BY MAURO HUCULAK
Technology Enthusiast. Microsoft MVP. Windows Writer
www.windowscentral.com

It has been just three months since the general availability of Windows 10, and Microsoft isnow rolling out its first major update. Previously known by its codename as “Threshold 2” the “Windows 10 Fall Update” (or November Update, or even Windows 10 1115) looks to bring some new features and improvements to the fledgling universal OS.
During the development of the update, users part of Windows Insider Program had the chance to get hands-on with the new features, changes, and improvements, which now everyone will be getting shortly.
Since July 29, 2015, Microsoft released six Windows 10 Insider Preview builds, all of them made through the Fast ring of updates. Only Windows 10 build 10565 and build 10586 were made available through both, the Fast and Slow ring.
While all the builds brought something new to the operating system, we could say that only three builds, including 10547, 10565, and 10576 packed the most number of changes and improvements. The first two builds (10525 and 10532) only introduced improvements on memory management, desktop, and Microsoft Edge. And with Windows 10 build 10586, Microsoft focused mainly on fixing bugs and polishing the operating system to get it ready for the official roll out to the public.
As the development of the new update comes to an end, we can now get a closer look at some of the new changes found in the November update for Windows 10.
What’s new in Windows 10 November Update
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