#Windows 10 S

Microsoft released Windows 10 S alongside their new Surface and Surface Pro laptops back in June with a promise of a free upgrade to Windows 10 Pro until Dec.31, 2017. Windows 10 S is Microsofts take on a pure and independent Operating System (OS). It received mixed reactions from consumers because you can no longer download programs unless it came directly from the Windows Store. If you're not a fan of the new OS Microsoft gives you the option to upgrade to the more widely used Windows 10 Pro. As Microsoft launched its latest version of Windows 10, it's also making a big step for its most popular app. At its Microsoft EDU event, the company announced it'll bring Microsoft Office to the Windows Store. Since Windows 10 S only allows apps from the Windows Store, it's sensible to put up Microsoft's productivity suite on it. Microsoft has announced a new version of Windows aimed at education and entry-level devices called the Windows 10 S, which operates differently compared to other versions. With the Windows 10 S, users are only allowed to run verified apps from the Windows Store, and each app will be sandboxed to contain all the app performance should anything else happen. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft extends free Windows 10 Pro upgrade for Windows 10 S users" and "Microsoft will bring full Office apps to the Windows Store".