The Backup and Restore Control Panel applet has been removed in favor of File History.However, the command-line tool to determine the rating values (WinSAT) is still included. The Windows Experience Index has been removed.User folders (Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos) added to This PC.Additionally, Libraries are disabled by default, but it can be re-enabled by right-clicking on the navigation pane and choosing "Show libraries" or "Show all folders". Clicking the File Explorer icon in the taskbar will take the user to This PC instead of Libraries, unlike in Windows 7 and 8.Additionally, scaling settings can now be setup independently on each display in multi-monitor configurations. Text and GUI elements can now scale up to 200%.Added support for Wi-Fi Direct, Miracast, tethering and NVMe.Windows Store received an updated user interface and added the ability for apps to automatically update.Photo slideshows can now be displayed on the lock screen.Introduced Assigned Access which allows the computer to be locked to running a single Metro app.The Metro UI version also received some updates. Added new sizes for Start screen titles.The snapping functionality for Metro apps was updated.Added Device Encryption for compatible hardware.The "All Apps" view was added to the Start screen.The Start button was brought back (although it still leads to the Metro start screen).It is also the last release of Windows to have the ability to create MS-DOS 8.00 startup disks, and thus to include MS-DOS in any form and to ship with a DVD release at retail, since physical retail copies of Windows 10 and later ship with a USB flash drive (although some OEMs still shipped some versions of Windows 10 on DVD). It is the last release of Windows to have support for Windows Media Center as Microsoft discontinued support for the application with the release of Windows 10. Despite being out of support, the operating system is still used on 0.64% of computers worldwide as of August 2023.
#Teu windows 8.1 rtm con microsoft dart upgrade#
Windows 8 users were given the option to upgrade to Windows 8.1 in order to receive support within 2 years since its release.
Mainstream support ended on 9 January 2018, while extended support ended on 10 January 2023.
#Teu windows 8.1 rtm con microsoft dart update#
Although the operating system was marketed by Microsoft as an update for Windows 8, Microsoft's traditional support policy treats Windows 8.1 similarly to a service pack. It is a free upgrade for all Windows 8 users. Windows 8.1 is an operating system by Microsoft.
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