TODAY OCTOBER 17, Microsoft will be dropping another version of Windows 10 called the Fall Creators Update. It’s packed with new features for ordinary users and tech-savvies alike. This is what you have to know before you update.
What You’ll Get
The Fall Creators Update gives you a flawless new Photos application for all your organization and editing needs. There’s another new feature called Story Remix that makes it easy to put together a couple of pictures and video cuts for those post-vacation slideshows. You can even blend in music or two in case you’re feeling fancy.
You’ve presumably heard that you’ll require an insane powerful hardware to experience VR. Not so with this new version of Windows. Microsoft is preparing VR directly into its framework, and all you require is a good PC and a decent headset.
Microsoft’s additionally making a major push for 3-D objects, beginning with Paint 3D. With the Creators Update, the new Mixed Reality Viewer can connect any 3-D object to your surroundings, so you can perceive what your new cartoon character would look like strutting down the streets.
Not into 3-D pictures or VR? You should, in any case, update your PC, because not only you’ll get security fixes, there are some neat little things to sink your teeth into. Windows would now be able to chat with your Android phone so you can start up that reminder. There’s likewise a group of new features that make utilizing your PC only somewhat less demanding to use. You can annotate eBooks in Edge, stick your most loved contacts and sites to your taskbar, and even show signs of security from ransomware. You’ll likewise have the capacity to modify your PC’s balance amongst performance and battery life in light of your needs, and individuals with disabilities can use the new Eye Control feature to move the mouse just by glancing around.
How Do I Get It?
To start with, you have to ensure your PC’s prepared for that gleaming new OS. It’ll require no less than a 1 GHz processor, 1GB of RAM for the 32-bit version or 2GB for the 64-bit variation, and no less than 16 GB of free storage for the 32-bit and 20 GB for the 64-bit. Bear in mind to back up your PC before beginning. However, you’ll require a somewhat beefier setup in case you’re hoping to experiment with all the new mixed reality stuff.
Once the update’s ready, you’ll get a notification to download and install it. Can hardly wait until at that point? Jump over to Microsoft’s site and snag it immediately.