Here, we've listed 15 new highlights in Windows 11, from an updated Start Menu and Action Center to assist Android applications, Auto-HDR, and more. We've covered everything of the new highlights in Windows 11 intimately, from hidden to essential.

System requirements:

Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor
RAM: 4 gigabytes (GB)
Storage: 64 GB or larger storage device
System firmware: UEFI, Secure Boot capable
TPM: Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0
Graphics card: Compatible with DirectX 12 or later with WDDM 2.0 driver
Display: High definition (720p) display that is greater than 9” diagonally, 8 bits per color channel

1. NEW START MENU

Of all the new features in Windows 11, the new launcher-style floating Start menu is the most distinctive part of Microsoft's next-generation desktop OS. It's a pop-up design with attached and recommended apps accompanying one another. So far, the recommendations are pretty good. I feel the new Start Menu is that the best Windows 11 has. Alternatively, you'll hover your mouse over the search menu, and it'll suggest several apps base on your past searches. Overall.

2. NEW SUPPORT CENTER

New Support Center follows the configuration language we have seen in mobile OS. You can directly press the single WiFi, Volume & Battery button to open the New Action Center. It has all the controls, including the brightness and volume sliders, etc... The Bluetooth connection is now much faster, and you do not have to dive into settings to pair your device. The New Action Center is better responsive compared to Windows 10 Action Center had.

3. NEW MICROSOFT STORE

The recently developed MS Store is another incredible new component in Windows 11. It is worked from the beginning and presently upholds Win32. NET, UWP, Xamarin, Electron, React Native, Java, and surprisingly Progressive Web Apps. You can even find themes and extensions for Microsoft Edge in the new MS Store. I've never been a fan of the MS Store due to being a slow experience with the past, yet the upgraded one truly looks incredible.

4. SUPPORT FOR ANDROID APPS IN WINDOWS 11

The fundamental advantage of Windows 11 is that it would now be able to run Android. In any case, support for Android applications has not been included the current pre-form 22000.51. MS has affirmed that the capacity to install Android applications will show up in future builds. MS adopted a similar strategy as WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux). This means that Android applications will run natively on Windows 11, and the performance will be pretty good.

5. UPDATED APPS ''SETTING''

Since the launch of Windows 10, Microsoft has totally refreshed the Settings application interestingly. The settings page is flawlessly separated into classifications with menus and submenus, just as a static panel on the left. You additionally get a report on battery utilization. By and large, I truly like the new settings redesign, yet the way things are a little slow and not as responsive as one might expect. Furthermore, indeed, you actually have the Control Panel available to you for those of you who are interested.

6. FASTER WINDOWS UPDATES

With Windows 11, you'll have a lot quicker Windows update process compared to other Windows... Microsoft has guaranteed that there will be 40% fewer Windows updates. If the update is pending when you restart your PC, it will show you the exact time it takes to finish the update. This incredible enhancement will save you time and bother. The new update system is one of the best Windows.

7. WINDOWS 11 WIDGETS

It's interesting to see how passionate Microsoft is about mobile design for its next-generation desktop OS. In Windows 11, Microsoft introduced widgets where you can find any information with a single click. This is like the Google Assistant snapshot and Today's View in Apple iOS 15. You can follow the most recent news, your own photographs from OneDrive, sports scores, stock costs, etc... The widgets area is also customizable, and you can customize it as you like.

8. SNAP LAYOUT & NEW MULTITASKING

Snap was at that point incredible on Windows 10. However, Microsoft went considerably further by adding the easier Snap Assist. This new element is called Snap Layouts. Presently, when you hover your mouse over the maximize window button, you will discover various layouts for how you need to situate the window. In case you are using a huge screen, this will assist you with expanding your efficiency.

9. NEW CONTEXT MENU & ROUNDED CORNERS

Windows 11, at last, has an advanced setting menu without sharp corners. It works out positively for the general tasteful of Windows 11. I love the new design of MS Windows 11. Windows UI components are extraordinary. Also, you'll discover rounded corners everywhere, and I trust Microsoft keeps up with that degree of consistency as we push ahead.

10. ADVANCED GESTURE CONTROL

Gestures have been a piece of Windows 10 for quite a while. Things could improve with the further developed gesture controls and the mandatory requirement for an exact touchpad for Windows 11. I can certainly say that the new gestures feel fluid while moving between applications, virtual desktops, web browsing, etc...

11. NEW MINIMAL LOCK SCREEN 

Allow me to reveal to you that the new lock screen in Windows 11 looks astounding as well. It applies acrylic blur to the background, and Segoe UI's new factor text style makes things surprisingly better. You can turn them off in settings to get a perfect lock screen on the off chance that you don't need all the lock screen connections and suggestions.

12. INSTANT ANIMATIONS

Perhaps the best feature of Windows 11 is fluid animation in the UI. Open any application on the taskbar, and you should see some cool animations. Presently switch between applications or open the task view, there you have smooth animations. I think Windows 11 has separated it by adding fundamental components and a lovely design.

13. AUTO HDR & DYNAMIC REFRESH RATE

During the presentation of Windows 11, Microsoft announced help for Auto HDR, which will improve the viewing experience while playing games. It unquestionably seems like an incredible feature for the huge Windows gaming community. Furthermore, Windows 11 added Dynamic Refresh Rate to guarantee a smooth and seamless experience with the OS. 

14. MODERN CONDUCTOR

Windows Explorer has been a significant discussion among Windows users. Die-hard fans object to any progressions to Explorer. In any case, it truly required an advanced update, and the new explorer is working and has every one of the highlights you need. You currently have new beautiful icons, another setting menu, and a command bar at the top that replaces the current strip menu bar.

15. ARM EMULATION

Finally, Windows 11 also introduced the support for 64-bit emulation on ARM PCs with the ARM64EC level. Microsoft has invested in a ton of energy following quite a while of stagnation. At last, you will be able to run 64-bit Win32 applications on Windows 11 ARM-based PCs. This is an immense success for consumers. I trust the company continues its endeavors to make a superior and more consistent Windows 11.