User-Friendly Interface
Windows 10 represents a return to the more familiar and popular Windows 7 user interface elements, combined with some of the improvements found in Windows 8/8.1. Plus, it has apps. The Start Menu displays most used apps and folders, as well as newly downloaded software, and you can arrange the app tiles however you want. Live tiles show recent updates, such as weather, Facebook posts, news and more. Users can keep the Start Menu on the side or expand it to full screen, as they wish. The Start Menu is easier to navigate as well, with the power button back at the bottom of the Start Menu (in Windows 8 the power controls were difficult to find).
Windows 10 also features design changes, like taskbar icons flowing at the bottom when they are opened. It also introduces snappable windows, which is great for multitasking.