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Microsoft has finally entered in the final development stage of Windows 10. The software giant is testing Windows Insider programme for further enhancements, reports zdnet.com.
Gabe Aul, Microsoft’s Window Data and Fundamentals section head said in June 19 blog post that the users who are running Windows 10 Insider Preview are likely to receive the final build starting on July 29th. Other users who are not using Preview program will receive the update between June 29 and July 29.
The next build of Windows 10, which is going to hit market in just few days, will be seen without the Insider Hub as Microsoft plans on uninstalling it in the final release. But Insiders will be able to reinstall the hub if they wish to, said Microsoft officials. They also released the steps through which it can be done. This can be installed again after July 29. However, the Feedback app will remain in the both preview and final builds.
Gabe Aul tweeted that the next test build of Windows 10 will be the first to showcase Project Spartan which is now renamed to Edge. Edge is Microsoft’s new browser after they famously killed there decade long browser called Internet Explorer. Users must note that they need to take a backup of their favourites, cookies, history and reading list before switching to Windows 10.
Some users would be glad to know that Microsoft is working on a revamped version of Windows Update to deliver new updates more effectively. When contacted, Microsoft remained silent on what this new version of Windows Update will look like. No further specifics were offered on this issue. People who have registered and opted for Windows Insiders programme will benefit most from this.
The most recent Windows 10 PC build was number 10130, which the company released on May 29. Since then many builds have leaked.
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