Windows 10: How to follow along with Microsoft Windows 10 Event on October 26th

Source: How to follow along with our Microsoft Windows 10 Event | Windows Experience Blog

See also: Ten things we announced today at Microsoft’s Windows 10 Event | Windows Experience Blog


Windows 10 Creators Update event highlights:

• Microsoft to release Windows 10 Creators Update in early 2017
• Early builds of Windows 10 Creators Update to be released to Insiders by end of this week
• Paint 3D
• Windows Capture 3D
• 3D support in Office and Microsoft Edge
• Beam game broadcasting integrated into Windows 10
• Xbox Arena coming to PCs to create your own custom tournaments on Xbox Live
• Microsoft announces Creators Update VR headsets starting at $299
• Dolby Atmos and Bitstream audio support for Blu-Rays coming to Xbox One
• New "My People" taskbar feature
• New "Surface Book i7" updated with better graphics and up to 16 hours battery life
• New "Surface Studio" 28-inch all-in-one touchscreen PC starting at $2,999 in December
• New "Surface Dial" peripheral

:)

 

New Phone in 2016

yet there's no official announcement about surface mobile but Microsoft hints about all in one pc ,we don't know what it meant whether a pc with sim slot or a hand set with detachable keyboard .. it might be funny but nothing is impossible for Windows
creator's they can do both things easly so let us hope for Windows 10 handset for upcoming October 26th event

 

can't access cortana and search setting

October 26th and the problem persists :'(

 

My desktop assistant/secretary

has the reminder set:

 

Reminder set.

BTW, I don't get this:





When I tell Cortana "Spark my imagination", she takes me to this site: Spark my imagination

That site most certainly has nothing to do with Microsoft!

 

Ha! Ha! good one. I got all kinds of random stuff from Cortana right now when I tried to emulate your experience. Raises an interesting question (for me): how can you screen cap Cortana output? I can't even get SnagIt to do it.
Thanks for the laugh!
--Ed--

 

Most screenshot tools I've tried have difficulties to capture Cortana, Action Center and Start. My workaround is to open any of these I want to capture, then launch region capture with a keyboard shortcut and start capture outside for instance Cortana, like here in below screenshot I started a bit right from right edge and bit down from bottom (my Taskbar being vertically at left and Cortana opening top left), then draw a region covering whole Cortana:





Red arrows show my start point. Then I just crop the image a bit to get a "cleaner" image posted. BTW, I am using Screenpresso.

 

Thanks for all the good advice, Kari! As usual, you are both well-versed in understanding, and articulate in explaining.
--Ed--

 

Snipping tool won't catch the Cortana results? I can't test it myself as the Education version doesn't have Cortana. That's good or bad depending on how you look at it. *Wink

 

I have PicPick, and when I have Cortana open be it with mouse or vocal, using alt+print gives me the window shot, with out needing to crop, or use region.

 

Snipping tool can only capture Cortana, Start and Action Center with delay:





Set delay, click New, open Cortana and wait set delay time, then capture.

 

Shift + Print screen maybe?

 

Of course if you want to capture full screen showing Cortana. We were talking about capturing Cortana.

 

Yes, I agree. If you run multi monitors like I do, it captures all three in one wide image. Not exactly ideal. Just giving out an option though that may work in a pinch. *Wink

 

WinKey + PrtSc