Windows 10 TH2 v1511 Build 10586 All Edition & Official ISO are Here ! [November Upgrade]

Windows 10 TH2 Build 10586

Windows 10 is familiar and easy to use, with lots of similarities to Windows 7 including the Start menu. It starts up and resumes fast, has more built-in security to help keep you safe, and is designed to work with software and hardware you already have. So Why become late ? Get Windows 10 Final Build on your devices today !

Features

Windows 10: They want list
Add tabs to Windows Explorer/File Explorer
Make Windows Update a one-stop shop for ALL drivers
Kill off all Aero-themed objects
Bring back Aero Glass!
Persian calendar
Pin ANYTHING to the Start menu
A new Notepad.exe
Remixing the Volume Mixer
Drag-and-drop apps between virtual desktops
What’s New in Build 10586

START

You can now show either 3 or 4 medium tiles per group
Tiles now can have jumplists
The start context menus have been updated to display icons and contain the app’s jumplist
Cortana now also works for local accounts
The context menus for tiles have been reorganized
You can now share apps through this menu
You can now review apps through this menu
Desktop app tiles now can have their own color (Office 2013, Firefox, etc)
Start now supports up to 2048 tiles (up from 512)

INTERFACE

The title bar of WinRT apps will now take the color of the splash screen while starting
Context menus have a more consistent look
When colors are set to the taskbar, start and action center, they now also apply to title bars
The look for dropdowns has been changed system wide
Jumplists have a new design
Improved dark and light theming
The text that is shown while preparing your account after an upgrade has been updated

DESKTOP

When you snap a window and select another window to snap beside it, you can resize both windows at once (only horizontal)
This needs to be enabled under System > Multitasking

TABLET MODE

Task View now allows to snap apps to the screen or replace apps
You can now drag apps to the bottom in Task View to close them

LOCK SCREEN

Windows Spotlight can now be set as the lock screen on all editions, not just the Home edition
You can now disable the background for the logon screen

FEATURES

Cortana can now understand your inked notes
Cortana can now track you movies and ticketed events
Cortana can now warn you for missed phone calls
Cortana can now save energy when you’re not using it
Cortana can now sync your messaging and calling history
Your default printer is now the last printer you’ve used
You can now use Hyper-V within another Hyper-V guest machine
BitLocker has a new XTS-AES algorithm for encryption
Windows Update for Business is now available
Windows Store for Business is now available

SETTINGS

The Settings-icon on the taskbar has no longer a background color
The Settings-tile is now transparent for non-fresh installs too
The Settings app’s splash screen now uses the accent color of the user
The About page now shows the Windows 10 logo in the user’s accent color
Installing apps to another drive has been enabled again
You can now change where Windows has to store offline maps
Changing the scaling settings will now go in effect when changed, without clicking “Apply”
You can now locate your device with GPS and Location tracking in “Find my device”
The Windows Insider Ring now has to be set with a slider instead of a dropdown
The Activation-screen no longer shows a product ID and key but the status if you’ve been digitally entitled
You can now (dis)allow apps to access your call history
You can now (dis)allow apps to access and send emails
You can now make Windows select the correct time zone automatically
The “Storage” tab now has icons for each file format
You can let Windows notify you when there are issues with any USB-connected device
The Insider settings now show your account details and allow you to stop receiving builds for a limited amount of days
The Control Panel’s Theme Settings have been extended, back to the state from Windows 8.1
The default apps are now marked as “Recommended for Windows 10” on the Default apps page
There is a new “Learn more” link in Windows Update that is supposed to give you info on the latest updates

WINDOWS APPS

Windows Apps now have an opening and closing animation
Windows Apps now can have jumplists
Skype Video has been added as a default app
Messaging has been added as a default app
Phone has been added as a default app
Sway has been added as a default app
All build-in apps have been updated to more recent versions

AND FURTHER

Improved memory management
You can now share feedback more easily with links to the app’s content
Improvements to the text input panel, including expanding when more space is required and punctuation improvements
New emojis have been added
Some icons have been replaced
There is a new system in place to warn you for common issues when using the Insider Preview
The “Environmental Variables” window has been reworked
You can now activate Windows 10 with a Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 key
Windows will now claim to be version 1511, which probably stands for November 2015
The build number of a public build no longer has to be dividable by 16