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onMarch 14, 2017

Microsoft might launch Creators update on April 11

Microsoft is currently beta-testing Redstone 2 in Insider builds, which are now almost feature-complete. These builds began rolling out in September, and the latest feature update includes many new enhancements. As Microsoft prepares to…

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Sumit

onMarch 7, 2017

Microsoft hit with authentication issues today

Starting this evening or morning in various parts of the World, a large chunk of users are reporting that they cannot sign in to services provided by Microsoft like Outlook, Skype, etc. I even got a mini heart attack when the message was…

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Sumit

onFebruary 18, 2017

Threshold 1 support extended

A while ago, we informed you that Microsoft is discontinuing all updates for Windows 10 RTM, specifically the TH1 version 1507. The reason given for this move was pretty straightforward: Microsoft treats Windows 10 editions as a service pack.…

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Sumit

onFebruary 10, 2017

Windows 10 build 15035 was from a different build lab

With the release of Windows 10 Anniversary update last August, the focus shifted to the next feature upgrade to come. Microsoft announced this as the Creators Update last year. Initially, Microsoft was slow in releasing new features, but it…

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Sumit

onFebruary 7, 2017

What is new in Windows 10 creators update?

Windows 10 is based on Windows-as-a-service where new features of the OS are released every 6 months or more. The next update is due this year in spring, reportedly called the creators update. Creators update was announced last year by…

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Sumit

onFebruary 1, 2017

[Fix] Windows 10 system icons greyed out in settings app

Windows 10 comes with a revamped settings app, which is based on modern UWP platform. As I believe, this system is not fully 100 percent bugs free. Sometimes we encounter bugs and we discuss here is one of them. You may have noticed that…

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Sumit

onJanuary 31, 2017

Microsoft might be working on a cloud edition of Windows 10

Windows 10 has many editions and Microsoft is also expanding it as the time has progressed. Now Microsoft is reportedly working on Windows cloud. Twitter user @h0x0d posted about the same that in Windows development kit build 15003,…

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Sumit

onJanuary 23, 2017

Windows 10 version 1507 to stop getting updates after March 26

Windows 10 operates on a “Windows as a Service” model, meaning the operating system is continuously developed and updated. Approximately every six months, a new version is released, introducing new features. Concurrently, The…

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Sumit

onJanuary 19, 2017

Microsoft to extend Windows to a common shell

Windows 10, which is reportedly the last operating system from Microsoft, is designed to run on a wide variety of devices, including Xbox, HoloLens, PCs, and mobile devices. Although the features may differ across devices, they share many…

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Sumit

onJanuary 6, 2017

First look of Microsoft’s next windows design out

Microsoft’s Windows 10 is based on Windows as a service, where the OS is continually developed and new features are introduced. Microsoft is currently developing the OS from the Redstone Branch. Redstone 1 is stable, which has been…

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