Microsoft Windows 11 Professional 64-bit

Windows 11 Professional provides a calm and creative space where you can pursue your passions through a fresh experience.

Windows 11 Features:

The new Windows 11 Professional is available on the widest array of devices, from Microsoft partners who are bringing you the latest innovations in touch, pen, and voice, making it easy to find the best, most affordable device for you. Windows 11 Professional takes gaming to a whole new level with graphic capabilities that rival reality.

New Animations:

From the release of Windows Vista to Windows 10, Microsoft has always introduced new animations whenever they are releasing a new version of the operating system. So it is no surprise that there are new animations in Windows 11 Professional. When you are opening and closing apps on the desktop, it comes with new animations. The operating system comes with beautiful animations which have been toned down compared to the previous Windows.

New Icons:

Most of the icons we have now on our PCs are from Windows 8 or the previous Windows. You will notice that Microsoft has changed the icons of the popular windows like downloads, documents, and pictures. There are new icons for almost everything on the new operating system.

Multitasking:

If you have been using Windows for a while, you probably know how important it is when you can multitask easily. Microsoft has added a “groups” feature to help users to multitask. You can now pair your active windows with other open windows with a click of a button.

New Sounds:

Microsoft has not changed the sound of their operating system, but it changes with Windows 11 Professional. Instead of sticking to the old sounds of the previous windows, the tech company has changed the audio feedback of some of the common tasks. For example, there are new audio feedbacks for error messages, notifications, and other operations of the computer.

Rounded Corners:

This is one of the most noticeable features in the new version of Windows. Windows 11 Professional has changed the previously flat edges of opened windows or apps. You might even be able to compare it with Apple’s macOS Big Sur since they are similar.

Conclusion:

Officially Windows 11 isn’t here yet for regular users but will be coming later this year. If you’re excited, there are some things you can do in the meantime to get ready. We are all waiting for Microsoft to make the official release of Windows 11 Professional for regular users.