Windows 10

Windows 10 is a Microsoft operating system for personal computers, released in 2015 as the successor to Windows 8.1. It combined a desktop-oriented interface with features designed for touchscreens and frequent updates.

Windows NT: Windows NT is the family of operating systems that underlies modern desktop and server versions of Microsoft Windows. Windows 10 inherits its kernel and core architecture from this operating-system family.
Windows 8: Windows 8 is a Microsoft operating system released in 2012 with a touchscreen-focused Start screen and desktop mode. Its controversial interface shaped the redesign that led to Windows 10.
Microsoft 365: Microsoft 365 is a subscription service bundling Office applications, cloud services, and security features. Windows 10 PCs commonly run its productivity applications and connect to its cloud services.
Windows 11: Windows 11 is Microsoft’s desktop operating system released in 2021 as the successor to Windows 10. It replaces Windows 10 with stricter hardware requirements and a redesigned interface.
Windows Update: Windows Update is Microsoft’s service for distributing software updates, drivers, and security fixes for Windows. Windows 10 used this service for cumulative updates and feature releases.
Windows 8.1: Windows 8.1 is a Microsoft operating system update that restored the Start button and refined Windows 8’s interface. Windows 10 directly succeeded this revised version.
Xbox Game Bar: Xbox Game Bar is a Windows overlay for capturing gameplay, monitoring performance, and using gaming features. It made game recording and system monitoring available without leaving a Windows 10 game.
macOS: macOS is Apple’s operating system for Mac computers. It is the principal desktop operating-system alternative on consumer personal computers.
Universal Windows Platform: Universal Windows Platform is Microsoft’s application framework for software that can run across supported Windows device types. It was designed to let Windows 10 apps adapt across PCs, tablets, and other devices.
Windows Insider Program: The Windows Insider Program lets participants test prerelease Windows builds and provide feedback to Microsoft. Its public previews helped shape Windows 10 before and after its release.

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Windows 10 version historyNarrower topic: The version record tracks successive releases of this operating system.