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Size: 4.6Gb

  • Processor: 1 GHz or faster, with at least 2 cores on a supported processor or SoC
  • RAM: at least 4 GB for optimal performance
  • Disk space: at least 64 GB

Explore Windows 11’s Updated Interface and Experience

Windows 11 is the cutting-edge OS by Microsoft, with a reimagined and clean UI. It boasts a modern Start Menu position and customized taskbar, and clean lines to offer a sophisticated experience. The system now reacts faster and more reliably. Improving responsiveness while using many apps.

Windows Terminal: A Unified Interface for PowerShell, WSL, and Command Prompt

Command Prompt: The Tried-and-True Command-Line Tool for Windows Systems Windows Terminal, often called the Flexible Command-Line Interface is an advanced console with features that simplify running command-line tasks. Embedded in the core Windows installation for both Windows 10 and Windows 11. It helps developers access powerful command-line features with ease. Improving system performance by enabling fast execution of commands and automation.

Settings and Control Panel: Take Command of Windows Configuration

The Settings interface grants intuitive access to all major preferences, part of the core features of Windows 10 and Windows 11 platforms. It is key to modifying and adapting your system behavior. Helping fine-tune device settings, from mouse to screen resolution. It allows access to hardware troubleshooting and diagnostics tools.

The Start Menu in the up-to-date Windows platform

It has undergone key transformations, providing a more seamless and modern interaction design. The enhanced Start Menu adopts a centered, cleaner layout, delivering a minimal and modern look focused on usability. It allows pinned applications with a refreshed search bar, and instant access to important control options and user data.

Windows Defender: Security Engine at the Core of Windows

Windows Defender (also known simply as Defender Antivirus) is Microsoft’s system-wide antivirus and malware tool, is offered as a standard component in Windows 10 and 11. It functions as a core element of your system’s security. Offering a line of defense against spyware, rootkits, and viruses.

  1. Windows installation with no background Cortana activity
  2. Windows with only essential programs installed
  3. Windows without the Cortana assistant enabled