After many of the windows operating systems version like XP, Vista, 7 and 8 or 8.1 Microsoft released it latest Windows operating system Windows 10 and it has very new exciting features that you will like. Many of the registered users already gets their update of windows 10. If you did not get your's than hurry visit microsoft official website for information on how to upgrade your current windows operating system to microsoft windows 10.
Here we discuss the new and enhanced features of the Microsoft windows 10. One of the features than many of the users want is that the start menu. which is not available in the Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 and finally it is back know.
Windows 10 has Start Menu just like windows xp and 7 do and it is much better now. Same windows icon on the left side on the status bar.
As you see in the image above, the start menu is much better now you will see the list of application and also the tiles menu as smart screen in windows 8 or 8.1 has.
On the right part of the Start Menu, there is a grid of app tiles that you can arrange however you like. The "live" tiles will show you updates, such as the latest stock prices, the last show you were watching on Netflix, social media updates, weather, news and sports scores.
If you want, you can take the Start Menu full-screen by clicking the "expand" button -- it's kind of like having a tablet or smartphone screen for a desktop. But, crucially, it's only there if you want it. The default is the familiar Windows desktop experience.
Windows 10 provides some design changes that Windows 7 users will welcome. For example, taskbar icons glow at the bottom when they are opened, but only the app icon that is currently being used is completely highlighted. In Windows 7, all open apps are highlighted, confusingly.
The single best new productivity feature is Task View, which presents a visual summary of all your open apps and finally allows you to create virtual desktops without requiring third-party software. You can access easily access it in three ways: A three finger swipe up on the trackpad, by pressing Win + Tab, or by dragging in from the left side of the display. There’s also an icon on your Taskbar, should you forget the shortcuts and gestures.
Microsoft’s made its own window snapping feature more powerful. Now when you pin a program to either side of the screen, Windows will line up suggestions to fill up the remaining space. You can even snap four windows at a time now by dragging a window into each corner of the display.
It would’ve been easy for Microsoft to just completely drop the tablet interface on Windows 10 PCs, but instead it took a more versatile approach: only force the tablet UI when you need it (or want it).
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