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 The new Settings panel is easy to navigate and makes more sense than the crufty old Control Panel,
-but you'll still need the latter to access some deeper options in the system. It's easy to call up, even though it's hidden; just right click on the Start button on the bottom left of the screen and choose it from the pop-up menu, or type Control Panel in the Search bar at the bottom left in the taskbar. When you right-click the Start button, you'll see all kinds of useful things there, such as Computer Management and Disk Management;
+but you'll still need the latter to access some deeper options in the system. It's easy to call up, even though it's hidden;
+just right click on the Start button on the bottom left of the screen and choose it from the pop-up menu, or type Control Panel
+in the Search bar at the bottom left in the taskbar. When you right-click the Start button, you'll see all kinds of useful things there,
+such as Computer Management and Disk Management;
 for what it's worth, those options bring you right back to the familiar Windows 7-style apps in each case.
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+Windows 10's new Game Mode lets you boost performance by reallocating system resources toward whatever you're playing. In fact, there's a whole new Gaming panel in Settings that gives you quick control of the Game DVR and the Game Bar (triggered with Windows key-G). You can also broadcast games to your audience with sub-second latency using Beam.
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