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Windows 10 was announced on 30 September in a major announcement by Microsoft last month. The latest version of Windows will launch in late 2015. But nevertheless, it has captured the attention of a large number of people already. Which is because they have launched a technical preview version of view for developers and testers who will use a version of windows and checked for any bugs and other problems that could be causing problems. In Windows 10, which is the next big project for Microsoft and its next major operating system, will take us back to the original user interface of Microsoft and Microsoft try to work on their roots with this.  When Windows 8 that tried to bring a lot of changes and tried to change the way Windows works was launched. They ended up creating a disaster like Windows 8 was rejected by a large majority of users, and most important corporate clients refused to upgrade to the latest version of Windows, Windows 7 as well adapted to their needs.

Prior to installation There are a couple of caveats to keep in mind before doing anything: Backup your data first! Not that you had no excuse not anyway, but make sure to back up your data before upgrading if you have something that can not be recovered. Or even if it does not. Just do a backup. You will not be able to use the recovery partition to downgrade. If you have a recovery partition on the system, which will no longer be able to restore your computer to the Windows version you had before. Recovery will support external Rollback. As is expected, since it has a recovery partition, you need a floppy or USB with Windows 8 (or more) on it to go back to how things were, if you do not like or can not use Windows 10. Microsoft As mentioned several times, this is a pre-release software and is expected to be very buggy and crash-prone probably. It is not recommended that you install this on your computer at work or anything that needs daily use. We will show you how t

Windows 9 Multiple reports have suggested that Microsoft is considering the release of the next platform as a free download to certain existing Windows users. Some said that Windows 8 will get free Windows 9, while others claimed that the company is also considering some kind of special offers for existing users of Windows XP. A report published online Indonesian Detik said earlier this week that the president has confirmed MicrosoftIndonesia Andreas Diantoro this particular feature of Windows 9. SINCE EARLY: Windows 9 can not come soon enough for Microsoft According Diantoro, updating Windows 9 will be available free of charge to all users of existing Windows 8 once it's released. Apparently, users can easily install Windows Update 9 after downloading from Microsoft, which is like Apple OS  updates have been released to Macs for a few years now. For what it's worth, some of the recent leak of Windows 9 did say that Microsoft already has a tool in place that will allow

There is no direct correlation between the programs that load at startup and processes slow down your PC six hours later. Many autoloaders (programs that load automatically at startup) do their thing and then it closes properly. And some programs that are manually loaded long after the licensing process start running even after closing them. However, most Windows PCs too many programs load at boot time. These certainly slow down the boot process. Some remain in operation and can reduce Windows. And some may cause conflicts and instability, although that is rare. So let's see how we can cut autoloaders. The fact that you like a program does not necessarily mean that you want it to work all the time? For example, regular readers know how much I like KeePass. But I turned off the autoloader because I just do not see the point. A password manager simply run when a password is required. On the other hand, the antivirus program has to ensure the PC constantly, so it is a legitimate