Microsoft has left no stone unturned to publicise Windows 10
and has even gone to the extent of offering existing Windows 7 and 8.1 users
free upgrades. However, it has chosen to be a bit quiet while listing the
limitations of its upcoming operating software.
According to The Verge, the new OS will eliminate several
software programmes, which were present in its predecessors, such as, Windows
Media Center, the card game Hearts, and Windows 7's desktop gadgets. People who
used floppy disks on Windows will also have to install new drivers and watching
DVDs will also require "separate playback software."
Moreover, Window 10's most exciting feature, Cortana, will
only be available in the U.S., U.K., China, France, Italy, Germany, and Spain
at launch, while Windows Hello (which offers support for various biometric
passwords) will require an infrared camera for facial recognition, or a
supported fingerprint reader. The Xbox Music and Xbox Video streaming apps will
also be constrained by the usual, complex web of region-based licenses.
Also, the upcoming OS will change how updates work. While
the Pro and Enterprise editions will both be able to defer updates, Windows 10
Home users will not be able to avail the option, with updates being downloaded
and installed automatically as soon as they're available.
Source From:- http://www.hindustantimes.com/
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