E-Books →ring Windows 11

Most PC users were definitely anxious to have the next Windows released. They must have been looking forward to new features that will be added and those that will be improved upon.

In June 2021, Microsoft released them of their anxiety by announcing the release of Windows 11, its newest major version of the NT operating system, which will replace Windows 10 released in 2015.
Microsoft however didn't disappoint its users as major changes have been introduced in Windows 11. Some of these changes includes a redesigned Start menu, the removal of "live tiles", the creation of a separate "Widgets" panel on the taskbar, the ability to minimize and restore groupings of windows from the taskbar, the integration of Microsoft Teams in the taskbar, and many more features.

In addition, Microsoft Store has also been redesigned to serve as a unified storefront for apps and other content. Microsoft Store now supports Win32, progressive web applications, and other packaging technologies. It also announced that third-party application stores (such as Epic Games Store) will be able to distribute their clients via the Microsoft Store.
With all the new features Windows 11 is endowed with, it's quite obvious that it is very different and more unique compared to its predecessor, a technical guide on how to go about upgrading and making the most use of Windows 11 is however needed.