Windows 11 build 21996 updates leaked, to have new interface and UX

For the longest time, the Windows operating system has lacked a suitable version update. In the previous six years, users have been utilising updated versions of Windows 10. Microsoft is holding a launch event on June 24, and it appears that a new Windows operating system is on the way. Just prior to the event, Microsoft had a Windows 11 leak, which provided consumers with a plethora of information. Here is more information about the Windows 11 build 21996.

Windows 11 ISO leaked

Windows 11 build 21996 updates leaked earlier this week. As they are a leaked copy, it doesn't precisely depict how Windows 11 will appear when it's finalised, but it does give us our first peek at the future OS. Windows 11 offers a redesigned Start menu, taskbar, and numerous other changes as compared to Windows 10. The leaked beta reveals a major revamp of animations, layouts, and features for Windows, albeit the UI isn't complete.

The following are some of the new features in Windows 11

• Snapping has been completely revamped. The snapping animations are new, as is the user interface for selecting which windows snap to which sections of your screen.
• Widgets are also included in Windows 11.
• For Windows 11, there are dark and light modes, which are similar to those seen in Windows 10.
• Many of the sounds in Windows 11 come from Windows 10X.
• Sliding gestures and better hitboxes for touch targets have all been improved.
• There doesn't appear to be a specific tablet mode in Windows 11.

How to perform Windows 11 download?

The Windows operating system that a user has installed on their device is updated on a regular basis. These updates fix bugs and faults while also adding new features to the operating system. A few basic actions must be followed by the user to upgrade the OS. Follow the steps below to perform a Windows Update:

• Users should first click on the Windows symbol in the bottom left corner of the screen, which is labelled "Start."
• This will bring up a menu with several possibilities. Users should scroll down the list of options and select Settings from the drop-down menu.
• Users must first go to the Settings Menu, then to Update & Security, and then to Windows Update.
• Once users have reached this point, the user will see a Check for Updates button that they may click.
• The user will be given the opportunity to download and install any outstanding updates. If the user's operating system is up to date, they will be alerted.

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