If you use a computer at home or at work on a regular basis then you should be familiar with the concept of files and folders and how you have both of them stored on the hard drive of your desktop or laptop, and without access to these files and folders it's hard to get your work done. Knowing how to manage these files and folders is essential if you want to become a proficient computer user and if you can't easily find them or know how to properly maniple them, then becoming a so called computer expert will not be possible. Once you learn the basics of how the Windows file structure works and how to do things like copy files and search for files and folders on your computer, you will realize how it makes almost all of your other computer tasks easier. The goal of this book is to make you a file managing expert without confusing you in the process. You will be taken through the material step by step in an easy to follow format while being provided the information you need to be able to master the topics at hand. The chapters in the book cover the following topics: Chapter 1 - Why You Need to Know How to Manage Your Files Chapter 2 - The Windows File System Chapter 3 - Windows Default Folders Chapter 4 - Manipulating Your Files and folders Chapter 5 - Searching for Files and Folders Chapter 6 - File and Folder Permissions Chapter 7 - Other File Management Tasks About the Author James Bernstein has been working with various companies in the IT field since 2000, managing technologies such as SAN and NAS storage, VMware, backups, Windows Servers, Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, Networking, Microsoft Office, Exchange, and more. He has obtained certifications from Microsoft, VMware, CompTIA, ShoreTel, and SNIA, and continues to strive to learn new technologies to further his knowledge on a variety of subjects. He is also the founder of the website OnlineComputerTips.com, which offers its readers valuable information on topics such as Windows, networking, hardware, software, and troubleshooting. Jim writes much of the content himself and adds new content on a regular basis. The site was started in 2005 and is still going strong today.

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Text Search in Windows 10 15. Search Using Cortana in Windows 10 16. Universal App Windows in Windows 10 17. App Snapping in Windows 10 18. Resizing a Desktop Window 19. Scrolling a Window 20. Shutting Down Windows 21. Downloading Apps from the Windows Store 22. Sign-in with a PIN or Picture 23. Changing or Removing a PIN or Picture Password File Explorer 1. File Explorer in Windows 10 2. Navigating Folders 3. Changing Folder Views 4. Sorting Folder Contents 5. Selecting Files 6. Opening a File 7. Reopening a Frequently Opened Folder 8. Creating a New Folder 9. Renaming Files and Folders 10. Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Files and Folders 11. Burning a CD or DVD 12. Deleting Files 13. Managing Libraries in Windows 10 14. Managing the Computer and Drives in Windows 10 15. Quick Access in Windows 10 16. OneDrive Folders in File Explorer 17. Zip Folders in File Explorer 18. Unzip Files in File Explorer Windows 10 Settings 1. Windows 10 Settings System Settings 1. Accessing the “System” Settings 2. Changing the Display Settings 3. Notification and Action Settings 4. Managing Apps and Features 5. Multitasking Settings in Windows 10 6. Battery Saver Settings in Windows 10 7. Power and Sleep Settings in Windows 10 8. Manage Storage Space in Windows 10 9. Download and Manage Offline Maps in Windows 10 10. Set the Default Apps in Windows 10 11. View Information About Your Device Devices Settings 1. Accessing the “Devices” Settings 2. Managing Printers and Scanners 3. Managing Other Connected Devices 4. Mouse and Touchpad Settings 5. Typing Settings 6. AutoPlay Settings Network and Internet Settings 1. Accessing the “Network and Internet” Settings 2. Connect to Wi-Fi Networks and Manage Wi-Fi Settings 3. Airplane Mode Settings 4. View Data Usage 5. VPN Settings 6. Dial-up Settings 7. Ethernet Settings 8. Proxy Settings Personalization Settings 1. Accessing the “Personalization” Settings 2. Changing the Background Settings 3. 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Speech, Inking, and Typing Privacy Settings 7. Account Info Privacy Settings 8. Contacts Privacy Settings 9. Calendar Privacy Settings 10. Messaging Privacy Settings 11. Radios Privacy Settings 12. Privacy Settings for Other Devices 13. Feedback and Diagnostics Privacy Settings 14. Background Apps Privacy Settings Update and Security Settings 1. Accessing the “Update and Security” Settings 2. Windows Update Settings 3. Windows Defender Settings 4. Backup Settings 5. Recovery Settings 6. Activation Settings 7. Developer Settings Control Panel Settings 1. The Control Panel 2. File History 3. System Restore 4. Audio Adjustment 5. Adding Devices and Printers 6. Installing and Uninstalling Software Desktop Management 1. The Recycle Bin 2. Creating Desktop Shortcuts 3. Pinning Items to the Taskbar 4. Moving and Resizing the Taskbar 5. Setting the Date and Time Display 6. The Action Center 7. Virtual Desktops 8. OneDrive Settings 9. Using Cortana Creating Documents 1. Starting WordPad and Creating a New Document 2. Copying and Pasting Text 3. Formatting Text 4. Saving a Document 5. Opening a Document 6. Printing a Document 7. Closing a Document Drawing Pictures 1. Starting Paint and Creating a New Document 2. Drawing Shapes and Lines 3. Adding Text 4. Erasing Parts of a Picture 5. Saving a Picture 6. Opening a Picture Using the Internet and Microsoft Edge 1. About the Internet 2. Connecting to the Internet 3. The Microsoft Edge Interface 4. Viewing Web Pages in Microsoft Edge 5. Find Text in Web Pages in Microsoft Edge 6. Reading View in Microsoft Edge 7. Add a Favorite to Microsoft Edge 8. Add a Page to the Reading List 9. Manage Favorites in the Hub 10. Manage the Reading List in the Hub 11. Manage Browser History in the Hub 12. Manage Downloads in the Hub 13. Make a Web Note in Microsoft Edge 14. Sharing Web Pages in Microsoft Edge 15. Opening a New Window or New InPrivate Window 16. Zoom Web Pages in Microsoft Edge 17. Print Web Pages in Microsoft Edge 18. Settings in Microsoft Edge 19. Advanced Settings in Microsoft Edge 20. Using Cortana in Microsoft Edge 21. Windows Defender in Windows 10 Printing Information 1. Selecting a Printer 2. General Printing Options 3. Managing Print Jobs

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