- The 20H1 update introduces Cloud Download for reinstalling Windows 10

Microsoft's Windows Insider Program allows IT pros, system admins and enthusiasts to test pre-release versions of the next major feature update for Windows 10.The first feature update expected in the first half of 2020 will be developed under the code name 20H1. While we do not know what major feature updates will be included as part of this development cycle for Windows 10, we do know that Microsoft is getting out ahead of its development much earlier than normal.

Microsoft develops feature updates for Windows 10 using a series of rings to test each build with various testers, commonly referred to as Windows Insiders.Each ring has varying levels of risk concerning potential bugs or system instabilities that the testers could experience. This three ringed process consists of the Slow, Fast, and Skip Ahead Rings.

Many computers are now built with fingerprint scanners or advanced cameras that provide facial recognition to work with Windows Hello. This lets you sign on without a password, but Windows still requires a password for the account even if you don't have to use it to sign on every time. The 20H1 update may include an option to make your device password-less, letting it exclusively rely on Windows Hello for signing into your Microsoft account, Windows Central reports. And if you want to buy Windows 10 CD Key, visit z2u.com, a professional online in-game currency store.

The 20H1 update introduces Cloud Download for reinstalling Windows 10, a big upgrade for the “Reset This PC” feature, which has been around since Windows 8.With this feature, you can reset your PC like you just booted it for the first time. Or you can also use it to clean Windows system, restore settings, uninstall apps, and fix a problem that you’re experiencing.

Microsoft keeps making ‘Reset this PC’ feature better and better. Cloud Download is the latest addition.When you click ‘Reset this PC’ option in the Settings app, Windows 10 creates a fresh copy of Windows by assembling files, but it can take more than 45 minutes and it may not always fix a corrupted OS.