The Windows 10 Creators Update is available in April, and here we show you how to get it.
Microsoft is gearing up to roll out the Windows 10 Creators Update to everyone starting on April 11th. This is the third major release the company is making available with new features and a slew of improvements to make your computer more secure and productive.
This new version is packed with new changes, such as new Paint 3D app and support for mixed reality with Windows Holographic. Microsoft Edge will introduce support for e-books and a new tab management system. On gaming, you'll get Beam integration for in-game broadcast, and a new Game Mode to improve gaming performance. Windows Defender Security Center will become your new dashboard to control malware protection, system performance, and security. You'll see a slew of visual and under-the-hood tweaks, and a lot more.
The roll out of Windows 10 (version 1703) is planned to go progressively, which means that not everyone will get updated the same day. It'll take a few days (even months) for all devices to get access to the new version.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
Microsoft is gearing up to roll out the Windows 10 Creators Update to everyone starting on April 11th. This is the third major release the company is making available with new features and a slew of improvements to make your computer more secure and productive.
This new version is packed with new changes, such as new Paint 3D app and support for mixed reality with Windows Holographic. Microsoft Edge will introduce support for e-books and a new tab management system. On gaming, you'll get Beam integration for in-game broadcast, and a new Game Mode to improve gaming performance. Windows Defender Security Center will become your new dashboard to control malware protection, system performance, and security. You'll see a slew of visual and under-the-hood tweaks, and a lot more.
The roll out of Windows 10 (version 1703) is planned to go progressively, which means that not everyone will get updated the same day. It'll take a few days (even months) for all devices to get access to the new version.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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