If you’ve finally updated your PC software or downloaded a new machine and are starting Windows 10 for the first time, there are a few things you need to know.
First, go to settings and sign in with your Microsoft account to sync both previous settings from earlier versions of Windows and make sure the settings you adjust in the future are synchronized. If you have never created a Microsoft account before, we recommend that you do so now. Then go ahead and install any updates that are available. There may be more than a few, so it’s best to fix it now.
From Settings, you will also be able to join the Windows Insider program. This is fun if you want to get a brief look at the beta features that Microsoft is testing, but if you don’t like living to the limit, you can skip it.
Now it’s time to start customizing your operating system with a few basic changes. First, go to Display and it starts Night light mode so that the screen color temperature adjusts at dusk and sunrise. Then go there Notifications and alerts to turn off Microsoft’s boring tips to get the most out of Windows or whatever. Pass by Storage and it starts Without Storage to keep your system clean. After installing the essential applications, click Activity bar settings and select “Select which icons will appear in the taskbar” to keep things organized. Under the Applications, Select Start up to choose which apps launch automatically when you start the car (keep this to a minimum for obvious reasons).
See the video above to allow us to show you this process.