Microsoft continues to support Paint on Windows 10

The "fans" of the legendary name, a monument associated with the childhood of many Microsoft Paints around the world can temporarily "breathe a sigh of relief" because the software giant has decided to continue. Maintain the Paint tool for a while longer, at least on the upcoming Windows 10 1903 version.

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With the release of Windows 10 Fall Creator Update in July 2017, Microsoft then officially announced that the classic Windows Paint application will no longer be used on this operating system and will eventually be deleted. in the updated version later. Of course this information has made many people depressed and regretful because although it is no longer popular and widely used as before, however, Paint is still a name attached to the childhood of many people. To compensate users, Microsoft introduced the new Paint 3D application as a logical alternative to classic Paint. Of course for nostalgic lovers, they can still download the original Paint software from the Microsoft Store app store.

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Since that announcement, subsequent builds of Windows 10 continue to provide Paint for users, but Microsoft has added a "Product Alert" dialog and when the user clicks, Windows will display information. The message is as follows: "Paint will soon move to the Microsoft Store. Don't worry; it will still be free to download once it moves there", roughly translate: 'Paint will soon be transferred to Microsoft Store. But don't worry, this tool will still be free to download. '

However, in the past few months, this Product Alert dialog box suddenly disappeared on Windows 10 Insider builds for version 1903. When asked about this issue on Twitter, Brandon LeBlanc, Microsoft's product manager indicates that Paint will be brought back into version 1903 and Windows 10 now.

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1. If you want to get more updates in the future, Windows Server 2008 must be installed on version KB4493730

So what does this mean for all Paint users or simply love this tool? That is, we will continue to enjoy the 'entertainment' moments with Paint. While some people can create beautiful artwork with Paint, for most of us (including me, of course), Paint's doodles are really a discharge solution. Cute stress that is equally interesting after stressful working and studying hours.