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When you log in, remember that Windows remains quite active managing your PC and account settings. Avoid removing built-in applications—they’re being improved and will return, potentially causing issues. Give them time. If you prefer different browsers, install Chrome or Firefox instead of Edge. Check for updates regularly, and use the Device Manager to look for any errors (a “!” icon indicates a problem). After completing all tasks, restart your system and verify updates again. Open the Store app, select “Download and Update,” and click “Get update” to ensure all programs are current, even those you intend to delete. Let it finish its work. Once everything is updated, you can begin installing new software, personalize your Windows experience, and safely restore backups if needed. Set up Active Hours in Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Change active hours. You can also configure a maintenance schedule via: Start > Maintenance > Maintenance & security > Change maintenance settings. For a smooth restart, consider disabling Sleep for the first night using the “Start maintenance” option, then turn it back on once updates are complete. Take your time exploring these changes—Windows 10 has evolved significantly since your last version. Enjoy the process!