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See What Makes Windows 11 Stand Out

Windows 11 represents the newest evolution of Microsoft’s OS, bringing a fresh and streamlined visual design. It applies a central Start Menu concept and stylish taskbar, and softened corners to complete the modern theme. The speed improvements offer a more dynamic experience. Improving app juggling with smarter memory handling.

• Redesigned Start Menu

  The Start Menu in Windows 11 has been redesigned to be more centered, offering easier and quicker access to your frequently used applications.

• Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2)

  Windows 11 includes WSL2, allowing developers to run a complete Linux kernel on their system, enhancing cross-platform development.

• Improved Accessibility Features

  Windows 11 includes expanded accessibility tools like text-to-speech, magnifiers, and customizable visual settings to improve usability for everyone.

• Personalized Taskbar Widgets

  The taskbar in Windows 11 can be customized with widgets, offering quick access to useful information like weather, news, and calendar updates.

Settings and Control Panel: Simplified Access to Windows Management

The Settings utility is a native Windows tool for managing configurations, included from the start in both Windows 10 and Windows 11 environments. It offers fine-grained control over nearly every system feature. Helping fine-tune device settings, from mouse to screen resolution. It offers recovery environments and startup repair tools.

Windows Updates: Managing Updates for Consistent System Performance

Update Hub (alternatively known as the Windows Update Hub) is a system service created to ensure that Windows devices are regularly updated. Featured as a standard part of Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems. It ensures that your Windows device receives the latest security and feature updates. Enabling automatic updates to keep your system updated with minimal effort.

The Start Menu in the latest stable build of Windows

It has seen technical overhauls, delivering a thoughtfully refined and usable interface. The Start Menu now emphasizes central positioning and usability, designed for minimal distractions and optimal use. It handles apps with a clear and compact search field, and accessible shortcuts for user profile, system controls, and settings.

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3. Windows for low resource usage devices
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