Understanding the Windows Desktop
The Windows desktop is the main screen you see after logging into your computer. It provides access to your files, applications, and settings.
Components of the Desktop
- Desktop Icons: Shortcuts to files, folders, or applications.
- Taskbar: Located at the bottom of the screen, it shows open applications and the Start menu.
- Start Menu: Accessed by clicking the Windows icon, it provides access to programs and settings.
- System Tray: Displays the clock, notifications, and system icons (e.g., volume, Wi-Fi).
- Recycle Bin: Stores deleted files temporarily.
Navigating the Desktop
- Left-Click: Select an item.
- Double-Click: Open an item.
- Right-Click: Open a context menu with additional options.
Customizing the Desktop
- Change Wallpaper: Right-click on the desktop, select “Personalize,” and choose a new background.
- Arrange Icons: Drag and drop icons to organize them.
