Microsoft: Windows 10 S is a feature and not a new version

The unveiling of Windows 10 S by it was at least chaotic. But yesterday, March 7, the company he said some upcoming changes to the Windows 10 S. strategy

A quick follow up: Windows 10 S is actually a “” των Windows 10, παρόλο που η Microsoft το ανέφερε αρχικά σαν μια νέα έκδοση των Windows 10 όταν παρουσιάστηκε πριν από ένα χρόνο.

Over time, however, we saw that the real name of the original version of Windows 10 S was "Windows 10 in S Mode" or "Windows 10 in S Mode". Later, we learned that there would be other "S" modes of Windows 10, such as Windows 10 Enterprise in S mode or Windows 10 Enterprise in S Mode.Windows 10 S

Windows 10 in S mode is supposed to start up faster, be more secure (as it will only allow apps to be installed through the Store), and offer better battery life. s.

On March 7, Microsoft Vice President Joe Belfiore officially confirmed that Windows 10 S Mode will be coming "soon" to all versions of Windows 10.

Also, as stated in today's company blog announcement, the transition from Windows 10 S to the full version of Windows 10 will be offered "free of charge, regardless of version".

This is a deviation from Microsoft's previous strategy that charged 49 dollars to change from Windows 10 S to Windows 10 Pro. Microsoft was planning to start charging 1 in April of 2018 to those who were planning to upgrade from S to Pro.

Belfiore acknowledged that Microsoft's name for the Windows 10 S feature "was a bit confusing for both the company's customers and partners."

He said that "starting with the next Windows 10 update" (I guess it means Windows 10 "Redstone 4", or 1803) "customers can choose to buy a new Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 pro PC with S mode enabled and companies will be able to run Windows 10 Enterprise with the S. feature enabled. ”

Microsoft revealed the existence of Windows 10 Enterprise in S Mode during the Ignite conference in September of 2017.

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