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Microsoft released the first look of its new operating system, Windows 10 on September. It was a major release that will cover all hardware which includes, PCs, laptops devices, windows tablets and smart phones. It is aimed mainly in addressing the problems that plagued Windows 8. We will be releasing the Windows 10 Activator & Windows 10 Crack as and when a Windows Activator is available following the release.

Some might wonder why the OS would be named Windows 10, when the more logical name would be Windows 9. Microsoft suggested that the new OS is a break from the past and is not an incremental product. The name “Windows One” was considered to match with OneDrive, OneNote as part of the One Microsoft experience. But the name was snagged by Bill Gates. Being numerically behind Apple’s OS X could be a reason why Microsoft did not go with Windows 9. Irrespective of the reason behind choosing the name, the name is finalized as Windows 10.

Microsoft came up with a car analogy comparing the new model of Windows operating system to be the equivalent of Tesla. If you already owned a car, you need not learn how to drive from scratch if you got some random car, just like how you would not need to learn how to use Windows 10, if you already used the previous versions of the OS.

The OS is designed to run on all products ranging from tablets, smartphones and embedded products apart from the desktop version.

If you used Windows 8, you would have missed the Start Menu which was replaced with a tiled menu. In the new version of the OS however, there is a start menu with a modern interface which combines both elements of the Windows 7 Start menu and the Windows 8 start menu. This means that on the left, the apps appear in the style that you are familiar with in Windows 7, whereas on the right the apps appear in the live tiles format that you are used to Windows 8. The start menu’s size can be customized. This means that you can resize the tiles and also move them around to make the start menu tall, thin or long and flat.

If you used Windows 8, when you open multiple apps, you need to toggle between them and cannot view both at the same time. This has been eliminated in the new Windows 10. The duality of native windows and modern apps which existed in Windows 8 has been done away with in Windows 10. They have restored the familiar desktop UI of a taskbar and a start menu that most PC users are used to. No matter how the app was written, you should be able to view it in your device the way you normally do.

In Windows 8, if you used one of the new style apps, it would have occupied the entire screen and wouldn’t have left you much options in resizing it. With Windows 10 however, you will have the familiar windows which you will be able to resize and drag around in the screen. You will be able to snap it into place like how you do in the older windows, but when you snap it into place, the other windows in the background will be automatically moved to the available area and you should be able to snap them into place as well.

Windows 10 also has an interface where you can zoom out and see everything which is open in the PC and then you will be able to select an app and open it. You can also have multiple desktop configuration that you can open and switch between. So you will have multiple desktops to work with. This means you can snap into place all your apps and windows across multiple desktops, just the way you want them, without anything getting in the way. You can add as many desktops as you want and navigate through them at the bottom of the screen.

Microsoft promises that Windows 10 will be very intuitive to an end user irrespective of whether they are coming from Windows 7 or Windows 8. It will be compatible with all management systems out there today. Windows 10 Activator and Windows 10 Crack will be available for PC devices.

The OS will be touch enabled. You will be able to use touch to do things like scroll and pinch and zoom, in laptops and desktops which has touch. There is also continuum feature for two in one devices which can function as a laptop and as a tablet. When you detach the keyboard from the Windows 10 hybrid, it will ask if you want to use a tablet mode. The UI will then change to match a tablet, if you do that. The app expands to full screen and start menu will change to a large icon mode.

The command prompt now allows Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V and you will be able to select lines of code from it. This is for more advanced users which is very useful.

The OS will be released in the middle of the next year. A select group of Windows insiders will get a technical preview build for laptops and desktops followed by a preview build for servers. Previews for other devices will quickly follow.

Microsoft is not saying anything about the price or any incentive programs to get people to upgrade yet. These announcements is expected to be made early next year. We will release a Windows 10 Activator & Windows 10 Crack as and when a Windows Activator is available.