Meanwhile, the year-long free upgrade period offered to people with valid Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 licences will draw to a close at the end of July, days before the firm starts to push out the Anniversary Update.
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Microsoft announced Wednesday that it will release a major update to its Windows 10 operating system on august 2.
Microsoft has rolled out Windows 10 cumulative update 10586.456 for PCs earlier today, and now it seems like the same version is available for devices running Windows 10 Mobile as well.
As we race towards the launch of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update on August 2, Microsoft is still hard at work crushing bugs and making fixes.
The forthcoming update will bring a host of new features to Microsoft’s OS, including improvements to the Surface Pen, Cortana enhancements, and Windows Hello website integration.
The Redmond giant has also stated the Anniversary update – also referred to as Redstone 1 – will only be available to existing Windows 10 users. It also outlined a number of improvements for Narrator that will be included in the Anniversary Update, including faster text-to-speech voices that can average 800 words a minute, along with a number of new languages.
Windows 10 is the end of the line for the operating system.
Recently, Microsoft has agreed to pay the full ten thousand American dollars as compensation which was not the usable computer after Windows 10 app update. Not only it has been sending upgrade notifications, in many instances it has been upgrading Windows 7/8.1 users PCs and laptops against their wish. There are a few extensions already in the preview builds, such as Adblock, Adblock Plus, Lastpass, Microsoft Translator, and a few more. Let us know below.
The gamers would also benefit from the much-awaited Windows 10 Anniversary update.
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For example, now the Action Center won’t crash after you dismiss a bunch of notifications, Dona Sarkar, a software engineer in Microsoft’s Windows and Devices Group, wrote in a blog post.
