Unlike other Windows operating system releases, Windows 10 provides a new default theme for all users. This provides a consistent and elegant look and feels across all devices, which makes it easier for a user to identify with their machine. There are a number of user settings that are specific only to Windows 10, including the new Microsoft-style Control Panel and new tile views. There are also new tools that help the user to manage data across multiple devices and provide information on how they can optimize their data storage for their machine.
One of the biggest new features introduced in Windows 10 is the Start Menu. The Start Menu offers a quick navigation interface for all Windows users, with many new features including the option to pin your favorite apps from the Start Menu to the taskbar for quickly launching them. This provides a great alternative to the old, outdated menu setup, which was not only confusing but had the tendency of becoming out of control for a new user. With the Start Menu, a user will get a clean navigation interface for all their app activity, which should make life much easier