1. The Action Center can be used to change settings in Windows 10. 2. You can delete all desktops in Windows 10. 3. The On-Screen keyboard is usually used in place of a faulty physical keyboard. 4. You can resize the window of an app in Tablet mode.
Answer (1)
Let's address each statement related to Windows 10 features and functionalities:
The Action Center can be used to change settings in Windows 10.
This is true. The Action Center in Windows 10 is a feature that provides a convenient way to view and manage notifications and quick actions. It can be accessed by clicking the speech bubble icon on the taskbar. Quick actions in the Action Center allow you to quickly change settings like toggling Wi-Fi, enabling Bluetooth, adjusting brightness, and more.
You can delete all desktops in Windows 10.
This is false. In Windows 10, the Virtual Desktop feature allows you to create multiple desktops to organize open windows and apps more effectively. However, you cannot "delete" the desktop itself. You can close individual virtual desktops, but the main desktop cannot be deleted.
The On-Screen keyboard is usually used in place of a faulty physical keyboard.
This is true. The On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) is a virtual keyboard that Windows 10 provides as an accessibility option. It can be used when a physical keyboard is unavailable or not working properly. It can be accessed via the Ease of Access settings or by searching "On-Screen Keyboard" in the Windows search bar.
You can resize the window of an app in Tablet mode.
This is true. In Tablet mode, Windows 10 is designed to provide a more touch-friendly experience. You can still resize windows in Tablet mode by dragging the edges of an app window, but note that the interface might be more tablet-centric, meaning the way resizing works could be slightly different from Desktop mode.
Each of these functionalities reflects the flexibility and usability enhancements in Windows 10 designed to accommodate different user needs.
