If you’re using Windows 8, it’s time to upgrade to
Windows 8.1, for free, a day ahead of promised General Availability of Windows
8.1 by Microsoft. Microsoft is providing Windows 8 users the free upgrade to
Windows 8.1 in order to address some of the major gripes that the early adopters
have over the new operating system, while making the OS even better by bringing
to table several new apps and features.
Windows 8.1 contains several major changes and features which many Windows 8
users have yearned for, such as ability to boot directly to desktop; Start
button; no classic Start menu yet but now touch-enabled tile-based Start screen
has quicker access to All Apps by swiping up and more configuration to mimic
classic Start menu; improvement to onscreen keyboard, hands-free gesture using
camera i.e Kinect for supported apps, automatic background update of apps, lock
screen access such as answer Skype calls and take photos with camera for
supported apps, better multitasking of Modern (Metro) apps, global search,
ability to open more than 10 web pages and side-by-side in touch-based IE,
improvement to default apps such as Mail, addition of new apps and etc.Blogging
Windows has mode details on the
new features and enhancements of Windows 8.1.
How to Get Windows 8.1
Unlike previous updates, hotfixes or service packs
for Windows operating system, Windows 8.1 is not offered through Windows
Update. To initiate the upgrade to Windows 8.1, visit Windows Store, and you should be presented with the option to update to
Windows 8.1 for free.
If you have
previously upgraded to Windows 8.1 Preview from Windows 8 with genuine license,
you can grab Windows 8.1 for free from Windows Store too, without the need to
reinstall Windows operating system.
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