It was reported last month that Microsoft was planning to transition its education-focused Windows 10 S from a separate operating system into a "mode" in existing versions of Windows 10. It was a move that surprised no one. Windows 10 S is a locked down version of Windows 10 that can only run UWP apps from the Microsoft Store, and while that makes it more secure, it also significantly limits what can be done with the OS. SEE ALSO: NetMarketShare: Windows 10 lost share last month Windows 10 S is mostly found on the Surface Laptop and a number of… [Continue Reading]
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