Windows 10 is being reported as the most powerful operating system that Microsoft has to offer. But even if it is considered as the best OS as of now, it is also said to be the most complex. While the user interface of Windows 10 is extremely natural, you still have to dig a little deeper to customize your experience and get a maximum performance and make the most of its features.
Install, Activate And Use Windows 10
According to LaptopMag, Windows 10 is the best because of its powerful new Start menu, a UI that switches between and touch. It also has mouse-friendly modes, the Cortana digital assistant and lots of other improvements. If you are running a legitimate copy of Microsoft Windows 7 or 8, you automatically have the chance to upgrade to Windows 10 for free.
Running an OS upgrade to any computer device takes a little time but not much effort or expertise. If you are done with the upgrade from Windows 7 or 8, you'll have the most powerful Windows yet, with all your choice of programs, settings and data still in place. Here's how to upgrade to Windows 10. First, navigate to Microsoft Software Download. Then, click the "Download Tool now" button. Launch the Download Tool and click on Select Upgrade this PC Now. After that, accept the license terms and conditions for you to finally click on Install button.
After clicking the Install button, you must wait 20 to 30 minutes for the computer to copy all the files. It will reboot several times but do not worry, it is part of the installation process. When the installation is done, there will be a new window that will pop up, you have to click Next at the login screen. Then, click on the Use Express settings but be reminded that you can always change some settings later. Lastly, click Next on the "New apps for the new Windows" screen. Your computer will say "Finalizing Your Settings," and then take you to the Windows 10 lock screen. Finally, log in to your device and you can use Windows 10.
Time Consume To Install, Activate And Use Windows 10
Installing, activating and exploring the new Microsoft take time. The answer on how long does a Windows 10 upgrade take is primarily dependent on the performance of your system. Setting up Windows system uses hard links to migrate data files from old to new, so a number of data files shouldn't have a significant effect on install times. Just make sure you have at least 1 to 2 hours and on a fast Internet connection to complete the installation.
