Introduction:
With the release of Windows 11, Microsoft has introduced a host of changes and improvements that aim to enhance user experience and productivity. Windows 11 brings a modernized interface, improved performance, and new features designed to meet the needs of today's users. This article will guide you through the major changes from Windows 10 to Windows 11, helping you understand what to expect when updating.
Major Changes from Windows 10 to Windows 11
| Feature |
Windows 10 |
Windows 11 |
| Interface |
Traditional design with Start menu on the left.
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Modern design with rounded corners and centered Start menu and taskbar icons. |
| Widgets |
Largely absent, relied on Live Tiles.
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Reintroduced with personalized feeds for news, weather, traffic, sports, and stock market data. Powered by AI and Edge.
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| Snap Layouts |
Basic window snapping by dragging to sides/corners. |
Enhanced with Snap Layouts for creating tiled sets of windows that group together and minimize/restore as a unit.
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| Performance Improvements |
Solid performance across a range of hardware.
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Inherits technologies like Auto HDR and DirectStorage, along with improvements in Fluent Design System.
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| Copilot |
Not included |
Introduced as an AI-powered assistant to help with tasks, provide recommendations, and improve productivity. |
Conclusion
Transitioning from Windows 10 to Windows 11 introduces numerous enhancements and new features, including Copilot, designed to enrich the user experience. For further details on these updates, please visit the official Windows 11 page. Should you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to our IT Help Desk.