Windows 10 Home N

Microsoft Windows 10 Home N provides a simple, familiar design that allows users to feel comfortable the moment they install it. At the same time, it includes many great new features for customers to explore and utilize in their day-to-day life.

Microsoft Windows 10 Home N Edition has some nice familiar features and some nice new features. Some nice new features are also included in Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition:

• Taskbar and Start Button: Enjoy the Start button and the taskbar in Windows 10 Home N. With the taskbar, you can pin the applications you use most often to have them accessible from your desktop. This will save you time and let you get to what you want to do in one click.
• Personalization: Personalization is another familiar feature that Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition offers. There are more built-in themes than in previous versions of Microsoft Windows, or you can build a custom theme using your own images, colors, and fonts.
• Windows Hello: Instead of a traditional password, you can use fingerprint or facial recognition to sign in to your devices (you do have the option of having a PIN to sign in as well, which is always a good idea).
• Windows Ink: with Windows Ink, you can either type or digitally jot down notes or ideas with a simple click from your taskbar. It is always accessible, which means you can open it before you sign in.
• Cortana: For Windows users who have grown jealous of Apple user’s reliance on Siri or Amazon user’s connection to Alexa, they can now brag about just how well-integrated Cortana is to Windows 10 Home. Cortana can be activated by voice, touch, or typing, and she can help you stay organized, find things that you are looking for, and manage your digital life. She is optional, so you do have the ability, if you wish, to turn her off.
• Game Mode: Gamers will be pleased to know that Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition now has a Game Mode that automatically gives your games more system resources when you are playing them. You now also can play Xbox games in native 4K. And a new Game Bar lets you stream the gameplay and share clips of your game with others.
• Xbox compatibility: An eye-catching feature if you like your video games – Windows 10 Home N will also work on the Xbox One and will hand players the ability to stream games from their console to their laptop or PC in another room. Great if the living room is otherwise occupied.
• Edge: The Internet Explorer web browser has been replaced with a new faster web browser called Edge in Microsoft Windows 10 Home N Edition. Gone is the more clunky interface of Internet Explorer, which led people to see out alternative browsers like Firefox and Chrome, and in its place, Edge is now on a par with newer web browsers. You will still see the familiar toolbars, and you can add favorites, but the interface is dramatically improved.
• Windows Store: Microsoft needs to get more users on its Store as it battles Apple and Android for users, and a new unified Windows Store is the company’s way of attacking that problem. In Windows 10 there is one Store for purchasing content for all devices; from apps and games to music, movies and TV shows, it is now all done from one place and will appear across your devices.
• Security and safety: Security has also been enhanced and continues to be upgraded by Microsoft as the need arises – be sure to set up automatic updates! – in Microsoft Windows 10 Home Edition.
• Windows Defender: with Windows Defender now you have an integrated antivirus with anti-ransomware capabilities. It offers you built-in virus protection with sophisticated algorithms that help detect and block ransomware. Windows Firewall is a new feature that will alert you to anything that seems suspicious, giving you the chance to approve or deny access, and it also helps with blocking hackers, viruses, and worms.
• Dark Mode: You don’t have to be jealous of Mac and Android users. In Windows 10, you can turn on dark mode, too. Just go to Settings (Windows key + I), then select “Personalization.” Choose “Colors,” and finally, under “App Mode,” choose “Dark.”

Here are the System requirements for Windows 10 Home N

• Processor: 1 GHz or faster compatible processor
• Memory: 1GB RAM for 32-bit; 2GB for 64-bit
• Hard disk space: Up to 20GB available hard disk space
• Video card: 800 x 600 screen resolution or higher. DirectX 9 graphics processor with WDDM driver
• Connectivity: Internet access (fees may apply)
• Other system requirements: Microsoft account required for some features. Watching DVDs requires separate playback software.
• Additional system requirements:You must accept the enclosed License Terms, also at microsoft.com/useterms
  Activation required: Single license • 32 & 64-bits on USB 3.0 media included