Watch what is next for Windows event on June 24, 2021

Nothing about this amazes me so far. Maybe that will change when we get this or a subsequent build on the DEV Channel, but I doubt it. 11 looks like mostly cosmetic changes.

jbcarreon123 said:

This is the some changes:
New:
Startup
UAC
Hardware
Notification
Background
Sounds

MBR support is dropped so it the first UEFI-Only Windows
new OOBE (Yay! Not the 10 OOBE crap)
also others.

No MBR support huh?!
Why does that have me worried... I use NTFS/MBR on my Windows 10 Pro install with Secure-Boot disabled by default...

f14tomcat said:

Well, that's kind of what I meant, you do have to have the account to be an ongoing active Dev Insider, unless you want to clean install a new one each time thru an ISO from UUPDump.
Thanks.

Not at all,

At fist, your question is complementary of @Paul Black one and Kari did not have anything bad in mind.

The larger the test pattern is, the more data collection will be high. The end result gives MS, 95% of the computer market. Who ever wants to test Windows are welcome since they began, pipeline or not.

Same for Linux.

Their millions of enthusiasts worldwide are not only their contributors, it is the foundation their success.

Windows 10 triggers Windows Eleven new economy.

Regards,

Windows 11 has leaked: Here's a sneak peek before next week's launch!

and

https://www.xda-developers.com/windows-11-switch-back-windows-10-start-menu/

Kari said:

I need to do some research, must find cat food which does not taste like shit! I just installed Windows 11 Pro x64 on a Hyper-V VM.

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If it will help my cat prefers the pate.

swarfega said:

I think we need to remember that it's still very early days yet and a lot of things can and will change.