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How to enable mixed reality setting in Windows 10
1. Introduction
2. Steps to activate Windows Reality Mix
3. Read also
Introduction
The updated Windows 10 Creators brought new tools, including a simulator that lets you experience mixed-reality applications without a headset.
Mixed reality which is also known as "Windows Holographic" provides virtual reality and 3D experience to users of Windows 10. This feature introduced in Windows 10 v1709 combines the thrill of virtual reality with augmented reality in games and the streaming. This feature was made possible by advances in computer vision, improved graphics processing power, improved display technology, and input systems.
Unlike the Hololens emulator that runs applications on a virtual machine, mixed reality applications work just like any other application; the simulator makes them believe that you actually have a headset, and your movements are controlled with your normal peripherals instead of having your body tracked in real time.
Here's how to enable the Windows Reality Mixed Simulator (WMR) in Windows 10 Creators Update.
Recommended for you: Install the Windows 10 Creators Update
Steps to activate Windows Reality Mix
1- You can access it from the Settings section. However, if you find this parameter missing, you can add it. Then click on “update and security”.
2- Click on “for developers”
3- A dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the activation of the developer mode. Click Yes.
4- Next, Right-click the Start button.
5- Click Search.
6- Type Mixed Reality Portal and press Enter on your keyboard.
7- When the portal window appears, click Start then click on I agree
8- Click on setup simulation for developers
9- Click Configure.
10- Click the Tools button near the lower left corner of the window.
11- Finally, Click the button below Simulation to activate it.
You are now in a 3D space that can be browsed and interact with.
Now re-open the Settings app and you should see the "Mixed Reality" thumbnail added to the "Update and Security" section.
