4 aging Windows 10 user interfaces that need to be updated (now)

[Windows Central]

Windows 10 is full of old user interfaces that really need updates. Here are four of them that stand out.

Most of us are probably aware of Windows' big problem when it comes to design consistency ... it doesn't have any. That's mostly due to the fact that Windows 10 is built on decades of old code. While Microsoft is trying its best, there are still plenty of areas in Windows 10 that throw you back to UIs that were first introduced years ago.
Here I'm pointing out four obvious old UIs that are still present in Windows 10 today. This list isn't limited to "legacy" UIs, like those first introduced in Windows 95. Everything up to Windows 8 is considered old UI in Windows 10, now that Fluent Design is a reality.

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[MrGoodSmith]

I don't understand this push to change something just because it's old. I have seen many companies doing it on the expense of deprecating useful features. Since Windows 8 Microsoft has been following this approach.