Microsoft Paint: In the morning we mentioned that with the release of Windows 10 Fall Creators, Microsoft will stop supporting the Paint application through its operating system and will replace it with a new application called “Paint 3D”.
The old Microsoft Paint application as mentioned in the morning will move the Windows Store, but no one knows if he will stay there forever.
Too many application users are not happy with this change because the old mspaint.exe was loading faster, and it was easier to use on mouse and keyboard systems. If you want the old Paint application back in Windows 10, in this article, we'll see how you can install it.
Today 25 July 2017, the most recent version of it Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is the 16241 version and it still has the files needed for classic Paint to work, though it is already promoting the new application. So the old Paint will be removed from the operating system very soon. Once this happens, follow the steps below.
Download the Microsoft Paint for Windows 10 application from the following link:
Run the installer. Follow the steps. When finished, you will find the old Paint shortcut on the Start menu.
The Paint application will work fully. In addition to the shortcut, you can also start it with "mspaint.exe" from the RUN dialog box or from the taskbar search box or from Cortana. It will use the same language as your operating system.
If you decide to use Paint 3D, simply uninstall Microsoft Paint from the Settings - Uninstall a program path.
