Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version is build to bring a
modern computing experience to businesses and to help professionals stay
connected to their colleagues and clients from anywhere, anytime.
Windows 8.1 advances this vision and introduces new manageability,
mobility, security, user experience and networking capabilities–with the
goal of offering customers the best business tablets and versatile
modern business PCs driven by the most powerful operating system
designed for today’s modern businesses. Below is a list of some of the
new and updated features in
Windows 8.1 Full Version with regard to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)scenarios, mobility, security, and the modern user interface.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Enhancements:
1-Workplace Join: A Windows 8 PC was either domain
joined or not. If it was a member of the domain, the user could access
corporate resources (if permissioned) and IT could control the PC
through group policy and other mechanisms. This feature allows a middle
ground between all or nothing access, allowing a user to work on the
device of their choice and still have access to corporate resources With
Workplace Join, IT administrators now have the ability to offer
finer-grained control to corporate resources. If a user registers their
device, IT can grant some access while still enforcing some governance
parameters on the device.
2-Work Folders: Work Folders allows a user to sync
data to their device from their user folder located in the corporation’s
data center. Files created locally sync back to the file server in the
corporate environment. This syncing is natively integrated into the file
system. Note, this all happens outside the firewall client sync
support. Previously,
Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version
devices needed to be domain joined (or required domain credentials) for
access to file shares. Syncing could be done with third-party folder
replication apps. With Work Folders, Users can keep local copies of
their work files on their devices, with automatic synchronization to
your data center, and for access from other devices. IT can enforce
Dynamic Access Control policies on the Work Folder Sync Share (including
automated Rights Management) and require Workplace Join to be in place.
3-Open MDM: While many organizations have
investments with System Center and will continue to leverage these
investments we also know that many organizations want to manage certain
classes of devices, like tablets and BYOD devices, as mobile devices.
With
Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version, you can use an
OMA-DM API agent to allow management of Windows 8.1 devices with mobile
device management products, like Mobile Iron or Air Watch.
4-Mobile Device Management: When a user enrolls
their device, they are joining the device to the Windows Intune
management service. They get access to the Company Portal which
provides a consistent experience for access to their applications, data
and to manage their own devices. This allows a deeper management
experience with existing tools like Windows Intune. IT administrators
now have deeper policy management for Windows RT devices, and can manage
Windows 8.1 PCs as mobile devices without having deploy a full
management client.
5-Web Application Proxy: The Web Application Proxy
is a new role service in the Windows Server Remote Access role. It
provides the ability to publish access to corporate resources, and
enforce multi-factor authentication as well as apply conditional access
policies to verify both the user’s identity and the device they are
using resources, and enforce multi-factor authentication as well as
verify the device being used before access is granted.
6-RDS Enhancements: Enhanced Virtual Desktop
Infrastructure (VDI) in Windows Server 2012 R2 with improvements in
management, value, and user experience. Session Shadowing allows
administrators to view and remotely control active user sessions in an
RDSH server. Disk deduplication and storage tiering allow for lower cost
storage options. User experience for RemoteApps, network connectivity
and multiple displays has been improved. Administrators can now easily
support users with session desktops to provide helpdesk style support.
Administrators now have even more flexible storage options to support a
VDI environment without expensive SAN investments. End users find
RemoteApp behavior is more like local apps, and the experience in
low-bandwidth is better, with faster reconnects and improved
compression, and support for multiple monitors.
7-NFC Tap-to-pair Printing: Tap your Windows 8.1
device against an enterprise NFC-enabled printer and you’re all set to
print. No more hunting on your network for the correct printer and no
need to buy a special printer to take advantage of this functionality.
Simply attach an NFC tag to your existing printers to enable this
functionality.
8-Wi-Fi Direct Printing: Connect to Wi-Fi Direct
printers without adding additional drivers or software on your Windows
8.1 device, forming a peer-to-peer network between your device and the
printer.
9-Native Miracast Wireless Display: Present your
work wirelessly with no connection cords needed; just pair with a
Miracast-enabled display and Miracast will use Wi-Fi to let you project
wire-free.
Mobility Enhancements:
We have added support for a wider range of VPN clients in both
Windows and Windows RT devices. We have also added the ability to have
an app automatically trigger VPN connections.
When you select an app or resource that needs access through the
inbox VPN – like a company’s intranet site – Windows 8.1 automatically
prompts you to sign in with one click. This feature is be available with
Microsoft and third-party inbox VPN clients.
At Windows 8 launch, the devices had embedded radios that were
separate components within the devices. Windows 8.1 supports embedded
wireless radio, which gives you increased power savings, longer battery
life, also enables thinner form factors and lower cost devices.
With Windows To Go in Windows 8.1, the Windows Store is now enabled
by default. Windows To Go users may roam to any number of machines and
access the Windows Store and use Windows Store apps.
Turn your
Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version mobile broadband-enabled PC or tablet into a personal Wi-Fi hotspot, allowing other devices to connect and access the internet.
Security Enhancements:
1-Remote Business Data Removal: Corporations now
have more control over corporate content which can be marked as
corporate, encrypted, and then be wiped when the relationship between
the corporation and user has ended. Corporate data can now be identified
as corporate vs. user, encrypted, and wiped on command using EAS or EAS
+ OMA-DM protocol. This capability is requires implementation in the
client application and in the server application (Mail + Exchange
Server). The client application determines if the wipe simply makes the
data inaccessible or actually deletes it.
2-Improved Biometrics All versions of Windows 8.1
include end to end biometric capabilities that enable authenticating
with your biometric identity anywhere in Windows (Windows sign-in,
remote access, User Account Control, etc.). Windows 8.1 is optimized for
fingerprint based biometrics and includes a common fingerprint
enrollment experience that works with a variety of readers (touch,
swipe). Modern readers are touch-based rather than swipe-based and
include liveliness detection that prevents spoofing (e.g.: silicon
emulated fingerprints). Access to Windows Store Apps, functions within
them, and certificate release can be controlled based on verification of
a user’s biometric identity.
3-Pervasive Device Encryption: Device encryption
previously found on Windows RT and Windows Phone 8 is now available in
all editions of Windows. It is enabled out of the box and can be
configured with additional BitLocker protection and management
capability on Windodws 8.1 Pro and Windows 8.1 Enterprise. Consumer
devices are automatically encrypted and protected when using a Microsoft
account. Data on any Windows connected standby device is automatically
protected (encrypted) with device encryption. Organizations that need to
manage encryption can easily take add additional BitLocker protection
options and manageability to these devices.
4-Improved Internet Explorer: Internet Explorer 11
improvements include faster page load times, side-by-side browsing of
your sites, enhanced pinned site notifications, and app settings like
favorites, tabs and settings sync across all your Windows 8.1 PCs.
Internet Explorer 11 now includes capability that enables an antimalware
solution to scan the input for a binary extension before it’s passed
onto the extension for execution.
5-Malware Resistance: Windows Defender, Microsoft’s
free antivirus solution in Windows 8, now includes network behavior
monitoring to help detect and stop the execution of known and unknown
malware. Internet Explorer scans binary extensions (e.g. ActiveX) using
the antimalware solution before potentially harmful code is executed.
6-Device Lockdown: With Assigned Access, a new feature offered in Windows 8.1 RT,
Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version,
and Windows 8.1 Enterprise, you can enable a single Windows Store
application experience on the device. This can be things like a learning
application for kids in an educational setting or a customer service
application at a boutique, Assigned Access can ensure the device is
delivering the intended experience. In the Windows Embedded 8.1 industry
product, we deliver additional lockdown capabilities to meet the needs
of industry devices like point of sale systems, ATMs, and digital signs.
Modern UI Experience:
1-Variable, Continuous Size of Snap Views: You have
more ways to see multiple apps on the screen at once. When displaying
multiple apps at once, you can easily resize the width of the app window
to suit your needs. Depending on screen size and resolution, you can
even share the screen with three, or four apps on each monitor.
2-Boot to Desktop: You can now configure Windows 8.1 to boot directly to the desktop after logon.
3-Desktop and Start Screen: Improvements have been
made to better support users who prefer a mouse and keyboard experience
to access applications. These are just some of the key features
available in Windows 8.1 We encourage you to test out and try these
features when you evaluate Windows 8.1 for use both in your work
environment as well as at home in your personal life. Please note that
Windows Server 2012 R2 may be required in order for some of these
features to be available.
Information References: For Information and features of
Windows 8.1 Pro Full Version Please Visit
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