Windows 10 Tutorial 5 – Desktop Windows

In this video we take a look at working with windows on a traditional desktop or laptop PC. As you might imagine, this is a core skill to master if you want to become productive with your PC. While some of the material we show in this video will be familiar to those of you who have used previous versions of Windows, Windows 10 brings some handy new tricks of its own which will help you to be more productive when using your PC.

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If you use Shake to minimise windows, you can restore them again in the same way. Simply shake the window again and the other windows will be restored.

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