Windows 10 PC

Windows 10 is one of the most popular versions of Microsoft Windows, and here’s everything you need to know about it:

  • Release date: July 29, 2015
  • System requirements: 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM for 32-bit or 2GB RAM for 64-bit, 16GB storage for 32-bit OS or 20GB for 64-bit OS, DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver.
  • Current version and build: Windows 10 22H2 with Build 19045.6332 (as of September 2025).
  • End of support: Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will reach the end of support on October 14, 2025.
  • Predecessor: Windows 8.1
  • Successor: Windows 11.

On this page, you’ll find all the latest news and exclusive content about Windows 10. Explore below to keep up with everything Windows 10!

Microsoft’s future of Windows in multi-form factor devices

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Microsoft has come a long way with Windows 10 since its debut back in July 2015. Microsoft introduced Windows Ink, Windows Hello, 3D features and more importantly Windows 10 on ARM....

Microsoft’s Paint 3D app gets Project NEON Language effects in latest update

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Microsoft today rolled out a new update for its Paint 3D app for Insiders in Fast Ring Redstone 3 for Windows 10. The company has added some small transparency to the...
TranslucentTB for Microsoft Store

TranslucentTB, app that lets you customize taskbar is now available in Windows 10 Store

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TranslucentTB, the open-sourced app that lets you customize the look and feel of the taskbar is now available in the Microsoft Store. TranslucentTB allows users to take control of your taskbar,...
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Certification suggests Samsung Galaxy Book 2 might come with Windows 10 in S Mode

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Samsung is believed to be working on a successor to Galaxy Book which is likely to be a  rival to Microsoft’s very own Surface Book. What we know for sure is that...
Windows 10 updates with new features

Microsoft says it wants to add new features to Windows 10

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Microsoft has reopened the beta channel of the Windows 10 Insider Program to test new features and ideas before introducing them to the general public. This could mean more Windows 11 features are coming to Windows 10 or something else?
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Microsoft: 700 million PCs are running Windows 10 in 2018

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In November 2017, Microsoft announced that 600 million devices are running Windows 10. But today, on the first day of Microsoft's annual developer conference, Build 2018, the company officially revealed that...

Microsoft’s latest OneDrive update removes support for non NTFS file systems

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Microsoft yesterday pushed out a new OneDrive update for users on Windows 10 PCs and Mobile. After taking the latest OneDrive update lot of users started complaining that they were unable...
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Windows 10’s Camera app updated with Fluent Design and more

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Microsoft introduced a new design language for Windows 10 called Fluent Design System back in May at Build 2017. Since then, Microsoft has been implementing the new design language throughout the...
Cloud Clipboard

Windows 10 Cloud Clipboard feature now supports larger images

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The next Windows 10 update codenamed Redstone 5 comes with the highly anticipated Cloud Clipboard experience. Until yesterday, clipboard history only supported plain text, HTML, and images less than 1MB. The latest preview...
Windows 10 October 2018 update desktop

Windows 10 cumulative updates reportedly causing system slowdowns

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The users are reporting that their Windows 10 devices have slowed down following the April 2019 cumulative updates. On Tuesday, Microsoft began rolling out the April 2019 cumulative updates to Windows...

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