Windows 10X How to test the upcoming operating system

Windows 10X is a new version of Windows 10 built specifically for foldable devices, whether dual or single screen.

It is based on the modern version of Windows 10, which inherited its basic features. This means that almost everything has been rebuilt with modern technologies, while maintaining the support of old-fashioned applications, for those who need it.

Windows 10X has a new user interface that can be customized depending on the "location" of your device. And the reason is that on a foldable computer, the user may want to use it in different ways. As a laptop or tablet or in tent mode for movies. So the user interface should be adjusted accordingly to provide the best view, regardless of how your device is used.

You can test Windows 10X using the Microsoft Emulator and an early preview version of Windows 10X. We should mention that this is a project under development and that the preview versions are mainly designed for developers who want to ensure the compatibility of their applications. So you may face , and other issues.

1. Install Microsoft Emulator

You need to install Microsoft Emulator. Microsoft Emulator is available from the Microsoft Store and is the download is free.

Open the Microsoft Store using the link above, select Download and let the installation complete.

2. Download the Windows 10X Emulator Image

Now, open Microsoft Emulator. Microsoft Emulator will automatically scan for a new preview version in the Microsoft Store. When it detects a preview version, select the latest version and select Install.

You will need to enter your Microsoft account password to confirm the download and accept the EULA. The Windows 10X preview will then be downloaded.

3. Check if Hyper-V is installed

Before pressing the Start button, make sure Windows Hyper-V is turned on.

Αναζητήστε για το cmd.exe. Στα αποτελέσματα αναζήτησης κάντε δεξί κλικ στο μαύρο of the application and open a window as an administrator. Copy and paste the following command:

systeminfo.exe

Scroll down and find the Hyper-V Requirements section. If the requirements say Yes, you can proceed to the next step # 4. If it says No, keep reading to install Hyper-V.

The easiest way to ensure that Hyper-V will install correctly is by using PowerShell. There is also an option to install Hyper-V using them of Windows, but it doesn't always work correctly.

Type powerhell in the search bar and right-click on the application icon. Select Run as administrator and run the following command:

DISM / Online / Enable-Feature / All / FeatureName: Microsoft-Hyper-V

After the installation is complete, save that you have open and restart your system. Once your system restarts, you will find the Hyper-V options in the Start menu.

4. Start the Windows 10X emulator

Once Hyper-V is installed, you can run the preview version of Windows 10X through the Microsoft Emulator. Select the preview version and press Start. You will see a screen διπλής οθόνης να εμφανίζεται, ακολουθούμενη από περιστρεφόμενα which show that Windows 10X is starting.

This will allow you to explore the preview version of Windows 10X. Remember, this is a preview version for dual screen devices and Microsoft Emulator will work accordingly.

Will Windows 10X replace Windows 10?

No. Windows 10X will not replace the main version of Windows 10 you are currently using.

However, we could see the use of some features from Windows 10X to Windows 10. For example, the Windows 10X Start menu.

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