Microsoft is testing an updated version of the Windows 10 installation menu, which will take into account the specific usage of each PC, further presenting a custom set of settings and options to adjust.

Starting from the principle that different people use the PC for different things , Microsoft has decided to give up the ultra-simplified installation menu of Windows 10 in favor of one that "fits" according to everyone's needs. For example, if you set up a gaming PC, you'll be able to set up Windows 10 from the start so you don't bother with unnecessary notification messages, while ensuring that pre-applied settings promote optimal gaming performance .

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Instead, if you are an administrator who is just setting up a PC for use in an educational institution, Microsoft will ensure that students will be able to interact with teachers through all available means, such as real-time notification messages, or use without obstacles to applications designed for teamwork.

In total, Microsoft has designed six usage scenarios: Gaming, Shoolwork, Family, Entertainment, Creativity and Business, each with its own set of optimized settings, tailored to user needs.

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