Windows 10 boots straight to the desktop, and it stays there. Windows 10 brings back the Start Menu, which organizes all of the tiles that were abundant in Windows 8. Here's a quick recap for the uninitiated: Microsoft understands that Windows 8 wasn't well-received by customers, and most of its updates to Windows 10 reflect that. Windows 10 will be Microsoft's first major update to its operating system in three years. Microsoft hasn't yet announced pricing for people using Windows Vista or earlier versions. Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for current Windows 7 and 8.1 users, as well as Windows Phone 8.1 customers.
In March, Microsoft said that it would be sometime this summer. There's still no exact launch date for Windows 10. Microsoft also announced that old Start-menu classics, including Solitaire and Minesweeper, would also make their way back to the newest version of Windows.
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