Microsoft's Window 10: Better Functionality and User Experience

Microsoft has rolled out their Window's 10, and we're here to give you the changes you can expect when you decide to retire Windows 8. Like any other technological advance, these are just opinions but definitely based on our experiences. 

Microsoft's Windows 10 Has New Features & Impressive Upgrades

Start menu is back!

When Microsoft introduced Windows 8, they removed the start menu which was greatly criticized by almost everyone. The company tried to improve this in Windows 8.1 but failed to do so.

Now, in Windows 10 the start menu has returned with even better functionality. You even have the option to customize it to suit your needs. 

Faster Operations

This new version of Windows is very good as far as speed is concerned. All the apps that are preloaded with the operating system load faster than ever before. Take any app for example Windows music or store, they all now load a little faster. This is likely due to all apps loading on a windowed mode instead of the full screen mode.

Fast Start Menu Search

Along with the improved design of the start menu, Windows 10 has also made the search more efficient. In the previous versions of Windows, running many programs simultaneously would drastically delay the speed of displaying results on your computer.

You can also search the web using the start menu search function. Just type in the search term and Microsoft's very own Bing will begin to search for you, making it unnecesary for you open your search engine separately.

Multiple Workspaces

Linux users are not the only ones who can enjoy different workspaces anymore. Multiple workspaces are now available for Windows users too. The multiple workspaces are known as task views in Windows 10.

It is now possible to work on different work spaces simultaneously. This allows users to run different programs in different workspaces and view them all at once. This is much better than using the traditional windows, allowing you to really separate projects.

You are still able to run programs in different windows and minimize them as necessary. 

Improved Command Prompt

The command prompt has also improved! This may not be great news for the average user, but those who use it frequently, this improvement is noteworthy. You can now use shortcuts in command prompt, and you don't have to keep typing commands over again like before. Examples like CTRL + C, CTRL + V, etc, make it a much less frustrating task. 

With the improved interface and functionality, upgrading to Windows 10 could be a good choice, especially considering the compatibility issues many people experience with Windows 8. 

• Have you already upgraded? 
• What is your opinion of the new upgrade? 

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