- Open files from the File menu - Microsoft Support
The Open tab on the File menu shows a list of files you've recently opened, and it includes links to places where you commonly store files
- Exploring Windows Settings - Microsoft Support
When you open Settings, Home is typically the first page displayed The Home page surfaces account-related actions and simplifies access to frequently used device settings through interactive cards like Recommended Settings, Personalization, Bluetooth, Storage, and more
- How to sign in to Hotmail - Microsoft Support
Tips: If you can't sign in, or have forgotten your username or password, use our sign-in troubleshooter If you're looking to open a new account, you can create one at https: signup live com
- Find your files in Windows - Microsoft Support
Search File Explorer: Open File Explorer from the taskbar or right-click on the Start menu, choose File Explorer and then select a location from the left pane to search or browse
- File Explorer in Windows - Microsoft Support
Find and open File Explorer in Windows, and customize Quick access by pinning and removing files and folders
- Using the clipboard - Microsoft Support
You can paste multiple items from your clipboard history, and you can also pin the items you tend to use all the time and sync your clipboard history to the cloud Here are some answers to questions you might have about your clipboard Open Clipboard settings
- Install or reinstall classic Outlook on a Windows PC
If you recently bought a new Windows device, you might not be able to find classic Outlook, or the icon appears, but when you try to open it, you might get an error that says, We couldn't verify and install this because it is not available in the Microsoft Store
- View a printers print queue in Windows - Microsoft Support
In the Printers Scanners window, select the printer whose print queue needs to be viewed, and then select the Open queue button A new window with the name of the printer opens and displays a list of the pending print jobs waiting to print on the printer
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