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Microsoft itself is trumpeting that more than 14 million computer users were running Windows 10 within 24 hours of its release.

On the launch of its biggest news in years, Microsoft is betting the farm that developers will flock to get their apps on the Windows 10 Store.

In other words, everything works exactly as expected. You can skip the line (and escape automatic download woes) and cut straight to the good stuff. [Scroll down to check out the error message.] The attached image went viral on Twitter.

Windows Insiders will be the first to receive the update to the new operating system and it’s availability will spread from there.

The previous Internet Explorer had become something of an online joke for most Windows users, and Microsoft decided to do away with it in the new version.

Windows 10 will also bring back the Start menu that was taken off in Windows 8 and was missed by many Windows users. It’s Microsoft’s way of trying to overhaul Windows for the mobile world – without alienating users by getting rid of everything that’s...