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Time to fess up. You can tell me. I won’t rat you out.

If you’re an experienced Windows XP user and you’re looking at Windows 10, one of two things happened: Either your trusty old XP machine died, and you had to get Windows 10 with a new PC, or a friend or family member conned you into looking into Windows 10 to provide tech support.

If you’re thinking of making the jump from Windows XP to Windows 10, and you’re going to stick with a keyboard (as opposed to going touch-only, or touch-mostly, heaven help ya), you have two big hurdles:

 Learning the ways of Windows 10 apps (which I outline in the next section, “What’s New for Windows 7 Users”).

 Making the transition from XP to Windows 7 because the Windows 10 desktop works much like Windows 7.

Are you sure you want to tackle the learning curve? Er, curves? See the nearby sidebar about switching to a Mac. Or try a Chromebook — see the other sidebar.

That said, if you didn’t plunge into the Windows 7 or Vista madness, or the Windows 8/8.1 diversion, and instead sat back and waited for something better to come along, many improvements indeed await in Windows 10.