See What Makes Windows 11 Stand Out
Windows 11 is the company’s newest iteration in its OS series, offering an enriched and modernized interface. It comes with a middle-aligned Start Menu and modern taskbar, and rounded visuals for a modern design flow. System operations have been fine-tuned for better output. Supporting fluid transitions between open windows.
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Updated Microsoft Store
The Microsoft Store in Windows 11 now boasts a modernized interface with improved navigation and broader app selection, including Win32 apps.
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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.
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Customizable Themes
Windows 11 offers more customization options for themes, allowing you to personalize colors, backgrounds, and the overall look of your system.
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Interactive Desktop Widgets
Windows 11 includes interactive widgets on your desktop, offering real-time updates on weather, news, and calendar events.
DirectX 12 and Game Mode: Enhancing Your PC for Optimal Gaming Performance
DirectX 12, commonly called DX12 is a high-performance interface that optimizes game rendering and graphical effects. Automatically part of both Windows 10 and Windows 11 installations. It ensures high-quality visuals and smooth gameplay in modern games. Game Mode in Windows focuses system resources on gaming, reducing lag and delays.
Notification Center: Clear and Organized Access to Alerts
Taskbar: Efficiently Manage and Access Your Open Applications
Notification Center is designed for easy prioritization and management of notifications.
Taskbar keeps your workspace organized by giving quick access to active apps.
Notification Center helps you avoid distractions by minimizing unnecessary alerts.
Taskbar ensures fast access to your apps, system tools, and settings.
Windows Updates: Managing Updates for Consistent System Performance
Update Hub (aka Windows Update Center) is a Microsoft-managed service for handling operating system and software patches. Integrated into the core of both Windows 10 and Windows 11. It is vital for managing updates and ensuring the ongoing reliability of your system. Providing a smooth process for downloading and installing system updates.
The Start Menu in the most modern Windows version
It has been reshaped through major updates, delivering a cleaner and more accessible interface for users. The streamlined Start Menu now sits at the center of the screen, highlighting a crisp and intuitive interface. It uses pinned programs with a well-designed search area, and quick links to your settings, profile, and shutdown menu.
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