Which Windows Mixed Reality mode is right for you?

When setting up Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) for the first time, you are prompted to select between two modes. Here's what each of those modes mean and how to pick the one that's right for you.

Starting with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Microsoft is pushing a brand new platform for VR and AR, called WRM, that's ultimate goal is to change the way you interact with Windows. Earlier this week, Microsoft demoed its plans for its new platform, and we published our very own in-depth look at the new WMR experience.

WMR is a huge addition to the Fall Creators Update. It's essentially its own OS for VR and AR. As such, it has its own settings, options, and features for users to take advantage of. There are two distinct modes that the user is asked to choose between when setting up WMR for the first time. If you're not privy to how VR works, you may not know which option to choose.

What's the difference between augmented and virtual reality?

When setting up your new WMR headset for the first time, you'll be asked to choose which mode you wish to use when in mixed reality. The two options are "Set me up for all experiences" or "Set me up for seated and standing." It is vital that you choose the correct setup for your environment to avoid any injury or other issues.

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