Microsoft readies Windows for Nvidia RTX Spark laptops with agent start-up
The launch introduced a new “Get Started” experience that lets users find, install, and launch AI agents from the Windows Store in just two clicks, initially supporting Hermes, Perplexity and OpenClaw.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Draft emails with Windows Get Started
What you get You can quickly add AI assistants without searching, saving setup time.
Launches, installs, and opens AI agents from Windows Store.
- Who for
- founders, marketers and operations
- Cost
- free
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Draft emails
- Answer queries
- Automate tasks
How to set it up · From the article
- Open Windows Get Started
- Select an agent and click Install
Watch out Check the details on the maker's page first
Key points from the news
- Microsoft adds a two‑click Get Started experience on RTX Spark laptops to install AI agents from the Windows Store.
- Microsoft ships monthly Prism emulator updates and adds anti‑cheat support for games like Fortnite and Counter‑Strike 2 on Arm.
Microsoft’s team has been tuning the Prism emulator for Arm, delivering monthly updates to improve compatibility for legacy x64 apps and gaming titles. Gaming support includes anti‑cheat integration for popular titles such as Fortnite, Counter‑Strike 2 and Dota 2, with more games slated for 2027.
Some features, like Copilot Plus PC, are delayed and expected later in the year, but the overall effort aims to make AI‑driven workflows and gaming viable on a Windows‑based, Arm‑first platform.
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How Windows is being optimized for Nvidia’s RTX Spark laptops
theverge.com · 15 October 2026
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