Replace Win10! Microsoft's most important OS confirmation after Win7

##Windows 11 system has long become the focus of the market. Friends who are fed up with Windows 10 system updates are looking forward to real changes brought by Windows 11 system, and this time, Microsoft seems to know how to use market popularity to promote itself.

# Recently, Microsoft officially launched Te posted a tweet stating that remote video conferencing is very stressful and that users need a short break. He then attached a link to an article detailing the impact of breaks on meetings, and advertised his own Teams and Outlook.

However, the official used an interesting dynamic picture on the cover, a little man doing yoga "meditating" between the numbers 11. Based on the content of the article, it is speculated that Microsoft may add better features to Win11 The do-not-disturb function, if you open your mind a little more, it may also be a "meditation mode" similar to Hydrogen OS.

The Arabic numeral "11" graphic appears in the warm-up animation, which can be said to be too obvious. It is worth noting that there is a little man meditating between the two 11 numbers in the animated image. In line with Microsoft's copywriting focusing on brain relaxation, it is speculated that the Windows 11 system will add more detailed support for remote meetings, do not disturb, time management, etc. The optimized functional features make it easier for users to find a balance between work and rest.

At Microsoft’s Build 2021 conference, Satya Nadella said that Microsoft is working on "One of the most important Windows updates of the past decade."

Judging from the time, Nadella was obviously talking about Windows Sun Valley Update, which is the codename for the next-generation Windows 10 version and its operation A "major update" to the system. In addition to the "Zen Meditation" little man, Microsoft also released the latest trailer for the June release event two days ago. You can see in the picture below that this 11-minute video includes various versions of Windows. Launch a medley of sounds, including Windows 95, Windows XP, and Windows 7 melodies.

According to Microsoft, the melodies have been slowed down 4,000%, and together they spell out "11 minutes" of music to help those who are worried about June. Those who are excited about the launch on the 24th.

What I want to say here is that this trailer actually contains some easter eggs, such as a beam of light coming from the window and forming on the ground. The vertical light of "11" seems to make up the name of Windows 11. Additionally, the clip also includes footage of the Valley of the Sun (preview below).

#From this, combined with the previous From all the signs, it is not difficult to see that Microsoft is indeed wildly hinting at something related to "11", and the executives who made the decision that "there will never be Win11" have long since left.

# except There is various evidence that Windows 11 is coming soon. According to the life cycle page of Win10 Home and Professional editions, Microsoft will end support for the Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel on October 14, 2025. Considering that Microsoft has once again emphasized that Windows 10 will end support after 10 years of service (October 14, 2025), outsiders speculate that this is also a stepping stone for Windows 11.

It should be noted that in addition to the Insider version and the dedicated Enterprise LTSC version, all other Windows 10 (Home, Pro, Education, Enterprise etc.) The official versions all belong to the Semi-Annual Channel (SAC for short), which is a half-year channel. Function updates are released in the first half and second half of each year. The latest version of the Semi-Annual Channel is currently 21H1.

#Although the officially announced time It is already very short, but this does not prevent netizens from making various speculations about Windows 11. Now, let us take a look at those Windows 11 rumors!

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In fact, Microsoft will announce the name of the next version of Windows on June 24, there are reports According to reports, the next generation desktop operating system will be called "Windows 11". The company internally refers to its next-generation operating system by the codenames Sun Valley and Cobalt, but when it officially launches on June 24, it will be simply called Windows 11. This will be a free optional upgrade for those already running Windows 10, which will be released to mainstream audiences this fall.

Currently we know very little about the unannounced Windows 11, or Windows “Sun Valley,” which is said to feature a new Start menu, Action Center, Visual revamp of the taskbar, as well as other core components such as animation effects, context menus, application menus, etc. The latest news coming out today is that in addition to user interface changes, the next generation of Windows will also come with a large-scale scheduled update.

##Windows comes with a system The scheduler is mainly used to determine the thread that should get the next processor time segment, control multitasking, and improve the overall performance of the platform. The scheduler is designed to use scheduling priorities to determine which thread should run next, but currently it is not properly optimized for hybrid CPUs.

# It has been reported that the upcoming version of Windows will have a "massive scheduled update" to support Intel's upcoming CPUs.

This is according to YouTuber Moore's Law is Dead, who also claims that Intel's long-awaited 12th generation lineup "Alder Lake" The chip will launch in October alongside Microsoft's next generation of Windows.

According to reports, Intel’s Alder Lake chips will introduce a new motherboard socket that will use both regular CPU cores and efficient/low-power cores to provide laptops with better performance and longer battery life. Some reports claim that Alder Lake CPUs will offer significant performance upgrades over Rocket Lake.

Microsoft is apparently working with Intel to optimize performance for "Alder Lake-S" desktop processors. Windows will reportedly get an improved scheduler to support such hybrid processors (CPU cores designed for different tasks).

##has been revealed before. "Sun Valley", Microsoft announced that it would give Windows a brand-new UI, trying to solve a thorny problem in the current version of Win10-multi-style UI mix and match. In fact, the industry has already made a conclusion about Microsoft's aesthetics. It can be summed up in two sentences: "If you are born at the wrong time, you will not want to change if you are old!". In speculation about the next version of Windows, it is also difficult for us to bypass a system that has been sentenced to death by Microsoft-Win10X.

Win10X was once an operating system built by Microsoft specifically for dual-screen devices. It was launched in 2019, four years after the launch of Win10. As a brand new UI system, Win10X solves many problems of Win10 at the UI level, such as integrated windows, a more harmonious and unified appearance, etc. This coincides with Microsoft’s discussion of the next generation of Fluent Design.

#In fact, from recent times It can also be seen from the latest Win10 Dev update that Microsoft is planning to unify all interfaces into one framework, with a more modern appearance, rounded corners, floating menu frosted glass. And this change may no longer be limited to the operating system itself, but also includes functional modules, built-in components, and third-party software. In the future, Windows may become a unified UI system similar to MacOS. This is the biggest surprise that Microsoft brings us!

Win10 introduced the virtual desktop function very early, but the usage rate... is inversely proportional to the initial call. Of course, this may be related to Microsoft's consistent thinking. Others design the framework first and then add functions to it. As for Microsoft...it is precisely that they have the functions first and then find ways to stuff them into the system. Although we don’t know whether the next version of Windows will make any changes to this issue, what is confirmed is that Microsoft will strike a balance between virtual desktops and multiple monitors.

#Currently relevant information in this regard Microsoft has revealed less about the content. But an obvious problem is that the current "virtual desktop" already has a certain conflict with the "physical desktop" (multi-monitor). Due to the inherent design shortcomings of the Win10 virtual desktop (such as the lack of mouse drag management similar to MacOS), this kind of The design that is separated from the physical desktop obviously does not achieve the effect of 1 1>2. It was previously reported that Microsoft is planning to introduce an Azure-based cloud operating system for Windows, which may be the best way out for Windows "virtual desktops" in the future.

For any operating system manufacturer, it is incorrect to simply focus on a certain platform. Apple not only made the transition from MacOS to ARM smooth, but also formed a huge ecosystem with iOS, iPAD, etc. In addition, although Huawei's Hongmeng is not powerful enough yet, it has also begun to integrate many scenarios such as mobile phones, TVs, tablets, cars, and desktops. From this perspective, Microsoft's emphasis on the tablet model may be just the beginning of its huge plan. After all, the "unified ecosystem" is the best chance of winning against other opponents in the future.

Compared with Win10X, which has a bumpy life, Win11 has a brighter future. If Microsoft really will use the new system codename of "Windows 11" , then this means that the Windows system will usher in a new chapter. What do you think of the major update to Windows that Microsoft will bring on June 24? Please vote and leave a message to share it with everyone!