Microsoft Will Immerse Windows S Mode to Windows 10

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Mid-year ago, Microsoft had announced the presence of a new operating system called Windows 10 S. Operating systems are staying digadang as a competitor Chrome OS is designed to look simpler than the Windows 10 standard.

However, a recent report mentions a change of plans from Microsoft related Windows 10 S. Instead of presenting it as a separate operating system, Microsoft plans to immerse this S mode in Windows 10 standard.

This information was disclosed directly by Microsoft VP, Joe Belfiore, through his Twitter account some time ago.

Quoted from The Verge, Friday (9/3/2018), he said Windows 10 S as an option for schools or business people who want products with low specifications but still ensure its performance. While next year, 10 S will be a separate product.

"Next year, Windows 10 S will be the mode available for the current version of Windows 10, not a separate version," he wrote in his account @joebelfiore. Unfortunately, he did not explain further what kind of 10 S mode that will be present.

However, from some growing rumors, this mode of 10 S will lock the ability of existing Windows 10, so it can only run applications from the Microsoft Store. Basically, this capability is the same as that offered by Windows 10 S.

Later, this mode will be available for Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 Enterprise, and Windows 10 Pro. Given Microsoft is still planning on releasing this mode next year, it is interesting to wait for the official announcement of the company.

Windows 10 S Officially Launched Last Year

Microsoft itself along with the launch of Laptop Surface, also introduced Windows 10 S. Another version of Windows 10 is an operating system designed more simple and intended for educational needs.

One of the fundamental differences of Windows 10 S from other versions is the limitations of applications that can be installed. This operating system can only run applications downloaded from the Windows Store.

Therefore, applications from third-party providers can not be installed or run on this operating system. Windows S 10 can only use Microsoft Edge browser.

The boot duration of this operating system is also claimed to be faster than other versions. Windows 10 S only takes about 15 seconds to get into the system, while Windows 10 Pro takes 30 seconds.

Comes for Special Devices

Quoted from The Guardian, this operating system is only available for new computers and is not available as a separate downloadable version.

Microsoft announced the operating system will be available on a number of products from partner PC manufacturers, such as Acer, Asus, Dell, Fujistus, HP, Samsung, and Toshiba. The device will be priced starting at US $ 189

For information, this is not the first time Microsoft launched a specially designed operating system. Previously, the company had launched Windows RT based on Windows 8.

Just like Windows 10 S, the operating system released in 2012 only downloads apps from Windows Store. Unfortunately, the development of the operating system is now no longer resumed.