Windows 10 has many different settings and options for users to explore. However, if you're new to Windows 10, it can be hard to figure out what all of them mean. There are several ways you can get help with setting up your PC or troubleshooting problems with the operating system itself.
Click the Start button and type “help” into the search bar. This will bring up a list of results with links that show you how to use specific settings or features in Windows 10.
If you're experiencing a problem with Windows 10, click on the Start button, type troubleshoot into the search bar and select Troubleshooting from the list of results that appears. From this screen, you can select an option such as find solutions by using advanced startup options or run a diagnostic tool.
Click on Settings > System > Apps & features from the Charms menu in Windows 10 and then go down to see all of your installed apps. Click on any app that is not working properly and try running it again until it works as expected (this process might take a few tries). If this doesn't work, try uninstalling/reinstalling this app instead of restarting your computer
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Use the Search box in the Start menu to search for a topic or word. For example, if you're having trouble with a specific program, type its name into the Search box. For example, if you're having trouble with a specific program, type its name into the Search box. The search results will include topics related to that application and its features.
In Windows 10 Home or Pro editions, you'll see a link titled "Get help from Microsoft." Click this link to go directly to Microsoft's website where you can find troubleshooting information and solutions for your computer problems.
