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Your Windows 10 PC will love all the devices you own
location: 8forums.com - date: May 26, 2015
Whether it’s a 3-year-old printer or projecting to your brand new TV with Miracast, we’re building Windows 10 to be terrific at connecting all your devices. In a multi-device world where you move between your phone, tablet, and PC multiple times a day – you expect your experience to go wherever you do. That’s why we built Windows 10 on a common core and enabled Windows Universal Apps, so people using Windows 10 for both their PC and smartphone experience will get an optimal, seamless experience as they transition devices throughout the day. But, we also realize that many people use iPhones or Android phones, and we want them to enjoy some of their Windows experience and content while away from their Windows
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Windows 10: A Store That is Ready for Business
location: 8forums.com - date: November 20, 2014
I’m excited to share this next chapter in our Windows 10 blog series, focused on enhancements we are making to the Windows Store – all of which are designed to help organizations acquire, create and deliver apps the way they want. This is a logical follow-up to our post on manageability choices in Windows 10. We believe that our Store investments, when combined with manageability innovations, will result in a Windows Store that is ready to meet the evolving needs of organizations of all sizes. One unified app store across devices, one great experience First, as we talked about in September, with Windows 10 we will deliver one Windows Store for all Windows devices. This unified Store will offer tremendous be
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Next Windows 10 Mobile Build Could Be 10586.29
location: 8forums.com - date: December 4, 2015
Microsoft believed to be internally testing this version Everyone’s expecting a new Windows 10 Mobile build, but the odds to get one today are really low, especially because the company doesn’t usually release new versions on Fridays, as collecting feedback and addressing encountered problems could take up the whole weekend. And yet, more information on the version number of this possible next release is now available, with screenshots that have reached the web lately showing that Microsoft is internally testing Windows 10 Mobile build 10586.29. Right now, it’s hard to tell whether this is the next release for insiders or not, but there’s definitely a chance to see it go live sometime soon for t
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Windows 10 update problem
location: winsecrets.com - date: January 19, 2016
I am stuck on Build 10240. I have tried everything to get 1511 but I get the following error message: "Service registration is missing or corrupt". Anyone know what that means and how to fix it? Thank you.
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No Windows 10 update for Surface RT
location: 8forums.com - date: January 22, 2015
Microsoft will not be releasing full updates of its new Windows 10 operating system for any of its Surface devices running Windows RT or Windows RT 8.1. However, the company has confirmed that it is working on a limited update for Surface devices using Windows RT, which hit the market in 2012, along with Windows 8. "We are working on an update for [Windows RT] Surface, which will have some of the functionality of Windows 10," the company told CNET in a statement. "More information to come." The software giant had already indicated that some editions of Windows would not be included in the free Windows 10 update it announced on Wednesday, which the company said on January 21 would be mad
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Windows 10 Update "Removal"
location: 7forums.com - date: March 31, 2016
Hi guys, I'm back again.. Awhile ago I got rid of all the Window 10 updates. All was well until the motherboard let go..Computer sat on the shelve for a couple of months.. Yesterday I installed a new motherboard, machine ran fine, today all I get is windows 10 updates and when I click install Win. 10 starts downloading.. I do not want Win. 10 on this machine.. I have a Dell Inspiron 537s O/S is Windows 7 Need some help in stopping this again..I did install the Program Disable upgrade to Win.10 update, I see the file is still in from before.. Thanks Ron.. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1360528945348-0'); });
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Microsoft launches new Windows 10 update history page
location: 8forums.com - date: February 9, 2016
The new site will include changelogs for each new update, along with details on when the update was released and what the update was called via Windows Update. Microsoft says each update will now get full changelogs via this website, which is something many have been asking Microsoft for since Windows 10 launched last year. Read more:http://www.winbeta.org/news/microsof...e-history-page
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Multiple BSOD's since windows 10 update
location: 8forums.com - date: October 5, 2015
I have gotten numerous bsods with different causes since Win10 update. Any help would be appreciated!
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Windows 10 development for absolute beginners
location: 8forums.com - date: September 30, 2015
The absolute beginners series is back for Windows 10. It doesn’t matter if you’re a pro dev or just starting out, there’s valuable content for everyone. If you’re looking for a faster pace content that dives deep, the Developer’s Guide to Windows 10 series may be for you. The only thing that the absolute beginners series assumes is that participants understand the basic language fundamentals of C#; if you don’t have this covered, you should take a look at the C# Fundamental series first. Your guide through the series, Bob Tabor from http://www.learnvisualstudio.net/, walks you through how to create Windows 10 apps on the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) – meaning you’ll gain access to all the Windows 10 s
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EULA terms let Microsoft invade your Windows 10 computer in search of counterfeit software.
location: winsecrets.com - date: August 14, 2015
Looks like you agree to let MS get rid of any games/software that have been "Cracked". It won't affect me but I'll bet there will be many out there crying the blues. It does show how intrusive MS will be in the new OS though. Microsoft's updated European Licence Agreement terms and conditions let it disable any counterfeit software or hardware and, if you're running a Windows 10 computer, you've just agreed to them. Section 7b – or “Updates to the Services or Software, and Changes to These Terms” – of Microsoft's Services EULA stipulates that it “may automatically check your version of the software and download software update or configuration changes, including those that prevent you from accessing t
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