You Can Make Cortana Ditch Bing for Google in Windows 10

That’s still a far cry from the company’s goal of getting Windows 10 onto a billion devices within three years – but nonetheless a strong start.

You need to follow the steps below, if you wish to go back to your previous version from Windows 10.

In a recent press release, Microsoft announces first Lumia smartphones to receive Windows 10. The projected release of the Windows 10 Mobile is by November this year. Reviews of Windows 10 have been glowing, but one prominent tech CEO is giving it a big thumbs down.

Windows 10 was initially launched on July 29, promising users could “Do great things” with its familiar and easy to use feel while featuring synced data across all devices and a smarter virtual assistant.

With the widely-held belief that Windows 10 Service Release 1 is imminent, this is perhaps not entirely surprising – we may even get a glimpse of Windows 10s first major update.

But finally Microsoft may have found the key to ensure that more people will finally pay up willingly for a Windows OS.

Did you have problems with the Windows 10 KB3081424 update or its download? And if you would like, you can also let your own feedback be heard.

The company is largely stuffing in bug fixes aimed at straightening the rough edges that Windows 10 shipped with, and has not detailed the exact changes.

According to the agreement, the OS will save your Bing searches, private email content and the apps you access, as well as “your typed and handwritten words”.

Of course, you will get this update installed automatically, but if you want to jump on it now, it’s available by going to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.

However, what you might not be aware of is the fact that Cortana has all your information as well! You will be prompted with information about what it means to use features and updates before they are generally available.