Microsoft regularly deploys new features on Windows 10. To ensure that users are able to take full advantage of them, the group is counting on a training insert soon to be integrated into the OS settings.
Windows 10 settings will soon allow us to learn how to use the new OS features.
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Microsoft wants to allow us to take full advantage of the new features regularly deployed on Windows 10. To achieve this, the group will soon rely on a didactic insert integrated into the parameters of its operating system. Entitled ” What’s up ? “ (” What’s new “In English), the latter is currently being tested internally and is therefore not officially available. By rummaging a bit in SettingsHandlers, users and members of the Insider program can nevertheless activate this new settings section now, which will then be found in the ” Update and Security »Settings.
Let everyone take full advantage of what’s new in Windows 10
Discovered and shared on Twitter by Albacore (@thebookisclosed), this addition in the parameters aims to respond to criticism from some users, who particularly regret that Microsoft does not better highlight small new features and other additions to Windows 10 functionality. Relatively justified criticism, because if Microsoft does not miss to inform about these new features when publishing updates, and upstream, these are rarely explained once these updates are installed.
When you click on any of these this is what you see pic.twitter.com/zbEjkO7ym1
– Albacore (@thebookisclosed) April 8, 2020
Some of them are really useful, like the app Your phone (regularly refined by Microsoft), the ability to easily add emojis from any keyboard (via the Windows shortcut + dot – “.”) or even files on demand in OneDrive.
We regret by cons that Microsoft has obviously chosen to bury a little too deeply its new function of discovery of new features in Windows 10 settings. Not sure that the majority of users is sufficiently motivated to go as far in the settings in order to learn more about their OS…
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