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The 20H1 update of Windows 10 included several new user-friendly features, numerous bug fixes, and new tools for developers.

Windows 10: Microsoft's key new security feature helps to protect your information (TechRepublic)Īs of May 27, 2020, Windows 10, Version 2004, became available to mainstream users.

Windows 10 20H2: Here's why you'll need to upgrade (TechRepublic).

Version 20H2 also streamlines the Start Menu and makes more changes to the Settings Control Panel. For example, version 20H2 includes the Chromium-based version of the Microsoft Edge web browser, making it the official default browser for Windows 10. This release fixes several bugs in the operating system and adds a few notable quality-of-life features. The Windows 10 October 2020 Update, also known as Windows 10 version 20H2, released to the public on Oct. SEE: Windows 11: Tips on installation, security and more (free PDF) (TechRepublic) Windows 10 October 2020 Update Users may also take advantage of the Windows 11 Installation Assistant to bypass the Windows 10 Update & Security screen and upgrade to Windows 11 directly. Assuming it is October 5 or later and assuming your personal computer meets the prerequisite requirements including installation of Windor later, you can upgrade to Windows 11 by navigating to the Update & Security settings screen. SEE: Windows 10 power tips: Secret shortcuts to your favorite settings (TechRepublic Premium) Windows 11 releasedĪs of October 5, 2021, Microsoft Windows 11 is available as a general release to the public.

This article is also available as a download, Cheat sheet: Windows 10 (free PDF). To help IT leaders get up to speed on Windows 10, we compiled the most important details and related resources on Microsoft's latest operating system into this guide, which we'll periodically update as new information becomes available. Lastly, Windows 10 marks the beginning of Microsoft's Windows-as-a-service strategy, which could signal the end of numbered Windows releases. It's also designed to provide PC users with a more traditional Windows experience compared to Windows 8's touch-centric UI, something Microsoft hopes will win over long-time Windows users and many IT departments that skipped Windows 8. It's built to provide a unified operating system that can run across multiple platforms, such as PCs, tablets and smartphones. Like a Swiss Army Knife, Windows 10 was designed to do just about everything for everyone.or at least that's Microsoft's hope.