What Microsoft removes from the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update

While Microsoft developers are getting ready for the Windows 10 Creators Update RTM release, the company revealed the features to be removed in this release. Windows 10 Creators Update

The list published by Microsoft specifically addresses IT professionals who need to prepare their networks for upgrading.

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So we notice that the Reading List feature, which was announced with fanfare at the time of Windows 8, will be removed. Apps Corner will be removed, along with some other features such as the Autorun that will no longer work on Edge and Click to Run that were used to protect users.

Microsoft also announced it is removing WSUS in Windows Mobile, changing it with the new Unified Update Platform (UUP) currently being tested with the help of Insiders.

Note that the Windows 10 Creators Update is expected to be released next month, most likely April 11, but Insiders (along with SecNews visitors) will be able to download RTM next week.

See the Microsoft publication


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