Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB Build 10240 & Multi LangPack (x86/x64) Direct Download ISO

Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB Build 10240 & Multi LangPack (x86/x64) Direct Download ISO

What’s new in Windows 10 build 10240.16384?

Desktop

Task view has been added
Suppport for multiple desktops
Task view replaced the App Switcher
Windows Apps apps now can run on the desktop
Aero Snap has been updated
- You can now snap up to 4 windows
- When you snap a window and resize it, then snap another window to the other side, it will fill up the left screen instead of half the screen
- When snapping an app, Windows will prompt a overview of other running apps to snap along with Snap Assist
Windows Apps now can create a shortcut on the desktop or any ohter folder
You can now pin the Recycle Bin to the taskbar
You can now scroll in windows by pointing the cursor to it
When used on a touch enabled device, the icons in the notification area have more space
Windows has a new iconset
You can now choose to display all active apps from all desktops in the taskbar, or only the apps that are on the current desktop
The Action Center icon has been added to the taskbar
There is now a search bar and Task View button on the taskbar by default
Multiple animations have been altered
There are new default wallpapers

Start

The start menu has been added with support for Live Tiles
Continuum is now available
The Start grid has been improved
The Start screen grid now scrolls vertically
Tiles no longer use a gradient and border
It is now possible to resize the start menu
It’s now possible for Windows Apps to have a tile color that matches the accent color
Tiles for Win32 apps no longer take a color based on the icon of that tile, but follows the accent color
The start menu now can be made transparent
Support for jumplists
You can now click on a letter to show all letters and navigate faster
You can now pin tiles by draging apps from the “All apps” list to the start screen
You can now put the PC to sleep with the power button in start
Folders now have an arrow to indicate that they contain a dropdown
Recently installed apps are now displayed on the top of the all apps list
Tiles can now be changed (format, etc) with touch, similar to Windows Phone

Interface

The Windows interface has been redesigned
Dialogs in WinRT are now windowed
The Charms bar has been removed
The start button now has a smaller Windows logo and a new hover design
When clicking on the network icon, a new window shows up to manage your connection
The battery status popup has been updated
The login screen has been redesigned
Loading screens for Restarting, Shutting down, etc. have been redesigned
The taskbar is now dark by default
You can now enable and disable the color of the taskbar and startscreen
There is a new calendar fly-out for the system tray
The notification center now takes on the color you’ve choosen for windows and the taskbar
Windows no longer take on a color and are now always gray
Propertie windows have received a visual update

Features

Action Center
- The Action Center has been added
- You can now change quick settings in the Action Center
- Notifications now can contain actions
- A swipe from the right now opens the Action Center
- Quick settings can now contain more settings
- Notifications have received a new design
Cortana has been added
Windows + C now opens Cortana instead of the Charms bar
OneDrive now uses selective sync, no more Smart Files
The virtual keyboard now shows AutoComplete suggestions
It’s easier to connect to wireless audio and video devices
ALT+TAB now opens a view that’s merged with the Task View
Classic Calculator has been removed
Backup & restore has been readded from Windows 7
“Play to” has been renamed “Cast to Device”
Command prompt
- Standarized key shortcuts
- Selecting text is now possible
- Past from clipboard is now possible
- Text wrap can be altered on resize
- Leading zeros can now be trimmed in selections
- You can alter the opacity of the window between 30 and 100 procent
Touch gestures on a touchpad are now build in and universal across all Windows devices
Improvements to multi monitor support have been made
“System compression” has been added to Disk Cleanup as a new option
You can now choose the default folder for File Explorer
You can now print to PDF natively
Windows Hello
- Support for loging in with face recognition
- Support for loging in with fingerprints
- Support for loging in with eye scan
- “Passport” will replace passwords
Win32 apps can no longer ask to change the default app for any file format and have to use the methode used by Windows Apps
You can now install apps from and move apps to an SD card
Context menus now have a touch-friendly design when using a touch screen (and a redesign in general)
The Text Input canvas has been improved

File Explorer

Home is the new default location
An “Add to favorites” button has been added under “Start” in the ribbon
An “Share” button has been added under “Share” in the ribbon
- You can now share files from within the File Explorer with compatible Windows Apps

Microsoft Edge

Microsoft Edge is the new default browser, replacing Internet Explorer
You can now draw on web-pages
Comments can now be added to web-pages (like Office)
Reading Mode is now build-in for desktops
Reading List is now build-in
Cortana is now build-in
Support for HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript (ECMAScript 2015) has been improved
Support for HTTP/2 has been added
You can now find your downloads in the download manager
You can now open Internet Explorer from within Edge
The “Add to” dialogue has been improved
You can now save PDFs you opened in the browser
Improved performance for the Chakra Javascript-engine
Public Suffix List is now used for interoperable Top Level Domain parsing
Experimental Features Dashboard has been added under about:flags
There is a new Internet Explorer-like New tabs page
There is a new MSN.com-like New tabs page
Pages that are using sound now show this in their tab
The User Agent String has been altered
F12 developer tools
- New and improved Network Tools
- HTML and CSS Pretty Printing support
- Async Callstacks for Events and Timers
- Sourcemaps for Styles and in the Memory Profiler
- Find references and Go To Definitions
- And many other changes

Touch

Touching a textbox in the desktop will now auto start the onscreen keyboard
Swiping down from the screens edge will show an apps titlebar
Win32 apps now also use gestures
When tablet mode is enabled, the Windows, Search/Cortana and Task view icons get bigger (the actual icons, not just the space arround them)
The taskbar is now always visible by default

Technologies

Build-in mkv-file support
Build-in hvec-file support
System-wide support for the FLAC & ALAC audio formats

Installation

The installation and OOBE UI have been updated
The installation now shows a percentage that is a total of the full installation, rather then a percentage for each step
Cortana, Edge, Groove and other apps now gets introduced during installation
It’s now more clear how to make a new Microsoft Account, or how to use a local account

Build-in apps

We will no longer cover changes to build-in apps other then Microsoft Edge as this is almost impossible to keep track off and updates to these apps aren’t bound to any version of Windows. And in case you do want to know the differences between the build-in Windows 8.1 and build-in Windows 10 apps: they are basically all redone.

And futher

The Windows kernel major version number changed from version 6.3 to 10.0
IE is no longer a default pinned item on the taskbar and is replaced by “Project Spartan”‘s globe icon
Support for the Persian calendar
Source Taken from ChangeWindows.org (Thankq)