So that way we can install the features we want (like Xbox integrations, etc) or add it later if we want or need. Rock solid stability (may not be fully likely as all operating systems have bugs/ aren't perfect)Īdd or remove certain features during setup. (Maybe/ For select computers like the surface) Always on display support In a world in which connectivity is becoming increasingly ubiquitous, it’s not outside the realms of possibility that Windows 12 could become Microsoft’s first ever cloud. For example, the lite version can remove widgets and xbox integrations and save space for Education pc's. Interactive Widgets, and place widgets on the desktop and in the start menuĬreate a Lite Edition for Lower end/ education computers/ or multiple editions based on the machine. That way the operating system can fully appeal to a desktop, and touch first market There should be no reason for existence since settings is much better, can do the majority of the things control panel did, and stuff like power mode should all be in settings.

Come behind the scenes to learn about why and how we made. Or, maybe a giant like Microsoft already has a plan for a system after Win11. Maybe Microsoft itself doesn’t know yet since they are now busy fixing the problems of the Windows 11 Insider Preview build reported by its Windows Insider Program members. Get rid of Control Panel and Merge it into settings. Windows 11 Controller Bar and XBOX Game Pass widget make it easier to play. So, it is of great chance that the next-generation OS after Windows 11 is Windows 12. There are some smaller changes that Windows 12 needs to be successful. We can expect the Windows 12 requirements to be similar, but also slightly more advanced.

Now that Microsoft is introducing Ai technologies, that will be a big change. Windows 12 system requirements The Windows 11 requirements were as follows: Processor 1GHz single-core processor.

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