Look closely at what I entered (in the light blue box on the bottom) and you’ll see I misspelled “solitare”. It’s super powerful now and is where you should start every single query related to your system, configuration, or even general Web queries. If the programmers had received $0.01 per game, they’d be driving Ferraris by now, no question!įortunately, Microsoft knows better than to mess with success, so even the very latest version of Windows includes Solitaire, but now it’s a bigger, better program that allows you to play quite a few different variations on the one-player card game! Let’s start by using Cortana, also known as the search box in the Start Menu.
Millions of people playing tens of millions of games of Solitaire over the decades. Of all the programs included in Windows, however, few get more use than the ubiquitous Solitaire game. If that’s the setup you have and you don’t like it, have a quick peek at my tutorial on how to restore the start menu to Windows 10! Well, unless you have a Start screen with active tiles. Lots has changed, but fundamentally you still have a Desktop, a Taskbar along the bottom of the screen and a Start Menu, even if the latter looks a bit different from its earlier cousin. That’s quite a jump to go directly from Windows XP to Windows 10, but you can manage it.
Welcome to the brave new world of Windows 10.
