Windows 10 First Look
A quick, concise, look at what's coming in Windows 10.
What you'll learn
Three Pluralsight authors have teamed up to offer you a unique, expertise-driven look at what's expected for Microsoft's Windows 10 client operating system.
Table of contents
- Course Overview 2m
- Module Overview 2m
- Windows 10 Best New Features 2m
- Return of the Start Menu 2m
- Windowed Universal Apps 3m
- Task View 3m
- Continuum 2m
- Snap Assist 3m
- Updated Command Prompt 3m
- Voice Assistant and Notification Center 2m
- File Explorer Tweaks 3m
- Universal Search 1m
- Windows PowerShell v5 1m
- What We Learned 2m
- What's New in Hyper-V Client 2m
- New VM Configuration Format 2m
- New Virtual Machine Upgrade Process 6m
- Updated Integration Services 1m
- Virtual Machine Improvements 2m
- Demo: Adding and Removing Network Adapters and RAM 3m
- Demo: Creating and Restoring Production Checkpoints 5m
- Demo: Enabling VMs for Linux Secure Boot Installation 2m
- Hyper-V Manager Improvements 2m
- Module Review 2m
About the authors
Heather Ackmann is an author and instructional designer. She has a passion for technology and a soft spot for people who find technology frustrating. She loves showing people how to make technology work better for them and figuring out how to make less than perfect technology work better for all. For over a decade now, Microsoft has honored her with the Microsoft MVP award in Office Systems and Services. In 2021, she completed her MS degree in human-computer interaction with distinction. She use... more
Michael is a six-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional, content developer, technical trainer, and community leader. Having been in the IT industry since the '90s, his experiences cover the gamut of Microsoft technologies, with his main focus being Microsoft Azure, Windows Server, and PowerShell.
Timothy Warner is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Cloud and Datacenter Management who is based in Nashville, TN. His professional specialties include Microsoft Azure, cross-platform PowerShell, and all things Windows Server-related. You can reach Tim via Twitter (@TechTrainerTim), LinkedIn or his blog, AzureDepot.com.