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Revolutionary updates to the Microsoft Windows operating system have always been the performance enhancers for system engineers. Recent improvements to the Windows 10 offer enhanced user interface, smart browser, better command prompt, high-resolution graphics API and a plethora of advanced applications. System engineers can stay abreast with these updates by upskilling their advanced Windows 10 skills. Primary features of Windows 10 specifically helping System Engineers to advance their roles, include: Windows 10 Basics: Using Windows operating system offers a user-friendly interface. The basic skills are required to efficiently work on Windows 10. These include – working with files and folder and use relative functions of sorting, renaming, creating, compressing etc., connecting to the internet, using media programs like VLC, using Cortana and others. Configuration Management: Configuration management skills relate to the competency of system engineers to deploy Windows...

When a new product update for your current product is available in the marketplace, it is always wise to perform some in-depth research before you license it. Likewise, if you are using the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system and would like to upgrade to Windows 10, this article will help you learn the differences between the two operating systems. To learn more about each OS, you can join the highly professional Windows 7 and Windows 10 Training OS conducted by NetCom Learning. Read further to learn the differences between the two operating systems. Microsoft Account Once you upgrade to Windows 10, the OS will prompt you to sign into Microsoft accounts. This is used to log on to other Microsoft services, like OneDrive, Windows Store, etc. However, this is optional. During the Windows 7 upgrade, the OS will prompt you to sign into your Microsoft account optionally. However, Microsoft services available for use with Windows 7 are very limited. Start Menu Windows 10’s Sta...