Windows 11

Windows 11 from Microsoft Corporation is the latest version of its popular operating system for desktops, laptops, tablets and mobile PCs. This new version of Windows 10, which is available as a free upgrade to compatible PCs running Windows 10, aims to provide all users with a wide range of new features and enhancements to improve everyday use, business workflows, compatibility with touch devices, a redesign of many user interface elements, a direct infusion of new local and cloud-based apps and services, and a new version of the operating system.

Family, friends, obsessions, music, and creativity all have their place in the Windows 11 operating system. It includes everything you need for whatever comes next, with a fresh new look and tools that facilitate productivity.

Windows 11 is not a total rewrite of Windows 10, but rather a significant upgrade that promises to improve all elements of operating system functionality while maintaining full compatibility with all older software that hundreds of million Win10 customers are using today.

The most visible new element of Windows 11 is its user interface, which will be used daily by every PC user. The taskbar got the biggest change, with a centered row of larger icons than in any previous version of the Windows operating system. The leftmost icon shows the new Start menu, which has been revamped to highlight the most frequently used programs, recent files, and quick access to the full list of apps and search.

• Increase your efficiency.
• New methods of communication
• You organize your own material.
• Break. Whenever.

Other taskbar icons cover a number of bundled apps, including the latest version of Microsoft Edge and fully streamlined Microsoft Teams software for fast online communication via text, audio, and video, among others. The entire operating system has new animations and transitions, and the main visual theme has a very attractive frosted glass design. This makes the entire operating system attractive and accessible to new and experienced users.

Under the hood, Windows 11 hides a plethora of new tools, services and optimizations, ranging from the ability to resize windows, to much more versatile virtual grids (similar to the PowerToys app and its FancyZones service), to integration full of Android apps. which can be run on Win11 desktop like any other application. It should be noted that these Android applications will be available on the Microsoft Store in partnership with the Amazon Android App Store.

All Windows 10 users with suitable PCs can download Windows 11 for free. The official program PC Health Assess of Microsoft and the open source solution WhyNotWin11 can both be used to check hardware compatibility.

Minimum System Requirements

• CPU – 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster on a suitable 64-bit processor or system on a chip with 2 or more cores (SoC)
• 4 GB of RAM is the maximum amount of memory that can be installed in a computer.
• Storage – a storage device with a capacity of 64 GB or more is required.
• Secure Boot is supported by the system firmware, which is UEFI.
• Version 2.0 of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
• Graphics card with DirectX 12 compatibility and WDDM 2.x display – HD resolution display >9″ (720p)
• Internet connection – A Microsoft account and Internet connectivity is required for Windows 11 Home setup.

Feature-specific requirements for Windows 11

• Windows 11 5G compatibility requires the use of a 5G-capable modem.
• An HDR monitor is required for Auto HDR.
• A USB key is required for BitLocker to Go (available in Windows Pro and above editions).
• The Hyper-V client requires a processor capable of performing Second Level Address Translation (SLAT) (available in Windows Pro and above editions).
• Cortana is currently available on Windows 11 in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, UK and US, and requires a microphone and speaker.
• To store and run games that use the “Standard NVM Express Controller” driver, DirectStorage requires an NVMe SSD and a GPU DirectX12 with Shader Model 6.0 capability.
• With supported games and graphics chips, DirectX 12 Ultimate is available.
• Presence requires the use of a sensor capable of detecting human proximity to the gadget or desire to engage with it.
• A video camera, microphone, and speaker are required for smart video conferencing (audio output).
• A microphone and speaker are required for the Multiple Voice Assistant (MVA).
• Three-column Snap layouts require a screen width of at least 1920 effective pixels.
• The ability to mute/unmute sound from the taskbar requires the use of a video camera, microphone and speaker (audio output). To enable global mute/unmute, the app must support this feature.
• Spatial Sound requires the use of additional technologies and software.
• A video camera, microphone and speaker are required for teams (audio output).
• A multi-touch screen or monitor is required to touch it.
• PIN, biometric (fingerprint reader or illuminated infrared camera) or a phone with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth capabilities are all required for two-factor authentication.
• A PC with a microphone is required for voice input.
• Wake on Voice requires the use of a Modern Standby power supply model as well as a microphone.
• New IHV WLAN hardware and drivers, and a Wi-Fi 6E enabled access point/router are required for Wi-Fi 6E.
• For biometric authentication, Windows Hello requires a camera with near infrared (IR) imaging or a fingerprint reader. Windows Hello can be used with a Microsoft-approved PIN or portable security key on devices without biometric sensors.
• A graphics card supporting Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) 2.0 and a Wi-Fi card supporting Wi-Fi Direct are required for Windows Projection.

For more information, visit the Official website of Windows 11.