With Windows 10, Microsoft included plenty of accessibility tools to make the operating system more accessible to people with a variety of disabilities. Go to the Ease of Access hub if you're having trouble with any aspect of Windows 10.
Taking a screenshot on a Mac is a simple process. However, on a Windows PC, things are a little more complicated. On Windows 10, you can take a screenshot of the entire screen by pressing the PrtScn (PrintScreen) key, though you'll have to paste the image into an app afterwards (like Microsoft Paint, where it can then be saved out as an image file, or Word, where it will appear in your document).
Here's another shortcut tip for those who are frustrated by their inability to work quickly enough in Windows. The power user's dream is to open multiple applications with specific shortcuts, and Windows 10 makes it simple to do so.
However, it is prone to becoming clogged with notifications, including those that appear to be useless (we're looking at you, Windows tips). Fortunately, turning these off is simple.
For some reason, Windows 10 does not include DVD-playing software by default. Microsoft does sell an app called ‘Windows DVD Player' as a download from the Windows Store, but it costs £11.59 (approximately $15, AU$20).
