Windows 10 for Dummies Book

Perfect! Great! Just what I wanted, and just what I needed. Chapter sequencing, targeted information, clear step by step processing, and clear, easily followed diagrams/pictures were/are just what this "newbie" needed.

Very helpful to a new Windows 10 user.

The content was as promised but did not seem to flow from one topic to the next. Rather awkward to use. Too many "cute" asides in text. Would work best for someone who has never used a computer,

An excellent guide for Widows 10 beginners with tips for the experienced.

Author does an excellent job!!!

Just doesn't match the software causing more confusion in too many cases. I also expected a physical disk .not a net file. Misleading ad.

That book has been a godsend to me. I really like Windows 10 and its greatly due to having the book.

Book well writn or nw user. Had problem with online videos. After a few views. It would not accept password and trying to start a new registration resultd in " code not found" message. Video has 150 views of about 1.4 minutes length each covering "how to do it" for most features very well. Design for online viewing no downloading

It is of the same high quality as all of Andy Rathbones' other Windows for Dummies books. Reading it first will save you hours of aggravation and frustration when using Windows 10 for the first time.

I have not had a chance to review this book in any depth yet but it appears to have everything I need, and I am pleased it has an Online Video Bundle. I had Andy Rathbone's book on Windows 8, and if that is anything to go by, then I am sure I will be happy.

ideal book to dip in and out of,easy to read and no tech jargon to confuse the less tech minded,like me!

It's great, my husband loves It.

I think this book should be very helpful for me with my Windows 10. There is a lot of information and it seems explained in great detail in simple language that I can understand. Thank you Amazon for my favourite TV commercial that ran this past winter. So nice for a change to enjoy a commercial rather than pushing the mute button or walking away.