Microsoft surprised fans a few weeks ago with the Windows version we thought we’d never get. After several years of Windows 10, we’re finally moving up a digit to Windows 11. The new operating system isn’t just a cosmetic upgrade that brings over a new paint job. Microsoft has developed several new features for the latest release that make it a notable upgrade.
Windows 11 is available right away in beta form. You can download and install it on a supported machine after signing up for the Insider program that Microsoft runs. Getting Windows 11 in any other way is ill-advised though, because unofficial Windows 11 installers available for download on the internet can contain dangerous malware.
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