Hey, welcome to CS Knowledge in this class of control panel I will talk about how can you personalize your windows desktop, taskbar, colour, themes, fonts & start all settings are in this class. Windows 10 makes it easy to customize the look and feel of your desktop. To access the Personalization settings, right-click anywhere on the desktop, then select Personalize from the drop-down menu. The Personalization settings will appear. If you have difficulty seeing the text on your computer, you can increase the font size. Increasing the font size will also increase the size of icons and other items on your desktop. The Display options will appear. Use the slider to select the desired item size. Note that a larger size may interfere with the way some items appear on the screen. One of the most important features in Windows 10 is the Start menu. You'll use the Start menu to open apps, access commonly used folders, and a whole lot more. Because it's such a commonly used feature, you may want to customize the Start menu to suit your needs.
A brief history of the Start menu
In earlier versions of Windows, such as Windows 7, the Start menu was confined to a narrow column. In Windows 8, the Start menu was replaced with the Start screen, a large, full-screen menu.
However, many users complained that the Start screen was confusing and difficult to use. As a result, the Start menu was added back to Windows 10. And while it's similar to the Start menu found in earlier versions, it's also been expanded to include tiles, which were originally introduced in Windows 8. Windows 10 uses an expanded Start menu, which is considerably larger than previous versions. However, if you'd prefer to use the traditional, more narrow Start menu, there is a solution. First, you'll need to unpin all of the apps in the Start menu. To do this, just right-click a tile, then select Unpin from Start. In this example, we've already unpinned everything except the Calendar app.
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