Windows 10 — unusual version of the most popular computer operating system. It was in may of last year, and it seems that in the future it will be replaced by another software solution, which will be available in the Home editions, Enterprise and Pro operating system Windows 10. It should be noted that, despite a significant limitation for installing, Windows 10 S proved himself as a fairly successful operating system. It is also reported, on devices running any OS will run the new Office 2019.
Microsoft probably cease to develop its operating system Windows 10 S. This OS was created earlier as an alternative to Chrome OS for education. The restriction of installing apps in this version of the operating system assumed that will be only be installed from the app store Microsoft Store. As noted by Tom Warren (Tom Warren) on the resource the Verge with reference to the reports Neowin and thurrott.com Microsoft is planning to implement a mode “S-Mode” in Windows 10 Home, Pro and Enterprise.
Mode “S-Mode” will block the installation of apps from sources other than the Microsoft Store. Thus, it will work like the Windows 10 S. OS has been quite popular among users. As noted further that 60% of users did not change this OS into a full version of Windows 10. 60% of users who chose to upgrade to Windows 10, did it within the first 24 hours. 83% of users who have not changed the OS for the first seven days, and remained with the version of S. However, this statistics on third-party devices running Windows 10 S. the Only high-end device running this operating system is announced simultaneously with the operating system and the previously discussed Surface Laptop, which is not included in the statistics.
It is somewhat surprising that many users like the operating system, limiting the installation of applications only the Microsoft store. And this means that even more users will probably include the “S Mode” on their devices.
As reported, Microsoft presumably will give users a Windows 10 Home free off the “S Mode”, while for Windows users 10 Pro with “S Mode” disabling that regime will pay the cost of upgrading to the full version Windows 10 Pro will make them for 49$.
The message of a new mode of use of the operating systems Windows 10 appeared in the course of testing by insiders of the next update of Windows 10, codename which Redstone 4. Testing involves the performance of insiders of a certain task. One of these test problems is translation PC running Windows 10 in the “S Mode”. Available in versions of Windows 10 Home, Pro and Enterprise.
It should be noted that Microsoft has never announced Windows 10 Home with “S Mode”. The Enterprise version with the “S Mode” was announced in September of last year. Windows 10’s was originally the Pro version with the “S Mode”. In the standard Windows 10 S (i.e. the Pro version in the “S Mode”) all typical of Windows 10 Pro features (for example, Hyper-V) was present. However, for most users, Windows 10 Home with included “S Mode” it will look the same as the Pro version. The difference will be the absence of some functions (such as, for example, BitLocker and Remote Desktop) that most users do not apply.
Windows 10’s was submitted by Microsoft in the spring of 2017, and has already been considered earlier. It was created primarily for low-cost devices designed for students. Peripherals and other devices supported by this version of the OS as well as regular Windows 10.
About the Windows operating system 10 in a Network there was another important message. As noted on the resource page PCWorld, the new Microsoft Office 2019 will only work on Windows 10.
Microsoft has recently announced some details regarding Office 2019. The company did not consider certain features of the upcoming release of complex applications, but noted that the trial version of new apps will become available in the second quarter. Previously, Microsoft confirmed that the final version of Office 2019 will start shipping in the second half of 2018.
For Office 2019 will need Windows 10 — or, more precisely, any of the supported versions of the operating system, updated to the new semi-annual update functionality. Usually we are talking about versions of Windows 10 Home and Pro. Microsoft also notes that will not supply the Office with the old MSI-based installer. Will be used by the installer Click-to-Run, used in Office 365.
Microsoft explained the reasons for this approach:
“The software that more than a decade does not receive benefits from this innovation, it is difficult [to ensure] reliability and [it] is characteristic of lower productivity”.
Microsoft will provide the Office with five years of mainstream support and an additional two-year extended support will end on 14 October 2025.
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