Windows 10 it is the most used operating system for computers at the moment, it is installed on hundreds of millions of PCs around the world and continues to be adopted. Those at Microsoft know how popular Windows 10 is, so they constantly solve various problems reported by users for their operating system, a recent preview solving a major one.
Windows 10 allows the running of old programs, which do not always have high-resolution graphics for monitors with very high resolutions. The use of these programs and switching from one monitor to another in Windows 10 could cause serious problems for some users, but those from Microsoft have solved in the latest beta version the problem that gave many people headaches.
Windows 10 has now changed the way it tells programs what kind of resolution the monitors they are run on by regular users have. If until this build of Windows 10 it was necessary to restart the computers, or relogin, to solve the problems with the clear graphics displayed, now everything is solved by simply restarting the programs that have this problem.
Windows 10 solves a very annoying problem
Windows 10 has solved the problem because developers are not able to rethink their programs with better graphics, and Microsoft has no other solution to offer users a good experience. Of course, the change will be appreciated by all Windows 10 users, because many of the programs do not have high resolution graphics and must be used in HiDPI all the time.
Windows 10 has another interesting change implemented, but this time for the notifications that are displayed on our computers. Specifically, the notifications visible in Windows 10 now have the action buttons displayed in a larger format, the first notification in each group is displayed in a larger format to be easier to read.
"In this flight, you only have to relaunch these apps in order to have them render crisply. If you have a high DPI display and change the display scaling value in any way, most desktop apps become blurry. In this flight we've changed the way that Windows provides DPI-related information to these applications such that each time one of these applications starts, they'll get updated data from Windows."
Windows 10 of course also has improvements for emoji characters, these being updated to version 5.0 to be easier to discover when searching and used where needed. Finally, the Edge browser in Windows 10 can read any kind of web pages and PDFs, so if needed, you won't have to do this anymore, but the computer will do it for you.
Windows 10 is going to be updated soon by the Microsoft company, but for now it is not known when the update can be available for installation, and it will come without much waiting according to the Timeline, to the displeasure of users.
