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Hey, just got my work laptop, a Dell Inspiron, and honestly, it’s more than enough power for what I need. The only issue is it came with Windows 10 pre-installed, and man, I'm struggling to get used to it since I've been using Windows 7 for ages.
Like, first off, I can't figure out how to make the brackets work right when I'm typing. Every time I hit the left bracket key, it spits out a right one, and if I try the right one, I get an equals sign instead. On Windows 7, I could always fix this easily through the Control Panel, but I can't find where that setting moved to in this version. If anyone's willing to walk me through it, I'd really appreciate it.
Also, there's this weird version of Microsoft Word on here that doesn't even have spellcheck enabled. I'm having the exact same headache with Mozilla Thunderbird, which is actually a much bigger deal for me.
Please help!
Like, first off, I can't figure out how to make the brackets work right when I'm typing. Every time I hit the left bracket key, it spits out a right one, and if I try the right one, I get an equals sign instead. On Windows 7, I could always fix this easily through the Control Panel, but I can't find where that setting moved to in this version. If anyone's willing to walk me through it, I'd really appreciate it.
Also, there's this weird version of Microsoft Word on here that doesn't even have spellcheck enabled. I'm having the exact same headache with Mozilla Thunderbird, which is actually a much bigger deal for me.
Please help!