Windows 10 Enterprise Edition Free Trial 90 Days August 1st to October 1st End

In the past two days, global Windows users are excited about the arrival of Windows 10, what about enterprise users?

Microsoft has said that Windows 10 will be the safest and most operational enterprise operating system to date, and in order to better convince enterprises to upgrade Windows 10, Microsoft decided to provide a 90-day free trial.

Informed sources said that Windows 10 Enterprise Preview support will end on October 1 this year, after which users must register for a 90-day evaluation version or purchase a full license.

As planned, Windows 10 Enterprise will be officially launched on August 1.

Microsoft wrote in the statement: "The 90-day evaluation period for Windows 10 Enterprise is available through the TechNet Evauation Center." This evaluation version covers Chinese Simplified, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil) and Spanish (Spain). We strongly recommend that companies use the 90-day Windows 10 Enterprise Edition to deploy and manage scenarios as much as possible, test system compatibility through hardware and software, and gain an in-depth understanding of Windows 10 Enterprise Edition. ”

The main security features of Windows 10 include:

Windows Hello: At some point security features are inversely proportional to ease of use. Compared with the complicated passwords, users can access private data in the Windows 10 system through fingerprint sensors, face recognition and even iris scanning.

SmartScreen: This is the first line of defense against online phishing attacks, websites trying to steal your identity and privacy data. With a cloud-based reputation system, SmartScreen alerts users to potential threats when they visit websites or even software.

Windows Defender: This powerful and constantly updated feature ensures that your computer is protected from malicious programs. Use cloud-based services to leverage data from one billion devices to quickly detect and remove malicious programs.

Family: In Windows 10, when one of the accounts is assigned to a child, it will provide more in-depth security features. Family features can block adult websites, control the time children use the device, block inappropriate apps and games, and provide parents with detailed activity reports, and soon Microsoft will add functionality to parents to control the ability of child accounts to purchase apps.