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I don’t make many assumptions about you, dear reader, except to acknowledge that you’re obviously intelligent, well-informed, discerning, and of impeccable taste. That’s why you chose this book, eh?

Okay, okay. The least I can do is butter you up a bit. Here’s the straight scoop: If you’ve never used Windows, bribe your neighbor (or, better, your neighbor’s kids) to teach you how to do four things:

 Play a game with your fingers (if you have a touchscreen) or with a mouse (if you’re finger-challenged). Any of the games that ship with Windows 10, or free games in the Microsoft Store, will do. If your neighbor’s kids don’t have a different recommendation, try the new Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

 Start File Explorer.

 Get on the web.

 Turn Windows 10 off. (Click or tap the Start icon in the lower left of the screen, click the universal on/off button thingy, and then click Shut down.)

That covers it. If you can play a game, you know how to turn on your computer, log in if need be, touch and drag, and tap and hold down. If you run File Explorer, you know how to click a taskbar icon. After you’re on the web, well, it’s a great starting point for almost anything. And if you know that you need to use the Start menu, you’re well on your way to achieving Windows 10 enlightenment.

And that begins with Book 1, Chapter 1.