Windows 11 には、再設計されたスタート メニューが付属しており、ライブ タイルを廃止して、従来のアイコンと新しいミニマルなデザインを採用しています。メニューは、Windows 10X 向けの同社のデザインに基づいています。タスクバーの上に浮かび、丸みを帯びた角と半透明の素材を使用した新しい OS スタイルのデザインに従います。
Windows 11 には、「スナップ グループ」などの新しいマルチタスキングの改善も含まれています。これは、画面にスナップされた一連のウィンドウに属するアプリをホバーして、スナップしたグループに切り替えることができる機能です。この機能は、複数のウィンドウで作業していて、突然別のアプリに切り替えた後、スナップされたウィンドウのグループに戻りたい場合に便利です。
File Explorer has a new scrollbar that works the same as before, but it has a thinner design. In the left pane, you will also find a new Linux option. This entry has been designed to give you quick access to Linux files inside distros installed with the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
Share
In this new version, the “Share” interface is getting an update. On Windows 11, when you click the Share button, you will get a new UI with several improvements. For example, you will now see a preview of the items along with the option to enable “Nearby sharing” if it’s not enabled. If the contact you want to send the file or the app is not in the list, you now have an option to select a different app or look up your contacts.
Share UI
New icon
Alongside the new interface, File Explorer also introduces new default icons with new styles, orientations, and colors.
File Explorer new icons
Windows 11 includes new icons for pretty much every element in File Explorer, but the ones you will notice immediately are for the default folders (Desktop, Documents, Downloads, Music, and Pictures). There are three versions for the default folder icon. One shows when the folder is empty, another one slightly different that indicates that folder has files, and you will even find an updated version of the zip folder icon.
New folder icons
Microsoft has also made icons for other elements like the installation drive, secondary and network storage, This PC, Network, and there are new icons in the “Folder Options” settings.
While the new File Explorer includes many new visual changes, a lot of elements remain virtually unchanged. You will see this when changing settings, using the Format tool, or when trying to mount a network folder.
Other changes with File Explorer for Windows 11 include the “Run with PowerShell” option in the context menu for PowerShell scripts. You will now be able to extract all files from a zip folder that was previously set to online-only content in OneDrive. And when remaining content, it’s now possible to use the CTRL + Delete and CTRL + Backspace to delete words at a time and the CTRL + Left and Right arrow to move the cursor between words within the name.
Clipboard changes and features
Windows 11 introduces a new version of its Emoji Picker that integrates with the clipboard history and supports animated GIFs. This is, in addition, to support for additional languages, kaomoji, and symbols.
Windows 11 Clipboard UI
The new interface has a modern design using Fluent Design visual elements, such as blur and transparency, and it includes an inline search box to make it easier to discover emojis and animated GIFs.
Since the Emoji Picker is integrating the clipboard history interface, you can now insert emojis and copies from a single experience using the “Windows key + .” or “Windows key +;” or “Windows key + V” keyboard shortcuts.
Starting with this version, you will also find support for Emoji versions 12.1 and 13.0, which brings over 200 new glyphs, and now there are gender-neutral emoji designs.
Furthermore, the clipboard history interface includes options to pin, unpin, delete, paste as text, and individual sync entries.
Finally, if you use the Snipping Tool, when you use the Windows key + Shift + S keyboard shortcut, the capture will now be stored in the Clipboard to paste it on any folder to save the screenshot as a .png file.
Task Manager improvements
As part of the Task Manager improvements, Windows 11 now classifies and shows all the processes from Microsoft Edge. The classification is divided into several elements: Tabs, Browser processes (Browser, GPU Process, Crashpad), Utility plugins (Utility: Audio Service Extensions), and Dedicated & Service workers, and more.
Task Manager Edge classification
You will also see that each process classification is described with an icon to make it easier to identify. If you are viewing a website tab in the processes, it will include the site icon.
Auto-HDR for gaming and DirectStorage
Windows 11 also comes with “Auto HDR for games,” a new feature that has been designed to improve the gaming experience by automatically converting compatible titles from standard-dynamic-range (SDR) to high-dynamic-range (HDR) to unlock the brighter and bolder colors available on compatible displays that use this technology for a more immersive and realistic experience.
Once you enable the feature, you will get a more immersive and realistic gaming experience with an increased range of color and luminance in more than 1000 DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 PC games.
Although this is one of the biggest features on Windows 11, it’s only supported on specific hardware, which means that you will need a monitor that supports HDR. You can use this guide to learn the steps to enable the feature.
DirectStorage is a new technology that allows games assets to load faster to the graphics card without bugging down the processor. In other words, this means faster load times and more detailed game worlds. (This feature will require the latest NVMe drives and optimization by the game developers.)
Also, Windows 11 now supports DirectX 12 Ultimate. DirectX 12 is the technology standard for creating and managing gaming, images, and multimedia (such as visual effects and audio effects) that run on Windows-based devices.
New Windows 11 Settings app
In addition to the new features and changes, Windows 11 also includes a new version of the Settings app. The new experience to customize the look and feel and configure system settings features a new redesigned interface, regroups and integrates new settings, ports more features from Control Panel, removes the homepage, and a lot more.
Windows 11 Settings app
As part of the new experience, the app includes rounded corners, a semi-transparent interface, and modern and colorful icons.
The navigation system is similar to the one available on Windows 10, but now there are more options, and the settings are grouped using different logic.
When you open Settings, you will notice that you are taken directly to the “System” section, and that’s because this version ditches the homepage.
Also, when you open a new section, the pages will be listed on the right side instead of the left.
As you drill down through the pages, at the top, you will find the new breadcrumbs that will indicate your current location in the app. You can click each breadcrumb to jump back to a previous page. The setting pages can also show hero controls for frequently used settings or a specific feature.
Settings breadcrumbs
Finally, the new Settings app can now recommend settings adjustments based on their current state.
System settings
The System section is the new default page when you open the Settings app. It now includes the pages to adjust many settings, including Display, Sound, Notifications, Focus assist, Power, Storage, Nearby sharing, as well as Multitasking, Activation, Troubleshoot, Recovery, Projecting to this PC, Remote Desktop, Clipboard, and About.
System section
Also, the hero controls in this section include desktop preview, device name, and option to rename the system, and you will find icons with the status of OneDrive and Windows Update.
Display
On the “Display” page, the Scale & layout section introduces new settings to remember window locations based on monitor connection and window locations based on monitor connection to improve the experience when working with more than one monitor.
Multiple displays
These settings are part of a new experience on Windows 11 that allows you to restore apps automatically to their original location when reconnecting an external monitor.
You will notice a new “Automatically adjust contrast based on the display content to help improve battery” option, under the Brightness setting, to disable content adaptive brightness control (CABC) on Windows 11.
In the “Advanced display” page, there is a new option (Dynamic) to enable the new Dynamic Refresh Rate (DRR) feature in the refresh rate setting.
Dynamic refresh rate
If you choose this option, Windows will automatically lower or increase the display refresh rate to reduce the power consumption on supported hardware.
Also, if the display is certified as HDR, you will know this information on this page.
On the “Graphics” page, there is a new search box and list of apps you may want to customize.
Also, the Night light page is not getting new settings, but when turning the night light on or off manually through the Settings app or Action Center, the feature will now turn off immediately rather than using slow transition.
Sound
On the Sound page, you will find an option to enable mono audio for people with difficulty hearing, and there is an option to pair output devices quickly.
Mono audio
Under the “Advanced” section, you will find a new option to access all the sound devices, troubleshoot, and others.
The “App volume and devices preferences” page has become the “Volume mixer.” The page still has all the same settings, and it replaces the legacy Taskbar volume mixer menu.
Windows 11 Volume mixer
The Properties page for devices has been redesigned with high-quality icons, driver information, and new settings.
Sound properties
The Speakers page now houses permissions to allow or deny apps access to the output device. You can choose the audio format, adjust the volume, and enable Spatial sound. Also, you can now rename the device, see the driver information, and check for driver updates.
Notifications
On the Notifications page, you only have three settings, and there’s an option to access the “Focus assist” settings page.
Power & battery settings
The Power & battery page now displays the battery usage over time.
Power & battery settings
Storage
The Storage page has been updated with new features, and the information about the system drive is now front and center.
Windows 11 Storage settings
Storage sense is now located under the “Storage management” section. The only change on the Storage sense page is the new option to run the cleanup of temporary files automatically.
The Windows 11 Storage sense has a new feature known as Cleanup recommendations that shows how many large files and used files, synced files to the cloud, unused apps you can uninstall, and the temporary files you can delete to free up space.
Cleanup recommendations
The feature is straightforward. You only need to select the items and click the “Clean up” button to free up additional space.
In the “Advanced storage settings” section on the main Storage page, you will find the new Disks & Volumes feature that replaces the legacy Disk Management experience.
Disks and volumes
Windows already has a tool to manage disks and volumes, but it’s an old control panel experience. The new experience was built from the ground up with modern improvements and accessibility in mind. It also features better integration with features, such as Storage Spaces and the Storage breakdown page.
Like the legacy tool (which is still available), the new tool allows you to view all the drives connected to the device, and you can create, resize, format, and change letters for partitions.
On the page, the disk tool shows all the drives connected to the device with basic information, such as the disk number, media (SSD or HDD), and whether if the drive is online or offline.
You can select the drive and click the Properties button to give you additional information like name, identification, model, media, capacity, and type. You’ll also see the current status and the partition style (for example, GUID Partition Table “GPT”).
Hard drive information in Settings
The Advanced Disk Properties option opens the properties of the drive with the Control Panel.
While on the main page, if you expand the drive, you will see the list of partitions with rich details, including the file system, partition type, status, and more.
Settings partition info and tools
In addition, the experience includes a health monitor feature to keep tabs on the health of Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) Solid-State Drives (SSDs).
If there is an issue with the drive, you will see a notification to view more details and access the drive to back up the data before it’s too late. The notification will open the drive page, where you can find more information, including the life remaining on the drive, temperature, and available space.
You can select each drive, and clicking the Properties button will access another page where you can change the label or drive letter. You can resize the partition with the Change size button. You can add a path to the volume, and you can even enable BitLocker on the drive.
If you are dealing with an external drive, the properties page will also include options to delete and format the partition, and you can bring the drive online or offline.
Windows 11 is also bringing Storage Spaces to the Settings app. This means you can now create and manage storage pools and spaces, add and remove drives, and optimize pools within the Settings app without opening Control Panel or PowerShell.
Multitasking
On Windows 11, the Multitasking page includes the options to enable and disable Snap layouts, Snap groups, and more.
Multitasking settings
Also, the “Virtual Desktops” settings have been renamed to “Desktops,” and the settings are all the same ones as before. And now, the Settings app includes an option to enable or disable the title bar window shake (Aero shake) feature.
Bluetooth & devices settings
The Bluetooth & devices section has also been updated to make it easier to connect peripherals to Windows 11. This section includes the settings to control Bluetooth, Devices, Printers & scanners, Your Phone, Cameras, Mouse, Touch, Pen & Windows Ink, AutoPlay, and USB.
Bluetooth & devices settings
Devices
On the Devices page, you will see a list of the input, output, and other devices connected to your computer. And the Add device will open the wizard to install new peripherals like on Windows 10. If you no longer need a device, you can remove using the peripheral’s menu on the right side.
Windows 11 Devices settings
This used to be the “Bluetooth & other devices” page.
You can manage features like brightness, contrast, rotation settings, and even enable or disable Video HDR and Eye Contact in the camera settings. The Video HDR and Eye Contact features are only available in supported hardware.
Webcam configuration
Touch
The Touch page is also new, and it’ll be available on devices with touch screens.
Network & internet settings
In the Network & internet section for hero controls, you will see the active network connections, connection properties, and data usage. This part of the Settings app includes the settings for Ethernet, Wi-Fi, VPN, Mobile hotspot, Airplane mode, Proxy, Dial-up, and Advanced network settings.
Windows 11 Network & internet
Wi-Fi
The Wi-Fi page isn’t new, but it has been tweaked with an option to view the available wireless networks within the app.
Windows 11 Wi-Fi settings
Ethernet
The Ethernet page now includes an option to set up IEEE 802.1x network authentication settings. (In previous versions, this needed to be done in Control Panel.)
IEEE 802.1X authentication
You can now configure Domain Name System (DNS) without opening the Internet Protocol (IP) configuration page.
Windows 11 DNS only settings
Finally, starting on Windows 11, you can configure DNS over HTTPS (DoH) to encrypt DNS queries using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) protocol.
Advanced network settings
The Advanced network settings page is new, and it includes the options to enable or disable, rename, and view the status of network adapters. (In previous versions, this needed to be done in Control Panel.)
Advanced network settings
Personalization settings
While the Personalization section is not new, it has a lot of improvements. For example, the section now shows the six new default themes and a preview of the desktop as hero controls, and it houses the settings for Background, Colors, Themes, Lock screen, Touch keyboard, Start, Taskbar, Fonts, and Device usage.
Windows 11 Personalization settings
Themes
The Themes page is almost identical to the previous version, with the difference that it includes six new default settings.
Themes settings
On the Sounds page, you will also find that the “Play Windows Startup sound” option is now enabled by default, and this is because Windows 11 is also bringing back the startup sound again. However, the Windows startup sound will not play after the computer reboots automatically to apply updates.
In addition, you will now find new default sounds for pretty much every action in the latest version of Windows. Microsoft has been created a slightly different sound theme when using the dark mode.
Windows 11 startup sound
You can check out the new sounds by selecting each event and pressing the Test button.
Touch keyboard
The Touch keyboard page is new and houses the settings to adjust the on-screen keyboard, including settings to change the keyboard size, theme with the option to show background and change the size of keys.
Touch keyboard settings
Start
The Start page includes the new settings to customize the Start menu. For instance, you will now find the options to show or hide recently added and most-used apps. You can also control whether or not to show items in the jump list and the “Recommended” section.
Start settings on Windows 11
In addition, the Folders setting lets you decide what folder (or quick links for File Explorer, Settings, etc.) appear next to the profile menu in the Start menu.
Taskbar
The Taskbar page no longer includes the options to change the Taskbar location, height, or icon size. Instead, the settings reflect the new features, including showing or hiding the Search, Task View, Widgets, and Chat buttons.
Taskbar settings
You can show or hide the “Pen menu,” “Touch keyboard,” and “Virtual touchpad” buttons that appear in the system tray. Also, you can control which items appear in the overflow menu.
Taskbar behaviors
Finally, in the “Taskbar behaviors” settings, you can change the Taskbar alignment to the left and center. You can also enable auto-hide the Taskbar, show badges for unseen messages, disable the show desktop button, and control the experience in a multiple display setup.
Device usage
The Device Usage is new, and it lets you specify how you plan to use the computer so that Windows 11 can tailor the ad experience.
Device usage
Apps settings
The Apps section includes the settings for Apps & features, Default, Offline maps, Optional features, Apps for websites, Video playback, and Startup.
Windows 11 Apps settings
Apps & features
The Apps & features page is not changing significantly, but you will find a new “Share across devices” feature, allowing you to pick up an app you left off on another device.
Apps & features settings
When you select “More settings,” you will notice a new Archive apps feature.
The feature is meant to archive apps you don’t often use to save space and internet data. The next time you try to open the app, it’ll connect to the internet and download the full version again. Of course, this is if the app is still available in the Microsoft Store.
Optional features
The Optional features page used to be part of the “Apps & features” page, but it’s now a separate page.
Accounts settings
The Accounts section displays the current user information, OneDrive, and Microsoft Bing rewards details for hero controls. As part of the settings, in this section, you will find the settings for Your info, Email & accounts, Sign-in options, Family & other users, Windows backup, and Access work or school.
Windows 11 Accounts settings
Windows backup
The Windows backup page is new to Windows 11 and includes the settings to control the OneDrive folder syncing and sync app and system preference settings to the cloud.
Windows Backup settings
For control heroes, you will see the status for “Preferences,” “App list,” and “OneDrive backup.”
Time & language
The Time & language section includes the settings for Date & time, Language & region, Typing, and Speech pages.
Windows 11 Time & language
Typing
The Typing page isn’t new to Windows 11, but the settings were located in the “Devices” section.
Accessibility
Formerly known as “Ease of access,” the Accessibility section houses the settings Text size, Visual effects, “Mouse pointer and touch,” Text cursor, Magnifier, Color filter, Contrast themes, Narrator, Audio, Captions, Speech, Keyboard, Mouse, and Eye control.
Windows 11 Accessibility settings
Visual effects
The “Display” settings page has now been renamed to “Visual effects,” and the settings are the same as before.
Mouse pointer and touch
The “Mouse pointer” page has been renamed to “Mouse pointer and touch,” and the settings are the same as before.
Privacy & security
On Windows 11, the “Privacy” page has been renamed to “Privacy & security.” This page includes the settings for General, Speech, Inking & typing Personalization, Diagnostic & feedback, and Activity History. Also, in this area is where you will now find Search permissions and Searching Windows pages.
Windows 11 Privacy & security settings
Since this section also includes security settings, you will find the Windows Security, Find my device, Device encryption, and For developers pages.
Screenshot borders
On Windows 11, the Screenshot borders page is new, and it allows you to control if apps can choose to access the screenshot borders.
Screenshot borders settings
Screenshot and apps
The Screenshot and apps page is new for this release, and it includes the settings to decide which apps can grab screenshots.
Screenshots and apps settings
Windows Update
The Windows Update section is a new section on Windows 11. The page now includes colorful icons and improvements to communicate the status of updates better. Also, in this section that’s where you will find the settings to view the Update history, access the Advanced options, and enroll a computer in the Windows Insider Program.
Windows Update settings
In addition, when a new update is ready for your device, the Settings app will inform you how long it will take to apply it. However, this feature is only available for Solid-State Drives (SSD) devices.
Advanced options
The Advanced options page now includes a Configured update policies page that shows all the Group Policy policies currently applied to the device.
Advanced options
Also, on this page, you find the page to view and install optional updates available for your device.
Language updates
The Scottish Gaelic keyboard now uses AltGr + 7 to input ⁊ (U+204A TIRONIAN SIGNET), pressing’ will now insert the characters, and Alt Gr +’ now acts as a dead key to add the acute accent with a subsequent letter.
Also, when pressing Shift + 6 will now insert ߾ (U+07FE ), and pressing Shift + 7 will now insert ߿ (U+07FF) for the N’Ko keyboard layout.
Japanese IME improvements and touch keyboard
Windows 11 updates the new Japanese IME to support switching between Hiragana and Katakana using CTRL + CAPSLOCK and ALT + CAPSLOCK (respectively), as it was supported with the previous version.
Microsoft is also introducing the “50-on touch keyboard” layout for the Japanese language. This is a popular layout that allows you to input Japanese texts intuitively without knowing how to compose Hiragana characters.
Japanese 50-on keyboard layout
You can use the new layout by clicking the Settings button and selecting the “50-on” option. It also provides alphabet and symbol views newly explicitly designed for the layout.
Input Method Editor (IME)
Microsoft is introducing a new version of all available IMEs that includes a new modern design using the Fluent Design System, including acrylic background, selection visual, and dark theme support.
There are some font adjustments in the candidate interface to minimize intrusiveness while securing visibility. Also, the new design is expanding to more languages.
Also, in this version, Windows integrates the new IME candidate windows design for Japanese, Chinese Traditional, and Indic IMEs.
Korean IME improvements
If you type in Korean, you’ll also find a new version of the Korean IME with improvements in the typing experience.
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) new features
Windows 11 ships with an updated version of the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) that supports the ability to install Linux GUI (graphical user interface) apps as if they were natively installed on Windows.
Linux GUI apps on Windows 11
In other words, you can now use your favorite Linux editors, tools, and applications on Windows 11 without the need to switch devices or create a virtual machine.
The feature is meant to develop and test your apps on Linux, but you can use this implementation for any situation. The Linux GUI apps on Windows even include support for speakers and microphones, which means that if you install a media app, the peripherals will pass through and appear in the app. GPU accelerated 3D graphics are also supported to run any app that needs to do complex 3D rendering leveraging OpenGL.
また、タスクバーに Linux のロゴが付いたアイコンが表示され、Windows 11 アプリケーションを実行していないことがわかります。
Windows 11 でグラフィカルな Linux アプリを使用するエクスペリエンスはネイティブに感じられますが、そうではありません。アプリは、フレーム、メニュー、およびその他の要素のすべての Linux ビジュアル スタイルでレンダリングされ、フレームの周りに影さえあり、すべてのウィンドウが独立して動作します。ただし、これはリモート デスクトップ接続であり、Microsoft はオペレーティング システムに組み込まれている RemoteApp 機能を利用している可能性があります。
この wsl --installコマンドを使用すると、WSL コンポーネントをすぐにインストールできます。このコマンドを使用するとwsl --update、WSL 2 ディストリビューションで使用される Linux カーネル バージョンを管理できます。
Windows システム イメージからカスタム Linux カーネルが削除され、Microsoft Store から入手できるようになりました。
On Windows 11, you can now attach and mount physical drives inside the Windows Subsystem for Linux distros. The feature enables you to access file systems that are not natively supported (for example, ext4). This means that if you have a dual-boot system with Windows 11 and Linux and are using different drives, you can now access your Linux files from Windows 11.
Also, there is a new option to run Linux commands on the startup of a Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distro.
If you want to use this feature, you will need to edit the /etc/wsl.config file on the distro and adding an option named “command” under the “boot” section.
Windows 11 new system optimization and enhancements
Microsoft has also been working to make resume from sleep mode faster. This was possible because of the optimization done for calling hardware components that have to turn on to resume from sleep to improve memory management.
In addition, at the software layer, Windows 11 is making code changes that translate to around 25 percent faster resume times. Using these new techniques, Microsoft claims that most users will resume their devices from sleep “almost instantaneously,” and the device can “stay in sleep state longer and not hibernate as often.”
Faster Windows Hello sign in
Windows 11 also ships with “code optimization” that makes the Windows Hello sign-in process up to 30 percent faster as part of the performance improvements.
Reduced system footprint
Furthermore, Windows 11 reduces the overall footprint. This was done by expanding the use of compression technologies. Also, non-critical built-in apps and other components (such as Microsoft To Do, Sticky Notes, Power Automate) their default state is now “stub” that also reduces the space on the hard drive, background download activity, and download traffic.
And Windows 11 also reduces the storage consumption caused by the system and browser caches.
Smaller and faster updates
After installing Windows 11, you will notice that updates will download and install faster. This is because Windows includes several optimizations to the update engine, which improves how updates are packaged.
新しい OS では、更新された「Tips」アプリを使用して新しい初回実行エクスペリエンスが導入され、主要な機能更新プログラムがデバイスにインストールされた後の最も重要な変更が強調表示されます。(この機能は、新しい機能更新プログラムをインストールした後に Microsoft Edge ウェルカム ページを置き換えて、ユーザーが機能と変更点、およびそれらの使用方法をよりよく理解できるようにします。)
Windows 11 にはDiskUsageも付属しています。これは、特定のフォルダー (またはドライブ全体) の内容をすばやく分析して、スペースがどのように使用されているかを理解し、最も多くのストレージを使用しているファイルを見つけることができる新しいコマンド ライン ツールです。これは、スペースを解放しようとするときに役立ちます。
ディスクの使用状況
The tool includes many options to customize the report details. For instance, the /minFileSize command can help to find files equal or larger of the size you specified. The /u and /t let you see the top files for a specific location and many other options.
Redesigned out-of-box experience (OOBE) for Windows 11
Windows 11 is introducing a new out-of-box experience (OOBE). This is the experience you usually go through to complete the initial setup of the operating system with a new account, privacy settings, and custom preferences when setting a new device or after a clean installation.
Windows 11 OOBE
The new experience moves away from the blue and dark colors in favor of white and gray colors with a more intuitive and friendly interface to match the new modern design language of Windows 11.
新しい Windows 11 のオーバーホールの一環として、Microsoft は Microsoft Store、ペイント、電卓、時計、ヒント、Snipping Tool などのインボックス アプリの多くを更新し、Power Automate や Chat などの新しいアプリをいくつか導入しています。マイクロソフト チーム。
マイクロソフト ストア
おそらく、Windows 11 の最大の改善点の 1 つは、新しい Microsoft Store アプリの追加です。アプリは新しいインターフェイスとアニメーションで再設計され、コンテンツの検索と発見がより簡単になりました。アプリを初めて開くと、検索ボックスが上部の中央に配置され、ナビゲーションが左側に表示されるようになっていることがわかります。
The “Library” tab that’s where you can go to check for updates. In this section, you will also find a list of all the apps and other content you own across devices.
Finally, the Microsoft Store will now allow developers to make available any type of apps, including traditional Win32, .NET, and web apps. Also, developers now have the option to bring their own monetization platform to keep all the revenue, but the option to use the Microsoft commerce service will still be available.
Get Started
In this new version, Get Started is a new app to help beginners get set up quickly. The app is basic, and it shows things like how to get started with File Explorer, downloading apps, navigating the interface, and going through some basic features.
Windows 11 Get Started app
Tips
ヒントアプリも更新されました。Get Started に似たアプリですが、Windows 11 の使用方法をさらに学習するためのヒントが含まれています。アプリは以前のバージョンで利用可能でしたが、新しいデザイン言語に一致するインターフェイスを提供するようになりました。100 を超える新しいヒントが掲載されています。
Windows 11 ヒント アプリ
電卓
電卓アプリもアップデートを受けています。新しいバージョンは C# で書き直されており、丸みを帯びた角と新しい素材を使用した Microsoft の新しいデザイン言語に従う新鮮な外観が導入されています。
Also, Programmer Mode offers rich functionality that is essential for programming and engineering. Plot one or more equations in graphing mode and then analyze the graph to help identify key graph features, like the “x-” and “y-” intercepts. And you can now convert in more than 100 different units and currencies.
Clock
On Windows 11, the “Alarms & Clock” app becomes just “Clock,” and along with the new name, the app gets a new interface with rounded corners and semi-transparent materials. Also, this new version comes with Focus Sessions, which is meant to be a new way for users to focus on tasks and work.
Clock with Focus sessions
Focus Sessions integrates with Spotify, allowing you to create sessions while playing your favorite music playlist to focus and get work done.