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21 -== {{id name="Shutting-Down-and-Logging-Off"/}}Shutting Down and Logging Off ==
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23 -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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31 31  == {{id name="Start-Menu"/}}Start Menu ==
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33 33  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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50 50  The start menu is technically a window and you can resize it or even make it full screen in the settings. To access the start menu settings go to **Start Menu > Settings > Personalization > Start** which is at the bottom of the list on the left. From here you can choose which folders appear in the start menu. This will allow you to add folders that you access a lot such as //Documents// or //Downloads// to your Start Menu for easy access. Instead of having a blank file explorer pop up it will bring you directly to the folder listed. This way you can access your //Documents// as you did in Windows 7.
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52 -== {{id name="Accessing-Your-H:-Drive"/}}Accessing Your H: Drive ==
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54 -The file explorer is how you can browse the contents of your computer. To open a file explorer window go to your start menu and click file explorer. A file explorer window will open. The default page for the file explorer is the Quick Access view which shows folders you frequently use and a number of recently changed files. To access your documents or H drive just find them in the left side panel and click on them.
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56 -You can modify the default folders in your start menu by going to **Start Menu > Settings > Personalization > Start > Choose which folders appear on Start** this will allow you to quickly access different folders from your start menu.
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58 -== {{id name="Google-Chrome"/}}Google Chrome ==
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