Things To Do After Installing Windows 10

Things To Do After Installing Windows 10

Here we have some basic step on Things to do after fresh Windows 10 install.

Some things to do after installing/upgrading to Windows 10

1. Install Graphics, Chipset and other Drivers.

2. Run Windows Update for latest updates and security patches.

3. Make changes to windows 10 settings and features.

4. Disable all unwanted services and data collecting features.

5. Download and Install all your programs

6. Install Security software

7. Reinstate Picture viewer

8. Create Restore Point

9. Create a backup image of your computer

and more...

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[TimsComputerRepair]

Nice little video showing a basic setup. Of course a more detailed video is anticipated.

[derricknyakundi]

Really wonderful video, definitely going to my saved folder. Your videos have helped me know so much about computers and even given me the courage and knowledge to start my own computer repair and maintenance business. Thank you Brian may God bless you abundantly in your works.

[harryburton]

This definitely goes in the saved folder. Thanks Brian.

[MoSalNaz]

Way to go man as loved it. I always have my own USB flash drive that have an updated programs on to install on any OS but this is a good way to have programs right away without an USB flash memory. I enjoyed the video pretty much. An advice to all who do want to install Windows 10 . Install the 1803 version not the 1809 until next January 2019 or so. If you have a 3 years or older PC keep the 1803 version on until the upgrade of PC or until they stop making us pay on both Win 10 and to have a new PC to have no BSOD while using Win 10. Take care all.

[d]

you forgot one great step after installing windows 10 right click this PC click properties click advance system setting than under startup & recovery click settings & under system failure uncheck automatically restart, it keeps the system from auto restarting when you get the BSOD aka blue screen of death :)

Thank you for this detailed and thorough tutorial! Much appreciated!

[iTzDaNiiLo]

Thanks for putting this video together, Brian. Extremely helpful. I didn't even know Ninite existed and seems like a great tool. I'll be using it from know on whenever I reinstall windows on my PC. Thanks again

[terrymcgill]

Nice Window 10 tips Brian, well done.

[tiitulitii]

We have missed this for so long time! ... Thank you.

[hamrad]

Awesome. You should consider writing a Ebook on fixes for Windows 10.

[SsiolisP]

Added to "Britec09" folder. Thanks again Brian.

[justinlan]

thanks Brian, keep up the great vids!

[Neonlight]

Thanks you for your nice videos Britec !

[RIPUZI]

Thanks Brian. Have a great Christmas in the cool. Very jealous. All the best.

[nanosni]

Thanks, Brian. Advanced options would be great and using Powershell to perform them would speed up the process.

[bluelotus]

pls do an in depth advanced video as well. loved this vid. saved for future reference and liked the video.

[SsiolisP]

Brian, I checked your videos and it's been quite a while since you last made a video on Solid State Drives.
Basic maintenance, clean-up and this sort of information on SSD's would be much appreciated.
(Yes on the verge of 2019, my very first SSD lol)

[Zarthalad]

Yes, I'd love to see if more in-depth video. When you're well and able.

[mikesunboxing]

a decond class return do dottingham please (old tunes ad) good video Brian as always :-)