Windows 10 had several features aimed at power users like virtual desktops and updated features when working with a command prompt. The Windows 10 Anniversary Update gives power users even more reasons to smile. The New Edge Browser When released with Windows 10, the Edge browser was woefully inadequate. I don’t know anyone in the tech community who has been using it. Well, it took a year, but Edge has finally come of age. Support for extensions which was totally lacking last year, has finally been added. Although the list of extensions is currently limited, I expect that it will grow quite quickly. On launch, this Anniversary edition had support for 13 extensions including AdBlock Plus, LastPass, Evernote, Amazon Assistant, Pocket and Office. You can install them by clicking the ellipsis menu at Edge’s upper-right corner and choosing Extensions which will take you to the App Store where you can make your choice and install them. Edge will also now be able to sync your bookmarks between multiples devices as long as your Microsoft account is set to sync information. This new Edge browser is based on EdgeHTML 14 which is Microsoft’s third update to the Microsoft Edge web platform. It contains several good performance advances.  Nonessential Flash objects now pause upon loading increasing both performance and battery life. Support for HTML 5 is also front and center. Activation Troubleshooter In the past Microsoft has always tied the operating system to the hardware inside the device. All of that changes with...