Windows 10 Creators Update is scheduled to arrive in April, and Microsoft is putting the finishing touches to things now, with not one, but two new builds arriving last week. The desktop watermark found on previous Windows Insider builds has been removed now, indicating just…
Windows 10 Creators Update is scheduled to arrive in April, and Microsoft is putting the finishing touches to things now, with not one, but two new builds arriving last week. The desktop watermark found on previous Windows Insider builds has been removed now, indicating just how close we’re getting to release.
While the Creators Update introduces a lot of new features, including 3D content, Game Mode, Game Broadcasting, Edge improvements, more Cortana functionality, and improved control over privacy and updates, Microsoft has also removed or deprecated some features from the OS. Here’s what’s missing.
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Features Removed From Windows 10 Creators Update
Flash autorun in Edge
Flash autorun is turned off by default in Edge, replaced by the Click-to-Run (C2R) option. This setting can still be changed by the user, however.
Interactive Service Detection Service
Interactive Services Detection is a mitigation for legacy applications that detects when a service is trying to interact with the desktop.
