Microsoft reveals the challenges in making Continuum work in Windows 10 Mobile

One of the most-hyped features available in new Windows phones running Windows 10 Mobile is Continuum, the ability to connect a mobile device to a larger monitor for a fuller Windows 10 experience.

Finally, Microsoft seems to be ready to release Windows 10 for smartphones that now run on Windows 8.1 OS.

Windows 10 Mobile’s Live Tiles give you a lot of freedom and flexibility when it comes to the look and feel of the operating system.

There are reports suggesting that a new version of the above Mobile Upgrade Advisory tool will released in conjunction with the first rollout of Windows 10 Mobile updates the week beginning January 18.

Two of Windows 10 Mobile’s killer features – Hello (which unlocks the phone through your retina) and Continuum (this can sort of turn your phone into a makeshift desktop PC) are sadly reserved for newer hardware, so they won’t be unlocked with the new software. Users have probably noticed a new icon in their system tray urging them to update.

While the net effect of Microsoft’s strategy is relatively clear, the technical application of its policies is not. Microsoft, which has been led by able leaders such as Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer and Satya Nadella has managed to come out with some of the most incredible changes in recent times.

Microsoft has announced plans to further expand its aggressive Windows 10 distribution strategy. If you want to go ultra-minimal, you can shrink everything down to tiny squares that allow you to find all of your apps in one pace. However, devices running on Enterprise editions of Windows, as well as those that are already part of a Windows domain did not get the app. When the update topic has been mentioned, Microsoft is quick to point out that the vast majority of the updates are needed and are beneficial to the majority of the computers, however, some computers, depending on the programs installed and a number of other factors, may have unintended consequences that may or may not be beneficial. The company, hence, no longer supports Windows 8 as well as most versions of Internet Explorer.

The updated version, Windows 8.1 was launched back in 2013, on November 13. We are now testing a way to boot the computer to a Pre-Windows Environment and correct the issue but as of this writing, this procedure has not been 100 percent proven.