In Windows 10 you can change most (but not all) of your computer's basic settings in the new Settings menu, which has a permanent home in the Start menu, right above the Power button.

Your computer will be restarted and brought into the Startup Settings menu as shown below. The Startup Settings screen contains a variety of settings that change how Windows will start.

You can find the My Computer folder on the computer's desktop, on the Start menu and within Windows Explorer. The desktop icon may be hidden if you have configured desktop settings to hide all icons.

Phone apps ask permission to access your camera, mic, and location. You can grant or restrict these permissions. Here's how to do the same on a computer.

Startup Settings The Startup Settings option restarts your computer into the Start Settings menu where you can access Windows 8 Safe Mode and change a variety of startup settings.

To invert the colors on your Windows display, go into your computer's Control Panel. There, you can change a number of settings.

You can find all your saved Wi-Fi passwords in Windows 10 directly within the computer's Settings menu.

The Time & language tab in the new Windows 10 Settings menu is pretty straightforward. This is where you go to change the time and date, add languages (read: keyboards) to your PC, and adjust the ...