Microsoft's new operating system Windows 10 is notorious for having limited preset colors in the Settings app. Unlike Windows 7 or the newer Windows 8.1, where you could choose your own color from a color picker, Windows 10 didn't allow this until the Anniversary Update.
Many users complained about this because it was very difficult to add a custom color without using third-party apps or some hack.
So Microsoft thought of changing that. A recent change that was first seen in the Settings app after the October updates, Microsoft gives you the ability to use any color you want.
We will see this feature in the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update, where Microsoft will bring back the color picker in Personalization – Colors.
The “new” feature will look like the image below:
In the screenshot above, you can see that Windows 10 Creators Update will feature an option for preset colors.
Additionally, the Color page in Personalization will feature the most recent colors used in the past, but will also allow you to create your own preset colors.
The changes brought by the Windows 10 Creators Update look very promising and add features to Windows 10 that should have been there from the beginning. For this reason, through iGuRu.gr, we supported and continue to believe that Microsoft's latest operating system came as a version for testers (globally) even for those registered in the Windows Insider program.
The updated version is expected to be released in March 2017.
