On July 29th, Microsoft will release the Windows operating system after the latest design and reorganization in recent years, which is the long-awaited Windows 10 operating system. Maybe, before you upgrade to this new system, there will be some doubts about the system, so we have prepared some answers for you here. Let's take a look at it and see if you have upgraded to Windows 10. ready.
Question 1: What are the new cool features of Windows 10?
A: Windows 10 has a lot of first-class new features, such as: Cortana digital assistant took Apple Siri and Google (microblogging) Google Now, etc. The best features, but also added more personal style. In addition, the new Windows 10 app store, the Windows Store, will also launch apps on Windows 10 tablets that are identical to those on Windows 10 PCs. In addition, the new Microsoft Edge web browser also has very cool new features (such as making notes quickly on the web), and from some early standard tests, this new browser is much more powerful than Google Chrome. .
Question 2: Is it very troublesome to upgrade to Windows 10?
A: At present, Windows 10 seems to be very stable. Microsoft has provided a free preview version of Windows 10 to some early brave users to test the first version of Windows 10. This initial prelude to Windows 10 is also called "Windows Insider".
Although Windows Insider is an early preview of Windows 10, there are still many popular places in this system. First of all, Windows 10 uses the best features of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. These features are very stable and user-friendly, especially the Windows 8.1 touchscreen feature is more popular with users. In addition, Windows 10 also integrates features that are easy for users to use and use, whether it is PC or tablet version of Windows 10 has these features. These features seem to be familiar features, but they are very novel.
Microsoft called Windows 10 "the latest version of the Windows operating system" and promised to continue to update this system.
Question 3: How much does it cost to upgrade from Windows 7 and Windows 8 to Windows 10?
A: No. Next year, Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1 for all versions of PCs, tablets and smartphones will be upgraded to Windows 10 for free. Microsoft has now developed an ambitious plan for Windows 10, but the first step is to get everyone to use the same operating system, so that Microsoft is willing to bear these costs.
Question 4: What kind of PC or tablet can be upgraded to Windows 10?
A: Microsoft said that the basic hardware requirements for running the new Windows 10 system are: 1 GHz or faster processor or SoC; 1GB of RAM (32-bit), 2GB of RAM (64-bit); 16GB of hard drive (32-bit), 20GB of hard drive (64-bit); Directx 9 graphics acceleration interface or graphics card with WDDM 1.0 driver; 800× ; 600 display.
Most PCs may meet these requirements, and the Get Windows 10 app that users may have installed on their computers will provide a clear answer.
Question 5: Can Windows 10 come on July 29?
A: Almost. On July 29th, the first computers with Windows 10 pre-installed will be put on the market. Initially, the number of these computers is not very large, because many PC manufacturers may have to wait until the students return to school season or holiday shopping season to start mass supply.
Question 6: So how can I buy a new computer with Windows 10?
A: Microsoft will provide a download version of Windows 10 from July 29, users can download Windows 10 first, then install to On your own computer.
Question 7: In other words, users can download Windows 10 from July 29th?
A: Almost.
First, Windows 10 will be available to members of the Windows Insider project to thank them for their service when testing this operating system. Then, Microsoft will provide Windows 10 to a group of users in the next few weeks, which is also from July 29 —— Microsoft does not want to risk the server downtime when Windows 10 downloads.
Users may have registered to wait in line to download. In the past month, Microsoft has been sending upgrade-related issues to users via the “Get Windows 10” application in the user system tray. This application will verify the compatibility of the user's computer with Windows 10.
Question 8: If the user does not want to download Windows 10, what should I do?
A: The user has two choices: one is a mobile copy, and the other is a copy stored in a USB flash drive. Either way, users will need to spend $119.99 to run Windows 10 Home Edition, or $199.99 to run Windows 10 Pro Edition. However, it should be noted that according to the Amazon product list, the two versions of the system will not be released until August 31, 2015.
Question 9: If users want to make sure they can get Windows 10 on July 29, is it necessary to buy a new computer?
A: Basically.
Question 10: If users upgrade their existing computers to Windows 10, will they lose files?
A: No. The actual download and installation process is handled through Windows Update, so once the entire process is over, Windows 10 will retain all the original files. The only caveat is that users may lose some programs, such as Windows Media Center, because they are not available in the Windows 10 operating system.
Question 11: Will Microsoft take some special measures when it releases Windows 10?
A: This will not be like mass market advertising and media promotion when Windows 95 is launched in 20 years, but Microsoft is in the United States. The store will hold some special events. So, if the user lives in New York and there are no other arrangements on July 29th, then you may wish to go to the Microsoft Store, perhaps the user can be in the Microsoft Store in Garden City, New York, Women's Football World Cup champion Abby · Vam Abby Wambach.
However, users should not expect consumers to wait for the night to buy Windows 10, which is different from the iPhone.
Question 12: If Windows 10 has problems and needs some technical support, what should I do?
A: A Microsoft spokesperson said this, "Like all major releases, we will evaluate Customer resources, and will invest in upgrade support projects through a variety of resources, including Microsoft Answer Desk, Windows.com and support.microsoft.com to provide support. & rdquo; In addition, the Microsoft store will also provide "Answer Desks", so that users can bring Windows 10 computers to these stores in case of problems, and let Microsoft staff answer relevant questions, they will help users Install Windows 10 and fix related issues.
Question 13: What other precautions?
A: Windows 10 is a very new system, and users need to be clear about this. Those early testers have discovered many vulnerabilities and flaws in Windows 10, but Microsoft has been gradually solving vulnerabilities and defects on this platform. In addition, the new version of Microsoft Edge, which comes with Windows 10, does not currently support extended browsers.
So, if users are really worried about these issues, then wait a while before upgrading to Windows 10.