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Windows 10 In Depth (includes Content Update Program), Second edition

Name: Windows 10 In Depth (includes Content Update Program), Second edition
ISBN: 9780134856360

by Brian Knittel, Paul McFedries

February 2018

Intermediate to advanced

1024 pages

32h 51m

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Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents at a Glance
Contents
About the Author
Dedication
Acknowledgments
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Introduction
I Starting Out with Windows 10
1 Meet Windows 10
An Overview of Windows 10Should I Get Windows 10?Windows 10 EditionsUpgrading WindowsWhat’s New in Windows 10?The New Start MenuTouch-a Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me!Modern AppsHey, CortanaOnline User AccountsVirtual DesktopsExpanded Settings AppFile Explorer RibbonThe Windows StoreManagement ToolsImproved Antivirus ProtectionInstallation and SetupStorage SpacesImproved Web Browsing with Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer 11Wi-Fi SenseFaster StartupSecure BootIntegrated Cellular Data ConnectionsTools for CreatorsChanges Since the Initial Release of Windows 10What Changed Between Windows 10 and Windows 8 and 8.1Beyond Windows 10In the Modern Age
2 Installing or Upgrading to Windows 10
Windows 10 System RequirementsProcessor RequirementsMemory RequirementsStorage RequirementsGraphics RequirementsHardware Requirements for Various Windows 10 FeaturesPreparing Your System: A ChecklistCheck Your System RequirementsBack Up Your FilesClean Up Your Hard DiskCheck and Defragment Your Hard DiskCreate a System Image Backup and a System Repair DiscInstalling Windows 10Upgrading to Windows 10Dual- (and Multi-) Booting Windows 10Dual-Booting Windows 10Multibooting with Three or More Operating SystemsUsing Windows Boot ManagerCustomizing the Boot Configuration Data (BCD)Using Windows Boot Manager to Modify the BCDUsing Startup and Recovery to Modify the BCDUsing the System Configuration Utility to Modify the BCDUsing BCDEDIT to Customize the Startup OptionsMaking a Backup Copy of the BCD StoreRenaming an EntryChanging the Order of the EntriesInstalling Windows 10 Components
3 Your First Hour with Windows 10
The First Things to Do After Starting Windows 10A Quick Tour of the Important Windows 10 FeaturesThe Lock and Sign In ScreensThe Start MenuModern AppsThe Touch TourImportant Keyboard ShortcutsTablet ModeWindows Explorer Is Now Called File ExplorerCortanaSearch Before You LookGetting to the Management ToolsSetting Up User AccountsMicrosoft Versus Local AccountsCreate New AccountsChange Account SettingsEnable Controlled Folder AccessBefore You Forget Your PasswordJust One User?Downloading Critical UpdatesPersonalizing Windows 10Enable Find My DevicePersonalize Screen SettingsResolutionMultiple MonitorsFont SizeClearType TunerTune Up the Taskbar, Action Center, and Start MenuStore to OneDrive or This PCPrivacy SettingsImportant Adjustments and TweaksCommand Prompt or Windows PowerShellEnable LibrariesShow Extensions for Known File TypesSet Web Browser and Home PagesSearch ProvidersEnable System RestoreEnable Metering for Cellular DataTransferring Information from Your Old ComputerThird-Party User Transfer ProgramsCopying Your Old Data ManuallyHow the Heck Do I Shut this Thing Off?More than You Wanted to KnowAfter You Forget Your PasswordUsing a Password Reset DiskAccessing the Real Administrator AccountIf You’re Moving to Windows 10 from XPSetting and Control PanelsWhere’s My Stuff? The User Profile StructureCompatibility and VirtualizationUser Account ControlThe New TaskbarJumplists
II Using Windows 10
4 Using the Windows 10 Interface
Taking a Tour of the Windows 10 InterfaceNavigating Windows 10 with a KeyboardNavigating Windows 10 with a Touch InterfaceWorking with Running AppsSnapping an AppSwitching Between Running AppsPinning an App to the TaskbarUsing Desktop Apps as the DefaultsWorking with NotificationsSearching Windows 10Searching via the TaskbarVoice Search with CortanaManaging Search PrivacyCustomizing the Start MenuResizing a TileMoving a TileTurning Off a Live TilePinning an App to the Start MenuPinning a Web Page to the Start MenuCreating an App GroupDisplaying the Administrative Tools on the Start MenuAdding Command Prompt to the Shortcut MenuAdding Shutdown and Restart ShortcutsPersonalizing the Start MenuCustomizing the Start Menu’s System IconsCustomizing the Start Menu BackgroundCustomizing the Lock ScreenCustomizing the Lock Screen BackgroundControlling the Apps Displayed on the Lock ScreenDisabling the Lock ScreenWorking with Virtual DesktopsAdding a Virtual DesktopWorking with Virtual DesktopsCustomizing Virtual Desktops
5 Windows Apps and the Windows Store
The Windows AppsAlarms & Clock CalculatorCalendarCameraConnectCortanaFeedback HubFilms & TVGet HelpGroove MusicMailMapsMessagingMicrosoft EdgeMixed Reality PortalOneDriveOneNotePaint 3DPeoplePhotosSettingsSkypeSticky NotesStoreTipsView 3DVoice RecorderWeatherWindows Defender Security CenterXboxInstalling Apps from the Windows StoreUninstalling Apps
6 Managing Files and Searching
Understanding File TypesFile Types and File ExtensionsFile Types and the RegistryNavigating Folder WindowsFolder NavigationInstant SearchThe RibbonThe Navigation PaneBasic File and Folder ChoresSelecting Files with Check BoxesResolving File Transfer ConflictsExpert Drag-and-Drop TechniquesTaking Advantage of the Send To CommandThe Recycle Bin: Deleting and Recovering Files and FoldersSetting Some Recycle Bin OptionsRecovering a File or FolderFile Maintenance Using the Open and Save As Dialog BoxesMetadata and the File Explorer Property SystemSearching Your PCAs-You-Type Searches with Instant SearchUsing Advanced Query Syntax to Search PropertiesSaving SearchesGrouping and Filtering with MetadataGrouping FilesFiltering Files
7 Devices and Printers
Windows Printing PrimerInstalling and Configuring a PrinterAdding a New PrinterInstalling a Local PrinterIf the Printer Isn’t FoundWhat to Do If Your Printer Isn’t ListedChanging a Printer’s PropertiesPrinting PreferencesPrinter PropertiesPrint Server PropertiesRemoving a PrinterPrinting from Your ApplicationsPDF and XPS Print OutputFaxingPrinting OfflineWorking with the Printer QueueDeleting a File from the QueueCanceling All Pending Print Jobs on a Given PrinterPausing, Resuming, and Restarting the Printing ProcessAdvanced Printer Management
8 Accessories and Accessibility
A Boatload of Useful ToolsGadgets Are GoneApps as AccessoriesDesktop AccessoriesCharacter MapMath Input PanelNotepadPaintSnipping ToolSteps RecorderWordPadXPS ViewerAccessibility ToolsEase of Access (in Settings)Ease of Access Center (in Control Panel)MagnifierNarrator
9 Configuring Windows 10
Configuring Windows 10 with Control PanelTouring the Control Panel WindowReviewing the Control Panel IconsUnderstanding Control Panel FilesGaining Easier Access to Control PanelConfiguring Windows 10 with the Settings AppChanging Your User Account PictureChanging a PasswordCreating a PIN Sign-InCreating a Picture PasswordCreating a Fingerprint Sign-InCustomizing Notifications and Quick ActionsSynchronizing Your Settings Between DevicesCreating a Shortcut to a Specific Settings Tab
III Multimedia and Imaging
10 Windows Media Player
Getting to Know Media PlayerNavigating the LibraryCustomizing the Navigation PaneSyncing Media DevicesPlaying Media FilesSetting Media Player’s Playback OptionsCopying Music from an Audio CDSelecting a Location and Filename StructureChoosing the Recording File FormatSpecifying the Quality of the RecordingCopying Tracks from an Audio CDCopying Tracks to a Recordable CD or DeviceCreating a PlaylistRecording to a CDStreaming Your Media Library
11 Windows and Imaging Devices
Connecting Imaging DevicesTesting an Installed ScannerConfiguring Device EventsAccessing Media on a Memory CardImporting Photos from a Digital CameraViewing Digital Camera ImagesImporting Digital Camera PhotosConfiguring the Import SettingsImporting Everything from the CameraImporting Selected Groups of PhotosBurning Photos to an Optical DiscSelecting an Optical Disc FormatBurning a Mastered DiscClosing a UDF SessionBurning a Live File System Disc
12 Scanning and Faxing
Introducing Windows Fax and ScanInstalling Fax and Scanner HardwareInstalling a Fax ModemInstalling a ScannerConfiguring the Fax ServiceCreating a Customized Cover PageChanging Fax SettingsSending Faxes from Windows Fax and ScanSelecting RecipientsSelecting a Dialing RuleSelecting a Cover PageEntering Subject and Comment TextAdding Other Documents to the FaxAdding Scanned PagesPreviewing the FaxSending the FaxMonitoring Outgoing FaxesReceiving FaxesPrinting Received Faxes AutomaticallyScanning Documents with Windows Fax and ScanEditing Scan Profile DefaultsCreating a New Scan ProfileScanning ImagesEmailing and Faxing Scans
13 More Windows 10 Media Tools
Controlling the VolumeControlling the Overall System VolumeControlling an Application’s VolumeBalancing Your Speakers or HeadphonesEqualizing the VolumeSetting the Default Output DeviceAssigning Sounds to EventsRecording Sounds with Voice RecorderSetting Up the MicrophoneMaking a Voice RecordingControlling Your Computer with Speech Recognition
IV Windows 10 and the Internet
14 Getting Connected
Going WorldwideUnderstanding Connection TechnologiesDSLCable ModemSatellite ServiceWireless and Cellular ServiceAnalog ModemChoosing a TechnologyChoosing EquipmentInstalling a Network Adapter for Broadband ServiceInstalling Filters for DSL ServiceConfiguring a High-Speed ConnectionConfiguring a PPPoE Broadband ConnectionConfiguring an Always On ConnectionSetting Up a Fixed IP AddressDial-Up InternetCreating a New Dial-Up ConnectionMaking and Ending a Dial-Up Connection
15 Web Browsing with Microsoft Edge
Taking a Tour of the Edge WindowTips and Techniques for Better Web SurfingTaking Advantage of the Address BarWorking with TabsAccessing Content Via the HubUsing the Handy History ListChanging the Startup PageChanging the Edge Search EngineSaving Your Favorite PagesAdding a Page to the Favorites ListDisplaying the Favorites BarOpening a Page from the Favorites ListMaintaining FavoritesSaving Pages to Read LaterSaving a Page to the Reading ListOpening a Page from the Reading ListDeleting Pages from Your Reading ListConfiguring Edge Privacy SettingsPreventing Passwords from Being SavedPreventing Form Data from Being SavedClearing Browsing DataBlocking Third-Party CookiesOpening a Private Browsing Session
16 Windows 10 Internet Communications
Working with EmailSetting Up Mail AccountsSpecifying Basic Account SettingsSpecifying Advanced Internet Account SettingsSpecifying Advanced Exchange Account SettingsMaintaining AccountsHandling Incoming MessagesControlling Sync Settings for an AccountProcessing MessagesSetting Swipe OptionsSending MessagesInitiating a New MessageCreating a SignatureMaintaining Mail
17 Troubleshooting an Internet Connection
It’s Great When It Works, But...Troubleshooting Step by StepIdentifying Software Configuration ProblemsTroubleshooting a Cable or DSL Modem ConnectionTroubleshooting a LAN ConnectionIdentifying Network Hardware ProblemsTroubleshooting Internet Problems with Windows TCP/IP UtilitiesipconfigpingtracertThird-Party UtilitiesWhatIsMyIPSpeed CheckReverse tracert
V Networking
18 Creating a Windows Network
Creating or Joining a NetworkPlanning Your NetworkAre You Being Served?When to Hire a ProfessionalChoosing a Network and Cabling System10/100BASE-T Ethernet801.11ac, 802.11n, and 802.11g Wireless (Wi-Fi) NetworkingPowerline Networking1000Mbps Ethernet (Gigabit Ethernet)Adding Additional Networking FunctionsPrinting and FaxingProviding Internet ConnectivityProviding Remote AccessConnecting to a Remote NetworkInstalling Network AdaptersChecking Existing AdaptersInstalling Multiple Network AdaptersInstalling Network WiringCabling for Ethernet NetworksGeneral Cabling TipsWiring with Patch CablesInstalling In-Wall WiringConnecting Just Two ComputersConnecting Multiple SwitchesInstalling a Wireless NetworkWireless Network Setup ChoicesSetting Up a New Wireless NetworkUsing the Manufacturer’s Setup ProgramUsing the Set Up a Network WizardConfiguring ManuallySetting Up Internet ServiceSharing Wi-Fi Network Settings with FriendsGetting Maximum Wireless SpeedEliminate Overlapping ChannelsTune Up Wireless SecuritySeparate Your Wireless-AC, -N, -G, and -B NetworksBump Up the Power?Configuring a Peer-to-Peer NetworkConfiguring the TCP/IP ProtocolIf You Have No Shared Internet ConnectionIf You Have a Shared Internet ConnectionEnabling and Disabling SharingSetting Your Computer IdentificationConfiguring Windows FirewallFile and Printer Sharing Without a Router: Avoiding the Unidentified Network ProblemSetting Up a HomegroupAlternatives to Using a HomegroupWrapping UpJoining a Windows Domain NetworkDisconnecting from a Domain NetworkBridging Two Network Types
19 Connecting Your Network to the Internet
Sharing an Internet ConnectionSelecting a Way to Make the ConnectionManaging IP AddressesNAT and Internet Connection SharingSpecial Notes for Wireless NetworkingSpecial Notes for Cable ServiceConfiguring Your LANScheme A—Router with a Broadband ModemScheme B—Cable Modem, Multiple ComputersScheme C—Combination Router/ModemRouted Service with Multiple AddressesUniversal Plug and PlayConfiguring the Rest of the NetworkMaking Services Available
20 Networking with Other Operating Systems
Making Windows Play Well with OthersInternetworking with Windows 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, and XPSetting TCP/IP as the Default Network ProtocolPassword Protection and Simple File SharingUsing Windows Vista and XP with a HomegroupInternetworking with Unix and LinuxNFSSambaSamba Client ToolsSamba Server ToolsPrinting to Unix Queues from WindowsPrinting to Windows Printers from UnixInternetworking with MacintoshCompatibility IssuesResource Data IssuesFilename Compatibility IssuesWorking with Windows Resources from Mac OS XUsing Windows Shared Files on the MacSelecting a Windows AccountUsing Windows Printers on the MacUsing Mac Shared Files on WindowsUsing Mac Shared Printers on WindowsInstalling Optional Network ComponentsUsing the Hosts File
21 Using a Windows Network
Windows was Made to NetworkUsing Shared Folders in Windows 10Browsing Through a HomegroupBrowsing a Network’s ComputersViewing a Computer or Shared Folder Directly Using Its UNC PathSearching the NetworkSearching for Files or FoldersSearching for ComputersSearching for PrintersSearching Active DirectorySecurity and File SharingFile Permissions and NetworkingNetwork PermissionsUsing Printers on the NetworkUsing a Shared PrinterUsing Printers over the Internet with IPPUsing Unix and LPR PrintersUsing Other Network-Connected PrintersNetwork Power User TopicsBacking Up Your Computer over the NetworkSharing and Using an Entire DriveUnderstanding the Universal Naming ConventionMapping Drive LettersMapping a Drive to a SubfolderSharing ResourcesSharing with a HomegroupEditing Permissions for Specific PeopleSharing the Public Profile FolderSharing Your Own Folders in PlaceSharing Folders IndependentlySharing PrintersSetting Printer PermissionsChanging the Location of the Spool DirectoryPrinter PoolingManaging Your NetworkMonitoring Use of Your Shared FoldersManaging Network Resources Using the Command Line
22 Troubleshooting Your Network
When Good Networks Go BadGetting StartedUsing Troubleshooters and Diagnostic ToolsThe Network and Sharing CenterNetworkNetwork TroubleshootersWindows Defender FirewallEvent ViewerDevice ManagerTesting Network CablesChecking Network ConfigurationipconfigSystemNetwork ConnectionsTesting Network Connectivity with pingDiagnosing File and Printer Sharing Problems
VI Maintaining Windows 10
23 Windows Management Tools
Managing WindowsPolicing Windows 10 with Group PoliciesUnderstanding Group PoliciesLocal Group Policy Editor and Windows VersionsLaunching the Local Group Policy EditorWorking with Group PoliciesGroup Policy ExamplesConfiguring the Microsoft Management ConsoleReviewing the Windows 10 Snap-insLaunching the MMCAdding a Snap-inSaving a ConsoleCreating a Custom Taskpad ViewControlling Snap-ins with Group PoliciesControlling ServicesControlling Services with the Services Snap-inControlling Services at the Command PromptControlling Services with a ScriptMaking Windows Shut Down Services FasterResetting a Broken ServiceMonitoring PerformanceMonitoring Performance with Task ManagerUsing the Resource MonitorUsing the Performance Monitor
24 Tweaking and Customizing Windows
Customizing File ExplorerCustomizing the RibbonChanging the ViewViewing More PropertiesTurning On File ExtensionsExploring the View OptionsCustomizing the Taskbar for Easier Program and Document LaunchingImproving Productivity by Configuring Taskbar SettingsPinning a Favorite Program to the TaskbarUsing the Windows Key to Start Taskbar ProgramsTaking Control of the Notification AreaDisplaying the Built-in Taskbar ToolbarsSetting Some Taskbar Toolbar OptionsCreating New Taskbar Toolbars
25 Managing Hard Disks and Storage Spaces
Dealing with Hard Disk ErrorsHard Drive Health StatesRepairing a Drive ManuallyChecking Free Disk SpaceDeleting Unnecessary FilesDefragmenting Your Hard DiskRunning the Optimize Drives ToolChanging the Optimization ScheduleChanging Which Disks Get DefragmentedWorking with Storage SpacesManaging Your DisksAssigning a Different Letter to a Disk DriveDividing Your Hard Drive into Two VolumesCreating a Spanned VolumeCreating Mirrored VolumesCreating a RAID 5 VolumeWorking with Disk FilesMounting an ISO FileMounting a Virtual Hard DiskCreating a Virtual Hard Disk
26 Troubleshooting and Repairing Problems
Troubleshooting Strategies: Determining the Source of a ProblemDid You Get an Error Message?Does an Error or Warning Appear in the Event Viewer Logs?Does an Error Appear in System Information?Did You Recently Edit the Registry?Did You Recently Change Any Windows Settings?Did Windows 10 “Spontaneously” Reboot?Did You Recently Change Any Application Settings?Did You Recently Install a New Program?Did You Recently Install a New Device?Did You Recently Apply an Update from Windows Update?General Troubleshooting TipsMore Troubleshooting ToolsRunning the Windows 10 TroubleshootersRunning the Memory Diagnostics ToolChecking Your PC’s Reliability HistoryTroubleshooting StartupSome Things to Try Before Anything ElseDisabling Startup ProgramsDisabling Startup ServicesA Startup Troubleshooting ProcedureTroubleshooting Device ProblemsTroubleshooting with Device ManagerTroubleshooting Device Driver ProblemsRolling Back a Device DriverRecovering from a ProblemAccessing the Recovery EnvironmentNavigating the Recovery EnvironmentBooting Up in Safe ModeAutomatically Repairing Your PCRecovering Using System RestoreResetting Your PCRestoring a System Image
27 Managing Your Software
Configuring and Managing Windows UpdateConfiguring Automatic UpdatesSetting the Automatic Maintenance ScheduleChecking for UpdatesWorking with Third-Party SoftwareRunning Through a Preinstallation ChecklistInstalling SoftwareManaging Your Installed AppsUnderstanding Compatibility Mode
28 Managing Your Hardware
Windows 10 and HardwareViewing Your DevicesInstalling DevicesInstalling Plug and Play DevicesCompleting a Device InstallInstalling a Bluetooth DeviceRunning Windows 10 with Multiple MonitorsExtending the Screen to a Second MonitorDuplicating the Screen on a Second MonitorUsing Only the Second MonitorConfiguring the Taskbar for Multiple MonitorsMoving Up to Three MonitorsManaging Your Hardware with Device ManagerControlling the Device DisplayViewing Device PropertiesShowing Nonpresent Devices in Device ManagerWorking with Device DriversTips for Downloading Device DriversChecking Windows Update for DriversUpdating a Device DriverConfiguring Windows to Ignore Unsigned Device DriversWrite a Complete List of Device Drivers to a Text FileUninstalling a DeviceWorking with Device Security Policies
29 Editing the Windows Registry
What Is the Registry?How the Registry Is OrganizedNew Registry FeaturesRegistry VirtualizationRegistry Redirection and ReflectionBacking Up and Restoring the RegistryBacking Up the RegistryBacking Up with System RestoreBacking Up with the Registry EditorRestoring the RegistryUsing RegeditViewing the RegistrySearching in the RegistryEditing Keys and ValuesEditing Registry Entries for an App or Another UserEditing Registry Entries for Another Windows InstallationEditing Registry SecurityOther Registry ToolsRegistry ToolkitRegistrar Registry ManagerTweak-10Registry Privileges and Policies
30 Command-Line and Automation Tools
Command-Line ToolsThe Windows 10 Command Prompt EnvironmentChanging DirectoriesSaving OutputThe Search PathCommand-Line Access from the Power User MenuRunning Commands with Elevated PrivilegesCopying and Pasting in the Command Prompt WindowTransparencyLearning About Command-Line ProgramsRunning GUI Programs from the Command LineSetting Environment VariablesSetting the PATH Environment VariableEditing Path ListsThe MS-DOS EnvironmentEditing Advanced Settings for a DOS ApplicationIssues with ANSI.SYS and DOSKEYPrinting from MS-DOS ApplicationsBatch FilesBatch File TipsWindows Script HostSome Sample ScriptsWindows PowerShellThe Windows Subsystem for LinuxTask Scheduler
VII Security
31 Protecting Windows from Viruses and Spyware
Avoiding Viruses and Spyware: The BasicsFirst, a Few Simple PrecautionsLocking Your ComputerRequiring Ctrl+Alt+Delete at StartupChecking Your Computer’s Security SettingsMaking Sure Windows Defender Firewall Is Turned OnMaking Sure Windows Defender Is Turned OnMaking Sure Controlled Folder Access Is Turned OnMaking Sure User Account Control Is Turned OnMaking Sure the Administrator Account Is DisabledUnderstanding User Account Control (UAC)Elevating PrivilegesConfiguring User Account ControlSetting User Account Control PoliciesPreventing Elevation for All Standard UsersEnhancing Your Browsing SecurityBlocking Pop-Up WindowsMaking Sure SmartScreen is On
32 Protecting Your Data from Loss and Theft
Preparing for TroubleBacking Up File Versions with File HistorySetting System Restore PointsCreating a Recovery DriveCreating a System Image BackupProtecting a FileMaking a File Read-OnlyHiding a FileSetting Security Permissions on Files and FoldersAssigning a User to a Security GroupAssigning a User to Multiple Security GroupsAssigning Standard PermissionsAssigning Special PermissionsFixing Permission Problems by Taking Ownership of Your FilesEncrypting Files and FoldersEncrypting a FolderBacking Up Your Encryption KeyEncrypting a Disk with BitLockerEnabling BitLocker on a System with a TPMEnabling BitLocker on a System Without a TPM
33 Protecting Your Network from Hackers and Snoops
It’s a Cold, Cruel WorldWho Would Be Interested in My Computer?Types of AttackYour Lines of DefensePreparation: Network Security BasicsActive DefensesFirewalls and NAT (Connection-Sharing) DevicesWindows Defender FirewallPacket FilteringUsing NAT or Internet Connection SharingUsing Add-On Firewall Products for WindowsSecuring Your RouterConfiguring Passwords and File SharingSetting Up Restrictive Access ControlsTesting, Logging, and MonitoringTesting Your DefensesMonitoring Suspicious ActivityDisaster Planning: Preparing for Recovery After an AttackMaking a Baseline Backup Before You Go OnlineMaking Frequent Backups When You’re OnlineWriting and Testing Server Restore ProceduresWriting and Maintaining DocumentationPreparing an Incident PlanSpecific Configuration Steps for Windows 10Windows 10’s Security FeaturesIf You Don’t Have a LANIf You Do Have a LANKeep Up to DateTightening Local Security PolicyAccount PoliciesLocal PoliciesConfiguring Windows Defender FirewallEnable and Disable Windows Defender FirewallAllow an App or Feature through Windows Defender FirewallChange Notification Settings, Turn Windows Defender Firewall On or OffRestore DefaultsAdvanced SettingsMore About Security
34 Protecting Yourself from Fraud and Spam
Phishing for InformationCommon Types of FraudClassic PhishingThe Stranded FriendAdvance Fee Fraud“Nigerian Letter” ScamLottery and Giveaway ScamsTrojan HorsesLive Phish: A Real-World ExampleViewing a Site That Was Flagged IncorrectlyFlagging a Fraudulent SiteMore Help from the BrowserHow to Protect Yourself on a Public Computer Two-Way AuthenticationTwo-Factor AuthenticationIdentity-Management SoftwareFighting SpamProtecting Your Email AddressUsing Spam FilteringAvoiding Spammers’ TricksTaking Action Against Email AbuseWhois Database
VIII Windows on the Move
35 Windows on Mobile Devices
Windows 10 on Tablets and Mobile DevicesManaging Mobile ComputersAirplane ModeGetting the Most Out of Your BatteryBattery SaverPower ProfilesUsing Windows Mobility CenterUsing Tablet Input MethodsTouch KeyboardThe On-Screen KeyboardTouch Input and GesturesPen and Stylus InputWindows Ink WorkspaceSketch PadScreen SketchPen & Windows Ink SettingsConfiguring Touch and Pen InputConfiguring Pen FlicksUsing Handwriting RecognitionHandwriting GesturesTraining the Handwriting Recognizer
36 Wireless Networking
Wireless Networking in Windows 10Metered ConnectionsWi-Fi NetworksTake Care When You ShareConnecting with Wi-Fi SenseJoining a Wireless NetworkIn the Corporate EnvironmentAt Your Home or Small OfficeIn Someone Else’s Home or OfficeAt a Public Hot SpotMobile HotspotManaging Wireless Network ConnectionsChanging and Deleting Wireless SettingsSetting Up Preferred Wireless NetworksAdding a Network Manually
37 Networking on the Road
Windows Unplugged: Mobile and Remote NetworkingOneDriveOn-Demand DownloadingFetching Files from Your PCOffline FilesIdentifying Files and Folders for Offline UseUsing Files While OfflineUsing Sync CenterManaging and Encrypting Offline FilesMaking Your Shared Folders Available for Offline Use by OthersVPN and Dial-Up NetworkingVirtual Private NetworkingSetting Up a VPN ConnectionEditing a VPN Connection’s PropertiesEstablishing a VPN ConnectionUsing Remote Network ResourcesUsing Email and Network ConnectionsMonitoring and Ending a VPN ConnectionIncoming VPN AccessSetting Up VPN AccessEnabling Incoming VPN Connections with NATDisabling Incoming ConnectionsMultiple LAN Connections
38 Meetings, Conferencing, and Collaboration
Windows 10 Plays Well with OthersMaking Presentations with a Mobile ComputerAdjusting Presentation SettingsControlling an External DisplayConnecting to Wireless DisplaysRemote Assistance and Quick AssistEnabling Remote Assistance and Quick AssistRequesting Assistance with Quick AssistRequesting Remote Assistance the Old WayResponding to an Assistance RequestResponding to Quick AssistResponding with Easy ConnectResponding to an Invitation Email or FileWorking with Remote AssistanceUsing Third-Party ToolsOnline Meeting Tools
39 Remote Desktop and Remote Access
Using Your Computer RemotelySetting Up Access to Your Own ComputerEnabling Remote Desktop Access to Your ComputerEstablishing 24/7 AccessSetting Up Dynamic DNSConfiguring Port ForwardingPort Forwarding with a RouterPort Forwarding with Internet Connection SharingConnecting to Other Computers with Remote DesktopUsing the Modern-Style Remote Desktop AppUsing the Standard Remote Desktop ClientSelecting Connection OptionsUsing the Remote ConnectionUsing Keyboard ShortcutsThird-Party Remote Control Tools
IX Appendixes
A Virtualization
B Command-Line Utilities
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12 SCANNING AND FAXING

Introducing Windows Fax and Scan

Windows Fax and Scan (WFS) is a built-in tool that lets you do the following:

Send and receive faxes using a fax modem connected to a telephone line. On a corporate network, WFS can also let you send faxes through a shared Fax Server.

Scan images, drawings, and documents using a scanner or a multifunction (all-in-one) printer that has scanning capability.

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