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I'm one of today's best-selling computer book writers, with more than 15 million books in print. This website keeps you up-to-date on my books, and your computers. Each week, I answer a reader's question a large release of updates and fixes that substantially changes Windows 10, began arriving on computers in early August, 2016. However, Microsoft says the update could take up to three months to arrive on your PC. So, how can you tell if your computer already has It’s actually pretty easy to tell with a quick look at the Start menu. Click to read more » 2016. In the past, Microsoft would have bumped the name to Windows 11 and asked everybody to buy a new copy. update through Windows Update, and the name of Windows 10 remains the same. The update visibly changes Windows 10’s Start menu, and leaves its mark throughout the operating system. When your Windows 10 PC wakes up with the new update, you’ll probably notice these changes: Click to read more ». MAKING THE MAIL APP’S LINKS OPEN IN THE DESKTOP’S INTERNET EXPLORER. Tablet owners tend to prefer the touch-oriented Start screen, and its gang of apps. Desktop owners naturally prefer the mouse-and-keyboard However, Windows 8 and 8.1 only include one e-mail program, and it’s the Start screen’s Mail app. When you click an e-mailed link, the Start screen’s version of Internet Explorer naturally opens the link. Desktop lovers don’t have to put up with that, though. To make those links open in Internet Explorer on the desktop, follow these steps: A: Microsoft continues to tweak Windows 8, a major overhaul to Windows that caught many computer owners off guard. Microsoft tried to repair some of the damage with Windows 8.1, and today Microsoft released an update to Windows 8.1 that changes Windows Microsoft officially calls the April 8, 2014 update “Windows 8.1 Update 1.” (Others call it the “Spring Update.”) But no matter what it’s named, the April update changes Windows 8.1 in many small ways. Luckily, most of the changes are welcome.