Features

1. Redesigned Start Menu and Taskbar: Windows 11 introduced a centered Start Menu and Taskbar, giving a cleaner and more centered look to the desktop interface. The Live Tiles from Windows 10 were replaced with static icons.
2. Revamped Window Management: Windows 11 was expected to introduce new window management features, such as Snap Layouts and Snap Groups, which allow users to organize and manage open windows more effectively.
3. New Widgets: Widgets were reintroduced in Windows 11, providing personalized feeds of information, such as news, weather, calendar, and other updates, directly on the desktop.
4. Enhanced Performance: Windows 11 was anticipated to have improvements in performance and efficiency, benefiting from better hardware utilization and optimizations.
5. Microsoft Store Redesign: The Microsoft Store was expected to receive a redesign in Windows 11, making it easier to discover and install apps.
6. Direct Integration with Microsoft Teams: Microsoft Teams was expected to be integrated directly into the taskbar, making it easier to access for both personal and work-related communication.
7. New Snap Layouts and Snap Groups: These features would allow users to easily organize and manage multiple open windows on their desktop, improving multitasking capabilities.
8. Updated Microsoft Edge Browser: Windows 11 was expected to come with an updated version of the Microsoft Edge browser, providing improved performance, security, and features.
9. Redesigned System Sounds and Icons: The system sounds and icons were expected to receive a modernized and consistent design, contributing to the overall aesthetic of Windows 11.
10. Enhanced Gaming Capabilities: Windows 11 was anticipated to have improved gaming features, including support for DirectX 12 Ultimate, Auto HDR, and other performance enhancements.
11. Compatibility and System Requirements: Windows 11 was also expected to have new system requirements, focusing on modern hardware specifications to provide a smoother and more secure experience.