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The way I look at it, most people starting with Windows 10 start in one of five groups, with the largest percentage in the first group:

 Somewhat experienced at some version of Windows and primarily comfortable with a mouse and keyboard. (More than 1.5 billion people have used Windows.)

 Experienced at Windows but want to learn touch input.

 Windows 8 refugee who’s hoping and praying Windows 10 isn’t so disorienting.

 New to Windows, prefer to use touch.

 New to Windows and want to visit the 19th-century dentist’s office to see what all the screaming’s about.

If you fall into that final group, you need to learn to use the antique interface apparatus known as a mouse and keyboard. I’m reminded of Scotty on the Enterprise picking up a mouse and saying, “Computer! Computer! Hello computer …” When Scotty’s reminded to use the keyboard, he says, “Keyboard. How quaint.” At least he didn’t say, “Hey, Cortana!”