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21 21  == {{id name="Shutting-Down-and-Logging-Off"/}}Shutting Down and Logging Off ==
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23 -[[image:attach:shutdown.png||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="center"]]
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25 25  The settings for shutting down, restarting, or putting your computer to sleep are found in the start menu under power.
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27 +If you want to switch users or logout you can do so in the start menu by clicking on your name at the top of the start menu. You can have multiple users logged in at the same time (only one can use the computer at a time still of course) and the process for switching users is the same.
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29 29  == {{id name="Start-Menu"/}}Start Menu ==
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31 31  The familiar start menu of Windows 7 is there on Windows 10 as well. There are a few key differences, namely the live tiles that appear on the right of the start menu. These live tiles are there to show you useful information and the tiles are customizable. To bring up the start menu it is the same as before: either click on the start button in the lower left corner or hit the windows key on your keyboard.
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35 35  Navigating the start menu is much like before. You have your most used apps at the top of the start menu, and more options to navigate your computer at the bottom. You cannot directly change your most used apps, they will update over time based on your actual usage.
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37 -* The User Account icon allows you to log out of a computer without shutting it down, switch accounts, lock the screen, and modify your account details
38 38  * File Explorer will bring up a [[file explorer window>>attach:file explorer.gif]]. This is where you can access documents, pictures and your home directory (H: Drive).
39 39  * [[Settings will bring up your computer's settings>>attach:settings.gif]]. **Note** that this version of settings is different than the control panel of Windows 7.
40 40  * Power gives you the options of putting your computer to sleep, shutting it down, or restarting it.
41 -* All apps, which replaced All Programs, shows you **almost** all your apps. Some apps, like Microsoft Paint, are absent from this menu but you can find it if you search for them.
42 -** With the Anniversary Update, the All Apps list is visible at all times.
42 +* All apps, which replaced All Programs, shows you **almost** all your apps. Some apps, like Microsoft Paint, are absent from this menu but you can find it if you search for them.
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44 44  ===== {{id name="Customization"/}}Customization =====
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72 72  == {{id name="Finding-Programs"/}}Finding Programs ==
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74 74  The easiest way to find programs in Windows 10 is to [[search for them>>attach:search.gif]]. To do this press the Windows key on your keyboard and start typing the name of the program you wish to find. If you are wondering where the search bar in the start menu is, it's gone. But if you just start typing in the start menu it will load the search that you want.
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76 76  If you don't want to search for a program every time you want to use it, you can [[pin it to the start menu>>attach:pin_start.gif]] or you can pin it to the taskbar.
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