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A Deep Dive Into What’s New in Windows 11
Windows 11 represents the newest evolution of Microsoft’s OS, boasting a polished and sleek new UI. It adds a centered Start Menu and restyled taskbar, and delicate borders for a premium design style. Processing power has been upgraded for smoother operation. Allowing better control of app performance and resources.
Multitasking: Effectively Managing Multiple Applications Simultaneously
Snap Layouts: Quickly Aligning Windows into Neatly Organized Sections
Multitasking allows for parallel execution of tasks, making workflows faster and smoother. Snap Layouts supports multitasking by allowing users to keep their desktop organized and efficient. Multitasking is available across both Windows 10 and Windows 11, enhancing user task management. Snap Layouts is included as a native feature in both Windows 10 and Windows 11 to help organize windows quickly.
Notification Center: A Handy Tool for Managing Notifications
Taskbar: A Quick Launch Pad for Essential Apps and Settings
Notification Center ensures you never miss important updates or alerts.
Taskbar provides immediate access to your favorite apps and settings.
Notification Center ensures you stay up-to-date with the latest information.
Taskbar improves workflow by organizing apps in a convenient and accessible space.
Settings and Control Panel: Adjust Every Aspect of Your Windows Experience
The Settings app merges usability with powerful system tools, made available by default in every Windows 10 and 11 version. It plays a major role in adjusting settings to user needs. Letting users easily adjust privacy, updates, and system layout. It lets users schedule updates and manage restart behavior.
The Start Menu in the current Windows release
It has been overhauled with impactful new changes, providing a more compact and simplified layout. The enhanced Start Menu adopts a centered, cleaner layout, presenting a layout that encourages clarity and ease of use. It incorporates quick app access and a slick search bar, and shortcut access to personal profile, settings, and system functions.
- Windows without TPM requirement for installation
- Windows version with Windows Update disabled
- Windows without blocking SmartScreen
