You need to tweak a little setting. Here’s where to look for it.
Open the Settings app and go to the Update & Security group of settings. Click the ‘For developers’ tab and under the Use developer features section, select ‘Developer mode’.
An on-screen prompt will alert you that you might be putting yourself at risk by enabling the developer mode. Click ‘Yes’ to proceed with the change and you will switch to Developer Mode. The system doesn’t need to log off or restart for the change to take affect.
Developer mode is, as the name states, meant for developers who want to test their Modern apps for the upcoming operating system. It doesn’t unlock any features that you would use if you aren’t a developer and it isn’t likely to give you a better more in-depth look on how Windows 10 will work. In short, if you aren’t a developer, this isn’t something you need.
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