Chapter 6
Installing and configuring apps
Understanding the Windows 10 app landscape
Installing, managing, and uninstalling apps
Managing programs and processes with Task Manager
Setting default programs and file-type associations
Turning Windows features on or off
Apps make it possible to get things done with Microsoft Windows 10. That’s true for businesses of all sizes, which use productivity apps like Outlook, Word, and Excel to enable employees to create, collaborate, and communicate. Large organizations often rely on a mix of custom line-of-business applications and off-the-shelf accounting and management software, some of it written decades ago. And apps aren’t just for work, as the success ...
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