Windows Evolution and Update Strategy Quiz

What was the initial public perception about Windows 10 when it was released in 2015?

• It was a beta version.

• It was the final version of Windows.

• It was a mobile-only version.

• It was a temporary version.

Why did Microsoft decide to release multiple updates per year for Windows 10?

• To reduce costs.

• To keep up with cloud-dependent applications.

• To compete with Apple.

• To increase sales of new devices.

What was a major issue with the frequent updates in Windows 10?

• They were only available to developers.

• They were too small to notice.

• They were not cumulative.

• Users could not choose which features to update.

What was a significant change in Windows 11 compared to Windows 10?

• It removed the taskbar.

• It introduced annual updates.

• It was only available on tablets.

• It had fewer security requirements.

What is a potential benefit of Microsoft returning to a three-year release cycle for Windows?

• It reduces the need for hardware upgrades.

• It allows consumers to choose when to adopt new changes.

• It eliminates the need for updates.

• It increases the number of available versions.