se cak i svidaju neka resenja. Ipak,
pojavilo se par ne tako vaznih, ali ipak zanimljivih sitnica.
Imam utisak da se sistem prebrzo podize. Da li se desava da se racunar ne
iskljuci potpuno kao sto se to dogadalo, cini mi se, kod Win 8? Ako da,
gde
se to iskljucuje i da li mi vi preporucujete da to diram ili ne, i, u oba
slucaja, zasto?
Takode, nema zvuka za podizanje sistema. Je li o neki default koji se
javlja sa novijim verzijama Windows-a?
Unapred hvala svima!
Pozdrav!
Milos Przic
Twitter: MilosPrzic
Skype: Milosh-hs
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