Microsoft has recently unveiled its first attempt at an LED HDTV, powered by Microsoft Windows 10 in what seems to be a test run for potential future expansion in the home entertainment category.

Consumers who have purchased the new advanced hybrid laptop/tablet, may want to check Windows Update, to ensure they receive the device’s first firmware, as it brings an array of hardware improvements, as well as enabling Windows Hello on the device.

One of the most poorly understood features that are part of Microsoft Windows 10, is called “Windows Update Delivery Optimization”. In a nutshell, this process uses peer-to-peer communication between your Windows 10 PC, and any other computer on the same local network, or on the Internet, to share software updates from Windows Update.

As expected, the latest update to the current build seems to provide easier support for PIN authentication, on devices that do not have fingerprint readers, nor Intel RealSense 3D cameras to enable face recognition.