Windows 11 Preview 25314Dev/ 22H2 2022 Update

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Windows 11 is a major version of the Windows NT operating system developed by Microsoft, significant changes to the Windows shell influenced by the abolition of Windows 10x, including a redesigned Start menu, and the replacement of "live tiles" with a separate "Widgets" panel on the taskbar.

It also provides the ability to create tiled groups of windows that can be minimized and restored from the taskbar as a group. There are new gaming technologies inherited from Xbox Series X and Series S such as Auto HDR and DirectStorage on compatible devices. Internet Explorer (IE) has been replaced by Microsoft Edge based on the Blink engine.

Microsoft has increased hardware requirements compared to Windows 10. Now it only supports the OS with updates on devices that use an 8th generation Intel Core CPU or later (with some exceptions). The AMD Ryzen CPU is also based on the Zen+ micro architecture or later. Or Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 ARM on-chip or later. Windows 11 is designed for UEFI secure boot and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 support. Additionally, Windows 11 no longer supports 32-bit x86 architecture or systems that use BIOS firmware.

To fully understand the magic of Windows 11, you must have it in your hands. In Windows 11, you'll find more features like chat with Microsoft Teams and Android apps in the Microsoft Store over the coming months because they're ready for you.

Beautiful, fresh and quiet visuals and sounds

From rounded corners to content centering and new animations, this new visual design spans across multiple areas of Windows 11. Here are some of the key highlights you'll see after installing this version:

• Start: Start puts everything you need on your PC in the middle with a bunch of installed apps and a "Recommended" section that runs on the cloud. Shows recently opened files from your computer and across your devices such as your smartphone using OneDrive.
• Taskbar: The taskbar is also centered with a beautiful new animation. Try pinning, launching, switching, minimizing, and rearranging your apps on the taskbar to see beautiful new animations.
• Notification Center and Quick Settings: The lower right corner of the taskbar contains a button for Notification Center (WIN + N) and Quick Settings (WIN + A). The Notification Center is the main place for all your notifications in the operating system and a full-month calendar view.
• File Explorer: File Explorer has been updated with a clean look and a brand new command bar. It also offers beautifully designed context menus when right-clicking in File Explorer or on the desktop. Application developers will be able to expand the new context menus.
• Themes: In addition to the all-new default Windows 11 themes for both dark and light mode, it also includes four additional themes so you can make Windows feel the way you want. All new themes are designed to compliment the central taskbar. To change your theme, just right-click on the desktop and select "Personalize".
• Sounds: The sounds in Windows 11 nos are lighter and more atmospheric. They also differ slightly depending on whether the Windows theme is in dark mode or light mode. The Windows startup sound is also back where you will hear when your computer starts up.

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Gadgets bring you closer to the information you want and need. Just click on the widgets icon in the taskbar. Swipe from the left using touch, or press WIN + W on your keyboard. Your widgets slide from the left over the desktop. You can customize your experience by adding or removing widgets, rearranging, resizing and personalizing content. Our suite of tools currently focuses on calendar, weather, local traffic, and your Microsoft To Do lists. So are your OneDrive photos, sports, esports, stock watchlist, and tips.

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