After much speculation, Microsoft has finally rolled out the first version of Windows 10, and boy is it different! The interface has been redesigned to be more streamlined, while at the same time bringing the functionality of previous operating systems to a new level. In fact, the interface is so different, that some users may not be able to use it. If you are one of these individuals, do not worry, because with a few simple tips and tricks, you too can experience a much better use of the new Windows interface. Let’s take a closer look at what we’re going to cover.

One of the first things you may notice when using the new Windows interface is that you cannot use the taskbar anymore. This function has been moved to the start menu, which makes life a little more difficult. What you can do is clear out the start menu by pressing Ctrl + Del. This will remove all the icons in it, including the taskbar button. It will also remove any icons that are on the desktop as well.

Before you can use the new Windows taskbar, you need to be able to recognize it. At the top of the taskbar you will notice two buttons labeled Home and Start. These buttons used to be greyed out, but after some clicking, they will turn blue and red respectively. Next to the Home button is the touch-sensitive Windows logo. To press this button, you will either need to use the stylus, or click on the right side of the logo.

Now, let’s take a look at the other buttons on the start menu. The left button is the navigation key, and this is how you get around Windows. The right button is the back button, which you will use to go back to your previous page. The center button is the recent items’ button, and this is how you access the Start menu. Finally, the right side of the screen will display the lock button, which when clicked will lock your screen.

If you are wondering “Is Windows 10 compatible with my touch screen? “, then you will need to make sure that your touch screen is designed to work with the new operating system. Many manufacturers are producing modern touch screens that work very well with Windows, but if yours does not have a USB port or has only a small number of ports, then you will find that it may not be compatible.

One feature that many people enjoy about using Windows is its virtual keyboard, although you will find that there is no such thing as a trackball on the virtual keyboard. This means that when you tap on the pen, which is like a finger, you will be able to select specific letters. However, you may find that once you learn the basics of the touch screen, that you simply move your fingers over the keys on the physical keyboard to type in your emails, web pages or messages. This may mean that you are better off with a virtual keyboard for text input.