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Windows 10 Build 21359: Changes and Improvements We have added an option under the Power menu on the Start menu to restart apps after signing in when you reboot your device. When this setting is checked, it toggles the option under Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options > Restart apps we introduced in 20H1. If you have your activity history synced across your devices through your Microsoft account (MSA), you’ll no longer have the option to upload new activity in Timeline. AAD-connected accoun...

For power users looking to customize, personalize, optimize and control Windows 10, there are lots of tools available in the operating system. The problem is that they are spread out across multiple locations which can mean a lot of traveling back and forth.

Microsoft To Update Paint And Snipping Tool Through The Microsoft Store April 9, 2021 Microsoft on Wednesday confirmed that it will be updating MS Paint and Snipping Tool through the Microsoft Store. The change is part of the release of Windows 10 Build 21354 to Windows Insiders in the Dev channel on Wednesday, which features new personalization options for news and interests on the taskbar, improvements to display, and camera pages in Settings, and several bug fixes and improvements. Coming t...

Build 21354 is now available in the Dev Channel. It features notable improvements to news & interests and the apps list. Its the first build to come from the new co_release branch. Source: Microsoft Microsoft has rolled out a new Windows 10 preview build for Insiders in the Dev Channel today that brings with it a handful of notable new changes and enhancements. The biggest changes in todays build include a reshuffling of the apps list in the Start menu, hiding some system folders, and promoting...

Back in 2017 Microsoft announced that it was going to maintain and update Microsoft Paint via the Microsoft Store (which was called the Windows Store back then). At the time it was facing a bad consumer reaction to the idea that MS Paint would be depreciated in favour of Paint 3D. Four years later the iconic software firm has just got around to making good on its promise. The arrival of Microsoft Paint in the Microsoft Store was spotted yesterday by Aggiornamenti Lumia on Twitter but subsequent...

MS Paint and Snipping Tool Can Now Be Updated via Microsoft Store MS Paint also gets a fresh new icon. By Satvik Khare | Updated: 8 April 2021 17:43 IST Photo Credit: Microsoft Highlights Snipping tool will be merged with Snip & Sketch Paint 3D, 3D Viewer will not be included with new Windows installations MS Paint will now be available on Microsoft Store along with Snipping Tool. Both these apps were not available earlier but now can be updated through Microsof...

Back in 2017 Microsoft announced that it was going to maintain and update Microsoft Paint via the Microsoft Store (which was called the Windows Store back then). At the time it was facing a bad consumer reaction to the idea that MS Paint would be depreciated in favour of Paint 3D. Four years later the iconic software firm has just got around to making good on its promise. The arrival of Microsoft Paint in the Microsoft Store was spotted yesterday by Aggiornamenti Lumia on Twitter but subsequent...

Microsoft Will Update Windows 10 Paint and Snipping Tool via the Store Apr 8, 2021 16:58 GMT      Snipping Tool on Windows 10 The classic Windows Paint app showed up in the Microsoft Store earlier this week, and now Microsoft has confirmed that it doesn’t come alone. In addition to MSPaint, the Snipping Tool is also making its way to the Microsoft Store, a change that would allow the software giant to update both apps without relying on Windows Update. The Snipping Tool was originally s...

Microsoft Paint and Snipping Tool Will Both Be Updated in the Store Following this morning’s rumors about Paint heading to the Store, Microsoft confirmed that news and will also update Snipping Tool that way. News about the changes came as part of a blog post about a mostly innocuous Windows 10 Insider Preview build for some reason. That build has little in the new way of truly new features, but Microsoft is letting users personalize the news and interests pop-up it’s adding to the taskbar,...

Apr 7, 2021 15:25 EDT Microsoft has finally finally dropped a new build for Insiders in the Dev Channel, introducing some much-needed improvements and features. The Windows development team noted that starting with today’s build, the name of the branch these builds are being released from will change to CO_RELEASE from the RS_PRERELEASE. However, this doesnt mean any changes for Insiders since these builds will be treated like the RS_PRERELEASE branch builds. "As our engineers work in d...