Last year, Microsoft announced Windows 10 S, a version of Windows 10 that only allowed the user to run apps from the Microsoft Store. Despite having some advantages, it did not quite go down well with users as legacy apps are still a big thing on Windows, not to mention the Microsoft Store is a deserted wasteland.
In a blog post, Microsoft Corporate Vice President, Windows Joe Belfiore said that there was some confusion around Windows 10 S from both consumers and partners. So, Microsoft will now give users the option to have Windows 10 S mode on any version of Windows 10 instead of…