Windows 10 S can remove system passwords

The latest version of Microsoft office 2016 product key Insider Preview is a worthwhile update, where users of the Windows 10 operating system can remove system passwords.

Engadget, the technology giant, is testing the ability to unlock the Windows 10 pro product key S edition with security through an Authenticator application that you can install on your phone.

You only need to install Windows Hello with the application and will not see the password as the login option anywhere in the platform interface. Even without using Windows 10 S, you can also access this feature someday.

In addition to providing Windows 10 product key S users with a no-password experience, the latest version of Insider Preview also allows for HDR video playback on more computers. Microsoft says many modern machines have the ability to play HDR content but need to be calibrated to be able to do so. This update adds a platform calibration tool: just access the Video Playback setup and click "Change calibration settings for HDR video on the built-in display."

Microsoft has also provided Windows 10 S with eye control, where users can migrate email and web pages more easily, adding left and right click features to the dashboard, and adding access. Quick access to Start, Timeline and settings. If you do not want to accidentally click the tool with your eyes while reading or watching the video, you can pause and hide the eye panel.

Other features include Bluetooth enhancements, Edge fullscreen mode, multi-language text prediction, and a long list of fixes. Now, you can download and install all these features as an Insider Preview member in the Fast Ring.