Windows 10: The spring change is BIGGER than I thought

Windows 10 will have a new major update released this spring, and one of the changes is even bigger than we thought.

Windows 10 file search

Windows 10 is going to have a new important version launched this spring for customers all over the world, and from what it seems, we are talking about a change that will be bigger than we thought. We are talking about File Explorer, one of the most important elements of the Windows 10 operating system, it allows us to control all the files that are stored on our computers, and Microsoft noticeably improves it on PCs.

Windows 10 it will have a File Explorer that has a new improved search system Windows Search, and in the image below you can see now it will show the new suggestions for the searches we want to do. Windows 10 will remember which files we usually look for in our computers, and will start to display even lists of suggested files when we start a search, so it will make our regular use much easier.

Windows 10: The spring change is BIGGER than I thought

Windows 10 file search

Windows 10 it should also have a dark mode for File Explorer, this has been implemented for some time for testing, but you can see it active in the image above, but this is a change of not much substance. For File Explorer, the problems that the old search system had, which blocked the entire interface because it was searching in OneDrive, are also solved, but now Windows 10 has the new system based on Windows Search.

Windows 10 the 20H1 update, which could be released in April or May, should have quite a few important changes implemented for users, including fixes for many problems reported so far. Windows 10 should also bring improvements for the general performance of computers, but let's hope that everything will come without other operational problems, as happened with previous versions.

Windows 10 has flax I am working on both the spring update and the autumn update of this year, so we will also see other important changes prepared by Microsoft then.