A study guide for Windows 10 and basic Windows functinos
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Created by Ellie T (Extreme
almost 9 years ago
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Created by Ellie T (Extreme
almost 9 years ago
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What is Windows Explorer?
What can you do in Windows Explorer?
What can you keep in a folder?
Can a folder be empty?
What is the default Windows application for editing text files?
What is the default Windows application for word processing?
What does DOS stand for?
What is the clipboard?
When do you use the clipboard?
What are the different ways to copy something?
What is the Windows Task Manager?
How do you open the Windows Task Manager?
What is the difference between a folder and a directory in operating systems?
What can you do with Windows Paint?
What is the task bar?
What can you see on the Task Bar?
Why is the control panel typically used?
What does the dash in the top-right corner of an application do?
What does the square in the top-right corner of an application do?
What does the 'x' in the top-right corner of an application do?
What is a user in Windows?
Can there be more than one user logged in at a time?
Do you need a password for being a user?
What is the Window's Registry application?
How do you select multiple files that are all together?
How do you select multiple files that are separated?
In which drive is Windows located?
What is a megabyte?
Where is information temporarily stored for use by the CPU?
What is a USB?
What does a USB connector look like?
What are two reasons why your computer may be running slowly?
What is the Print Screen (PrtSc) button for?
How do you manually resize a window?
What does it mean to "hover" over something in a computer?
What is a "context-sensitive" menu?
What is a radio button?
How many radio buttons may you select in any given group?
What can you do with a keyboard shortcut?
What are text boxes?
What is an icon?
Where do files go when you delete them?
How do you open the start menu?
