Windows 11 overview key features

 

 Windows 11 overview key features

Microsoft Windows remains the dominant operating system globally, holding a market share of over 72% among PC users. Its popularity stems from numerous key features that set it apart from other operating systems. Offering a comprehensive range of capabilities, compatibilities, and enhanced security measures, Windows provides users with greater control over their computing experience. Its versatility allows it to run on a wide range of hardware, both high-end and low-end.
  Key Features of Windows 11:

1) Seamless Transition from Windows 10: Windows 11 seamlessly integrates updates and investments from previous Windows versions. Many apps compatible with Windows 10 are also supported in Windows 11, including security settings.

2) Enhanced Security: Windows 11 builds upon the security settings of Windows 10, providing improved access to virus and threat protection, firewall and network protection, and account security. Additionally, Windows 11 includes pre-configured security baselines for device use.

3) Microsoft Defender: Built-in antivirus software, Microsoft Defender, safeguards against viruses and malware.

4) Windows Hello for Business: This authentication technology enables users to sign in to their Windows devices using biometric data or a PIN, eliminating the need for traditional passwords. It also facilitates easy access to supported websites without complex password requirements.

5) Microsoft Intune: This software manages device apps and identities, supporting various devices accessing organizational resources such as mobile devices, desktop computers, and more, across multiple operating systems.

6) Snap Layouts: Users can customize the sizes of app windows on their desktop, enhancing multitasking capabilities.

7) Start Menu Customization:The Start menu includes default pinned apps but can be personalized to suit individual preferences. Users can customize the Start menu interface according to their liking.

8) Taskbar Customization: Windows taskbar offers extensive customization options, including color, size, app pinning/unpinning, and repositioning on the screen. Taskbar buttons can be rearranged or resized, and the taskbar itself can be locked.

9) Virtual Desktop: Users can create multiple virtual desktops from the taskbar, allowing for a tailored desktop experience.

[Watch a video demonstration of Snap Layouts and Start Menu customization here.](https://youtu.be/79LZVgfOy1E?si=cUdBWCJ9ghyaJBm9)