Which? is the UK's biggest independent consumer organisation, founded in 1957 and dedicated to giving people clear, unbiased information so they can make better decisions. This archived guide was produced to help everyday computer users understand and get the most from Microsoft Windows 10, with plain-English advice aimed at all levels of experience.
The guide walks through the decision of whether to upgrade to Windows 10 and, if you choose to do so, exactly how to carry out the process. Each step is explained in straightforward language, avoiding jargon so that readers of any technical ability can follow along with confidence.
Windows 10 introduced a range of changes from earlier versions of the operating system, including a redesigned Start menu, the Edge browser, and improved security tools. This guide covers what is new, what has changed, and how the updated interface works in practice.
Beyond the basics, the guide explains how to tailor Windows 10 to suit your own preferences - adjusting settings, managing apps, and organising your desktop so the computer works the way you want it to.
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The guide is written for everyday computer users who want straightforward, jargon-free advice. No prior technical knowledge is required - it is suitable for beginners as well as those with some Windows experience who want to understand what has changed.
Yes. The guide addresses the upgrade decision directly, helping you weigh up the reasons to move to Windows 10 and what to consider before making the change, so you can decide what is right for your situation.
The guide explores the key new features introduced with Windows 10, including changes to the Start menu, the built-in browser, security improvements, and the updated settings interface, explaining each in plain terms.
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The original product was a printed guide distributed by Which?, designed to sit alongside your computer as a practical reference while you worked through the Windows 10 upgrade and setup process.
Note: this brochure is from our archive and is no longer available to order. Details were correct at the time of publication.
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