Now Playing: Why You Shouldn’t Use a Mouse with Windows 10X Now Playing, Microsoft is offering a special version of Windows 10 for the first time in a few months.

The company is launching a Windows 10 “Mirror” for those who prefer to use a mouse with the new version of the operating system.

Microsoft says the Mirror will be available to “customers who have Windows 10 Pro, Pro+ and Pro,” but there’s no specific date or price on offer.

The Mirror is supposed to work with “all of the major desktop operating systems.”

But as Microsoft points out, this doesn’t mean that Windows 10Mirror will work on all of them.

In fact, it seems the company is only going to work on the Windows 10 version of its OS.

The problem is that Windows has been known to fail on certain devices.

In one recent incident, Windows 10Pro failed to launch on a laptop.

The laptop was supposed to be the only device with the “Mirrors” software.

The issue was solved by updating the operating OS.

However, the software on the laptop did not work.

“This was an error that was not an isolated incident, but one that affected several laptops,” Microsoft says.

“We have a plan to resolve the issue on Windows 10 10 Pro and Pro+ devices by the end of the year.”

A second issue, reported to Microsoft by an anonymous source, involved the Mirror’s camera.

“The Mirror camera does not work on Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10,” Microsoft notes.

“You will need to use an alternative camera like a Canon EOS 1D X or Canon E1 D.”

While Microsoft says it is aware of the problem, it doesn’t say how it happened.

“While this is an ongoing issue, Microsoft does not have a timetable to fix it,” Microsoft said in a statement.

“As always, we are working hard to resolve this issue quickly.”

It’s worth noting that Windows will be a lot more reliable than Windows 10.

Windows 10 is a fully upgraded version of Microsoft’s operating system, so any issues that occur should be fixed within that time frame.

In other words, Windows will run better than Windows 8 and 8.x.

Microsoft has said that Windows 7 will not work with Windows 8, so Windows 10 users who want to keep using their old Windows 8 devices will have to keep upgrading to Windows 10 (or wait until it comes out of Early Access).

Windows 10 will also be able to work without using an external monitor.

So the mirror will work with a monitor, but not with a screen.

And the Windows mirror will not be available on a tablet, unless a device comes with a built-in Windows 10 tablet.

If you want a more traditional mouse, Microsoft says you can get a mouse and a keyboard from the Windows Store.

Windows users will have an even better experience with the mirror, though.

Microsoft is rolling out Windows 10 Mirrors for tablets, phones, and PCs.

Microsoft will roll out Windows Mirrors on PCs on September 10, and they will be on shelves by November 30.

Windows is also rolling out a new Windows 10-only edition of Windows that has more of the same features as Windows 10, but will not include the Windows Mirror software.