changes to the computer when updated to windows 11:

 

Microsoft has recently launched Windows 11. In addition to multiple changes to the user interface of this new operating system, several new features have been added. This update will reach most Windows 10 computers. Running Windows 11 requires a computer with at least 4GB of RAM, 64GB of free storage, and a 64-bit 1GHz dual-core processor. Windows 11 can be downloaded from the company's website later this year. And after installing that operating system, your computer usage experience will change.

Learn how your computer will change after you update from Windows 10 to Windows 11.

 

 

Start Menu in the middle of the screen:

 

Windows 11's Start Menu is brought to the center of the screen. Until now, this menu has been on the left side of the screen in all Windows versions. As a result, Windows 11 looks a lot like macOS and Chrome OS. So, once you start using Windows 11, it may take a few days to get used to it.

 

 

New Start Menu:

 

Live tiles have been removed from the Start Menu. The new Windows Start Menu looks a lot like Chrome OS. Rounded corners will appear on all four sides of the icon.

 

New multitasking:

 

The experience of multitasking in Windows 11 using Snap Layout will be even better. As a result, multiple software can be easily placed alongside the mouse. Earlier this feature could be used through keyboard shortcuts by installing Microsoft Power Toys.

 

 

Documents:

 

Microsoft 365 customers can view their recent files from the Start Menu. This way Android and iOS customers can easily start using the same file in Windows 11.

 

 

Multiple displays:

 

Using multiple displays will get you new features in Windows 11. If you disconnect a display, the software that was open on that display will be minimized automatically. If you reconnect the display later, where the apps were minimized, the software will open in the same layout.

 

 

Freed from the hassle of updates:

 

The company claims that a 40 percent performance boost will be available after the Windows 11 update. Also, the size of the update will be much smaller than before. Also, your computer will not be shut down for updates while working again.

 

 

Microsoft Teams in the taskbar:

 

Microsoft Teams is now being used in many offices. This app can be used from the taskbar of Windows 11.

 

 

Widget:

 

The widget is back in Windows 11. In the new widget panel, various information including weather, cricket score, and other information can be viewed from different devices without opening any app.

 

 

Better touch support:

 

Multiple optimizations have been added to Windows 11 for touch-based devices. Added hepatic feedback for voice typing and touch pen.

 

 

Gaming PC:

 

Windows 11 has added a bunch of new features for game lovers. Auto HDR has gotten better in games. Xbox Game Pass also allows Windows 11 customers to experience a great gaming experience.

 

 

Android app support:

 

A completely new Microsoft Store has been added to Windows 11. Android app can be found here. Android apps can be run on Windows 11 computers by downloading from the store. Microsoft has teamed up with Amazon App Store for that.