Windows 11 Leaked - Let's Explore It! (Build 21996.1 Overview & Demo)
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Huge news on the Windows scene today! 21996.1, a build of Windows 11, has leaked. Today we're going to explore what's new!
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Microsoft's tweet said "This is just the Start."
The largest change in this demo is the Start.
lol
**illuminati music intensifies**
LMAO
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Hahaha
It astonishes me how the windows logo gets more and more boring with each update. Now it's not even slightly slanted lmao, just 4 plain squares...nice.
That's why I've been saying next they're just gonna use the Windows 1.0 logo from the 80s and say it's revamped lol
I like it
Ya I hate it
They spend all the budget on the rest of the OS lol not enough money left for the logo
The Sun Valley/10x Logo actually seemed much better than what this is here :/
Looking forward to "Upgrading from Windows 1.0 to Windows 11".
imfao
Yeahhh about that...
Yeah
It isn't possible to do a complete upgrade because Windows 1.0 is 16-bit only, and Windows 11 is 64-bit only, and you can't upgrade 16-bit or 32-bit to 64-bit, so you would have to do a clean install of Windows 11 x64 once you have upgraded to Windows 10 x86. However, it is possible to upgrade Windows Server 2003 x64 to Windows 11 x64 without a clean install.
Umm....... good luck with that because that is impossible cuz ain't no way you can run windows 1.0 and windows 11 on the same computer especially because windows 11 doesn't even have a 32 bit version...
Edit: I'm back after 8 monthsssss 😅😅
so basically:
transition: opacity 0.3s;
border-radius: 5px;
you forgot increased bezels... Everything now has bezels!!!
@@ruslankazimov622 omg, even the scroll bar has a bezel now!
@@ruslankazimov622 that so when they bring out windows 12 they can remove them again and sharpen up the round edges to make it look new again. Pointless BS.
@Ok in short: nothing of any importance
You forgot the price
I see agreement that the Windows logo has gone beyond minimalism, and is just boring now.
Good.
Why do i keep seeing you everywhere
Soon it will be a single square to indicate unified Windows.
2nd to reply 4th to like😂
pixelboi
ikr like ok simplistic logos look good but u need to stop somewhere the old logo was both simplistic and not just 4 squares and now the new one like I (and everyone) can do that
The windows logo is just staring straight at us, to assert dominance.
@FoxGacha Stuff stfu
@FoxGacha Stuff :(
@FoxGacha Stuff this is just a placeholder
@FoxGacha Stuff I mean, the final one could be different. You might know about longhorn, it just had a flat white windows flag logo, which was obviously changed in final build. They use placeholders when they're in progress of designing more consistent logos/themes/UI.
It’s just like the Roblox pfp scandal
The characters now are staring at us and it’s scary
I actually think the "leaks" are always just done by the company itself. It's sort of a thing to do to get people hyped up about your product.
in the early days we would call these demo's. but to make it more exciting companies have decided to call it 'leaks'
It’s so they can read the comments and make last minute changes on things that were poorly received.
@@mr_mustache5594 ye
Yep. Funny how every unfinished Version of Windows over the last 20 years has been "accidentally" "leaked" and Microsoft never gives a shit
I feel the same. I mean maybe the first few eons back yeah but these days loose lips sink ships is an obvious thing. Also there is no such thing as bad publicity. People know how leaks hype people up. In some scenarios it could be rumor leaks and the company is just looking for which reaction is the best and runs with it.
It's kinda funny how we've gone from rounded edges, to straight edges, to more rounded edges. I haven't used a Mac in ages, but the new GUI really reminds me of the MacOS design language.
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING AS WELL!!!
Just less consistent!
@@NathanDavisVideos yea it looks like a mac
I prefer the mac os design but iam not a fan of the price tag, so i really appriciate the new direction
@@ChrisBa303 lmfao I guess you buy store brand cereal too
Ah yes classic Microsoft inconsistency: the squares are spaced different on the new Windows logo compared to the Microsoft logo.
same thoughts
I just can't get it: millions of people using their system, and they still can't do proper consistent design throughout the OS. Windows still have very enterprise flavor like "if it ain't broken don't fix it", but everything is "broken" at some degree, and all these bits from XP to 10 all over here
@@ShitHappensRLY at least they finally made paint and notepad fit with the rest of the os and there aren't just vista/7 icons thrown around the place
That detail frustrated me to no end. Widen the gap between the squared, please.
@WolframaticAlpha That’s still a bad excuse for the UX inconsistencies. Linux and macOS are ahead of Windows in this department: you compile a GTK2 app from forever ago and run it on Linux and chances are it’ll match the theme of other GTK2/3 apps on the system. Same with Qt. the visuals can be updated (sanely) without breaking older apps.
@WolframaticAlpha It’s still more consistent than Windows. You know Qt can take Gtk skins?
Im so used to the windows logo being slanted that my brain sees this and makes it look slanted
yes
I kept thinking it was slanted the other way
Me too
Same
Thanks.. I can’t unsee this now :/
This Windows will be better because you can crank it to 11. -Nigel Tufnel
It was never an official position, just an off the cuff comment that. Never refuted or confirmed.
It would seem that you waited since Windows 7 to write that comment 🤣
Oh no
Yep
Strictly speaking, he said "...but these amps go up to 11". So your plagiarisation should strictly be "... but this Windows goes up to 11".
I thought the whole selling point of Windows 10 is that it would forever be upgraded but never replaced. Now they want to push a new OS?
They need money from ppl buying new keys. Idk
@@SwitchTvAr ;)
I'm wondering if it'll be a free upgrade for users of Windows 10.
it's probably internally similar to another windows 10 feature update, but the redesign caused them to decide to brand it as windows 11
@@dozytoast416 Pretty sure it will be, that's how windows 10 was
They wouldn’t necessarily be lying if they just call the new OS DOORS.
Lmaoo
I guess they might actually be dropping the numbering from the name. If you paid attention to the install screen, on the first screen that contained the new logo it said: Windows. No number. It would go in line with their windows as a service target. And since their are delivering a lot as a service through Azure, I guess that's the end goal with Windows as well. That's why the build number will probably continue to start with 10, like 10.1.21455 or something as shown in the video and the versions will be named with year and month or half of the year of launch as they are now like 21h1. I mean it's stupid to deliver Windows as an ongoing service and call it by a number.
@@mihaibozesan no wonder
Millennium
XP
Vista
Longhorn (it needs to be here)
DoorOS? sounds sick ngl
@@mihaibozesan I had the same thought, but IDK if that's conclusive proof. I think we should wait and see.
Can't wait to get a 3rd settings panel
and a 3rd paint
I like how you go to control panel, press on system it sends you back to the other settings panel then you press advanced it opens the other settings panel that should open directly from the control panel 🤦♂️😂
there are already kinda 3 settings pannels, tho the oldest one is kinda in the back and used as a "backbone" to suppliement the other 2
im talking about these small windows that open when you change some very specific setting (for example the sounds) - i think it originates from very old windows versions and were originally opened trough start menu.
then the control panel came, which added more options and kinda segregated these settings and added new ones.
and then came "Windows Settings" which is very minimalistic, not intuitive, and sends you to control panel for most of the specific settings.
@@user-lz5kh3un8z 4D paint sounds interesting (and the most useless and weird thing ever)
@@wojtekpolska1013 and there's also mmc and regedit, so we have 5 settings panels already
I love how they’re still using Vista’s icon on the control panel and in the setup.
Even vista was a better OS than 10.
@James 0000 I can't say for Vista, but at least Windows 7 doesn't have forced updates that will always end up breaking something.
@@germaineliew2012 Windows 10 doesn't have forced updates unless they are security updates and they don't auto restart the computer; Also Windows 10 updates rarely EVER break anything and usually it is caused from a problem on the users end.
@James 0000 Vista was god tier ngl. That was and still is my favorite Windows OS. It never gave me issues or a BSOD during my 10 years with it. I'm being dead serious.
@@thunderbolt10031 Vista was a good OS, it was just too ahead of its time and no computers could actually run it well.
8:28 I love MS logic, it's not installed yet can be uninstalled. Like a zen riddle.
It kinda makes sense, if you really think about it.
I'm fine with the centered taskbar visually speaking. But the fact that the position of the Start button now dynamically moves depending on how many things you have open vs. before when it was reliably at the bottom left corner is objectively a downgrade from a UX perspective.
ala MacOS. Thanks Apple...I guess?
At least is possible to place it to the left were the majority of people using windows are used to.
MacOS type beat
Yes ! Exactly ! This is the perfect opinion.
the icons in taskbar getting arranged in centre is the smart and the obvious way to doing it as it makes it easier to navigate the icons as it is right in front of our eyes. But just like ya said, the position of Start Button changing makes us search for where it is instead of using our reflex to drag the cursor to the corner. This makes it inefficient and a bad-er experience
@@albinjt This. I think I'd be happy with an option to anchor the start button at the left corner, while keeping the rest of the taskbar in the center.
I am just excited to see the new ui elements to clash with that of the elements of windows 10,8.1,8 and older versions.
Maybe we will get a third settings panel!
@@clochard4074 lol
actually, microsoft has also been working on project "sunset valley" which will pretty much standardize all of these things; no more separate control panel and settings, etc; I'm not sure if this is what the new update is, or if it will have anything to do with this new release, but it's been worked on and publicized since late last year or so
@@nicholasmoffett4327 Can't wait until people start complaining that their control panel is now gone.
Also looks like people are going to be divided on the UI changes in the enterprise. Some will rejoice being able to determine the version of Windows, others will be enraged.
@@cacodemon345 Windows aero needs to make a comeback, but this mac like rounded ui looks good too
Its funny how the default Windows 10 "bad thing happened" sound has conditioned me to experience a 1 second anxiety attack.
It's like it's saying really quickly "Oh-hell, nooooo."
I've always disliked Windows 10 sounds coming from Windows 8.1 which had subtle sound effects like 11 or Windows 7, which had different sounds for different themes.
I think I'll hate the calmer sounds really.more... seems off. At least old sounds were blunt about it.
@@dingerling9017 you need to be conditioned into fearing the sound
@Ash Singh nah I mean they sound like actual warnings. Imagine being stabbed to some soothing jazz.
I really like that my man uninstalled Netflix as soon as he started the OS. That's a man with class and standards.
agree I actually proud of him
not trying to sound like a hater but was there a meaning from what he did? lmao
he's good chad
@@miliz_ lmao it means that he’s got class
Yep. The app is really fucking bad on Windows. Just watch using any browser instead, it's actually faster.
Unfinished software? Michael MJD Video? Time to get the popcorn!
WINDOWS 11!??????? Time to get the electric reclining chair and the big projector!
yep
Time to get the.
I have cheetos ^^
@@Alexifeu mmm
The windows logo will soon be one square at this rate.
microsoft Window
Killer (Yoshikage Kira's Theme) - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond Is Unbreakable
intensifies
You mean 1x1 pixel
Its going through Renormalization🤭
At least they acually took a LITTLE effort to add different shading in the taskbar
Imagine if Microsoft leaked this on purpose...great publicity stunt, not going to lie!
They had to, if you are as big of a company as microsoft, you dont just leak a fully working .iso of a system worth milions of dollars. Also its kinda sad that nothing changed to better.
That is most likely the case :-)
This looks amazing... No ads on the startup menu, super smooth animations, the amazing calm sounds and the looks of the new icons... If the leak is intentional, it's great publicity! With that I'm sure upgrading!
Feels like that lmao - but surely a good marketing gimmick if it is
@@radek5268 Microsoft isn't just one individual. People that work at Microsoft can leak fully working .ISO files if they want to, even though they are probably going to loose their job. For example, you can more popular if you leak a private ISO from Microsoft.
Ah yes, the logo has been further simplified.
By 2030, we’ll just have one blue square.
The big "Picture Window"
One blue square, huh? Sounds like the movie, "Idiocracy".
@@crazylikeafox3596 It was supposed to be a movie...not the reality...
I feel like that will be the case…
It’s not simplified it’s modern. Modern style just happens to mean it’s simplified. Anything modern is simplified
Microsoft messing with the start menu once again, we all know how this will go
Just imagine how much of a privacy nightmare they'll make this time!
Open shell for the win haha
i miss windows 7's start menu
Wait still people start comparing it with MacOs
@@Pokefanmati1 i did that the second i saw everything ion the middle of the bar and the over done closing and minimizing animations
I’m just pissed of they didn’t add tabs to file explorer, since while there are alternatives they aren’t native.
I don’t even use windows I use Linux
I would use macos but I don’t have a macbook or imac
In Linux you can choose whatever you want and customize it as much as you want the limit is your imagination
You can even run windows apps
Nothing is native and you can swap apps as you please.
But for macos and windows their file managers run a lot of the system being the wallpaper manager, the app launcher, and other things you can’t go without.
I ditched windows 10 because there isn’t theming, you can hardly customize it and it looks like trash
I hope windows 11 is better i might move back
Windows 7 on ancient hardware gang
Tabs on fe would be rlly useful tho I just keep having a whole bunch of windows everywhere lol
@@enderkiwi H A C K I N T O S H
@@enderkiwi No one actually cares you neck beard
ROUNDED CORNERS!!! THEY'RE BACK PRAISE THE LORD
Also the icons have colors again! Finally I don't have to rely on the shape alone to recognize them.
ironic since they made the Windows flag more boring than the one in the Windows 95 advert (because at least that one had more than one colour)
Macos: finally they do that after 20 years
Yes
rounded corners- yuck. I hope I can get rid of them. makes things look childish, IMO. The centered start menu looks like Fisher Price. Another thing I hope can be changed.
The Windows logo back then was colorful, off center for the hell of it and even bounced a bit when starting up your computer, now it’s just 4 straight blue tiles
I am scared about the amount of modern things Michael is installing.
well at least he haven't started collecting Pokemon cards.
Nah, something like this seems on-brand for him. He loves checking out betas after all.
He'll find some old PC to try to install this on eventually.
Theres a windows application that you can download to install softwares without fully.installing it o your p
U gotta get it to stay up to date
@Sarvesh EB you can just use VirtualBox, it’s basically a virtual PC and you can Install stuff In it
It is possible that the Windows “11” thing is an in-house beta name for a heavily revamped version of 10. Kind of like how Longhorn led to Vista.
Possible, but what about all the '11' hints all over their social media?
@@SirFaceFone I think its to build hype for the vista-like 10 release. isn't it a little weird how a nearly fully flushed out version of windows 11 "leaked" and is now all over youtube?
no
Windows Ultra
Windows generation
Windows XS
@Bogdan Torcea They also don't want to be on version 10 anymore when MacOS is on version 11.
It feels weird hearing Windows 11 since I’ve spent so long hearing Windows 10.
Thing is, will it just automatically download and update like every Windows 10 update, or will I need to do a clean install and reinstall all my apps?
@@ebinrock probably
@@coler4084 probably what, lmao
@@ebinrock Well the Windows 10 Media Creation tool had a copy file option so most likely youll be able to copy your files from Windows 10 to Windows 11 with the Windows 11 Media Creation tool when that is out
@@darrenhirst9900 it will give an error ofc
So essentially, someone put a theme on a Windows image
my thoughts exactly.
I like some of the UI aesthetic changes, particularly the ones that are a lot less flat coloured.
but man that start menu, scroll bars and boot logo is terrible imo
I do not like the new ui either
Start menu and logo is bad but others good, even put back local accounts
Wish that should improve later on...
@@aviaspotter32 local account option was put back a while ago actually.
It is similar to how many DEs in Linux have been setup.
Corporations are getting so crazy there're oversimplifying already oversimplified logos.
yeah im not a fan of it, the 10x logo was better
Windows 12 logo will be Malevich Square
Windows 14 will be a circle
Oversimplifying logos = 🤮🤮🤮🤮
I believe we’re pulling out of it, in some ways. 3D logos are starting to come back in (Win11, Big Sur) and I think there’s gonna be a new age of simple 3D logos
This looks suspiciously like a debian build of Linux
Like gnome xfce and kde but all at the same time
Yeah I was gonna say this looks like a distro lol
Windows 11 looks a bit like Garuda Linux.
@@nickcat1 yes
Looks like Breeze on Plasma
This screams ‘you’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy!’
Nah, I'll say that's more of an Apple kinda thing.
Yea, the telemetry is almost certainly going to 11 as well. Unless you're on Linux you don't own shit.
@@RayBall87 And so did Apple copy Microsoft
You will eat the bugs
Most things lately feel that way.
Why do i have the slight feeling that this is a windows x build morphed into looking like windows 11?
You're probably right. This is some kind of horrific Frankenstein between Windows 10 and X.
@@mikul2646 Windows 10 is a Frankenstein itself lol
“Windows 10 will be the last windows ever” that didn’t age well
I actually liked that idea tbh.
Maybe they will call this "Microsoft Shutters 11" so it's not a lie.
I'm wondering if it's going to be called windows 11 but basically just be windows 10 under the hood
Kinda funny they ditch 10 the year after apple finally ditched 10 as well
I liked 10 so much. Some of this stuff is cool but there wasn't anything wrong with 10. It could easily of been used for the next 5 years.
The new front-facing Windows logo is a threatening aura I don't like...
Exactly o.o
That thing, it scares me.
The new logo looks gross
Same with the Recycling Bin...its creepy
My Microsoft laptop has a front facing logo, so I’m really not that bothered by it
Edit: The Logo Is ON The Laptop’s Cover
16:45
win11: calm
win10: panic
Windows xp: Nuclear launch detected.
Even when you should not be calm, lol
@@123phi123 keep calm and dont panic
@@NotKnafo
Keep calm and instantly panic later.
The AERO setup window will never die lmao.
hopefully they'll add the option to use it in the normal os
i love aero glass theme from windows 7 but then they had to oversimplify everything
Honestly I think I kinda like the windows 10 one more in my opinion probably because I've experienced it for longer but I do think the aero glass window is cool
@@nicholaskroeplin81 I have always hated how 8/10 looked compared to 7. 7 was always easier on the eyes!
@@smiththers2 yup
When this version first started I said "Holy mother of f*cking MacOS"
The buttons look so weird to me (the legacy ones, like in the winver window).
Hahaha 🤣 funny
Windows deepin.
They could be doing this just to make us overthink and then reveal it's a win 10 update.
it is coming....in any form
Windows Mojave 2.0
What if the version number doesnt matter and all thats different are some preinstalled programs and default visual style lol?
They do seem like the company to make a os to look like a new one just to reveal it to be a joke to throw people off
U r right it may be
It's interesting to see how little it's changed since that design phase. 🤔
Yay, another design interface to join Microsoft's 5 other abandoned but still present design interfaces, welcome to the family.
Microsoft isn't really fluent on design, but a company can't just build an OS from scratch every single time, I agree though, Win95 icons weren't removed until literally this month, that's ridiculous
Aero, Metro & 3 other interfaces that I don't know what their name is.
This!
It looks very reminiscent of the current or previous design version of Mac os (I haven't used Mac os much recently).
It also reminds me of the Ubuntu design.
@@irridesu it's almost like they should just create a singular windows version that they can work on and improve for as long as they want. Why haven't they tried that?
Windows 11 and Windows 10 X look so similar to Chrome OS it’s killing me 😭😭
chrome os is very sleek
they kinda look like macOS to me, although I'm not familiar with chrome os
Chrome OS is so bland. I mean, I said windows 10 looked bland but I was just stick of it being on every fing computer. It actually looks good and modern, but I prefer the look of 8.1 for some reason. Windows Vista/7 looked really good but it’s too old now and doesn’t look modern.
and chrome os looks like a lot of gnu+linux distros
ChromeOS is rlly slow I’ve realized I hope w11 isn’t chrome based like edge is or some shit
The windows terminal is present in the regular windows 10, you can just install it from the windows store
Yeah I’ve been using it for over a year it’s pretty useful!
Yeah it's Pretty useful
Now how tf have I’ve not known this.
But it look like in this new version of WIndows, it is built in. If they can make it open with Ctrl + Alt + T, then that would be awesome.
@@ArcturusCOG I've using it since it's beta released last year
"All these people, trying to get from something stupid, to nothing at all"
-Rocket Racoon
Microsoft: Makes a terminal and package manager.
Linux nerds: See? We were right!
I know right, linux nerds are literally the most vocal and annoying minority ever
It's still just cmd and powershell
About time
@@agentloo9744 I used to think the same thing. Then I tried it, and joined them. Trust me bro, there's a VERY GOOD REASON we are so vocal. Don't knock it till ya try it
@@agentloo9744 Linux users are like "true" metalheads. they will always pester you to join their religion, but if you do, they will pester you that you are not "true" enough. "read the cryptic 500 page manual before you dare to ask for help". Manual: just type su -m -zu /dev0/ -justbecause -nobodyknowswhatthisdoes /fk/of/
It's also very interesting that the Control Panel migration to Metro Settings still isn't done yet
That logo is so oversimplified to the point where I want the windows 7 one back.
YES!
Nah bro I want the windows xp logo back
I thought they said Windows 10 would be the last one holy moly
Windows tweets: “this is just the start” right as this guy is starting up the build… coincidence? I think NOT
They capitalized the S in start in the tweet. It is hinting the new start menu (which is ugly)
Microsoft: "Windows 10 'the last version of Windows'... windows as a service... we can keep windows 10 updated..."
also Microsoft: Windows 11
I think the update to win11 will be free
@@maximusg88 turns out "last version of windows" might just mean "we won't let you not update windows after this anymore lol"
@@KingMinish also - strategies change... It's been 6 years... Don't think anyone believed that we'd still work on windows 10 in 50 years 🤣
Did you really expect Windows 10 to last forever? Things change, especially in technology. I am glad they changed their minds.
@@criccy_mannaro it's basically going to be a glorified windows 10 21.h1 with slight redesigns and lots more inconsistencies
I'm so glad I'm not the only person who disables all the Location / Tailored stuff.
A lot of people do
I disable everything except for location and diagnostic data.
@@safetyzone2962 why wtf disable that too they can track you
@@heanstone1327 I like location because it makes it convenient when I go to a hotel or something and I need to find restaurants. Diagnostic data for me is because I am an insider and I would like problems to be properly reported.
The choices they will give will only be for illusion of choice.
Looks like what KDE looked like 10 years ago... Way to go Microsoft... you're catching up.
Looks are way too subjective and a fashion statement. Its more important the backend to decide where M$ is in regards to technology
Yup...feels like KDE especially when windws start logo are placed on the left instead of in the middle.
When Windows XP first came out I told my brother that given enough time Microsoft will invent a Mac.
@@grimchu6183 at this point, from a purely users perspective, how so?
i guess it did
@@TheFloodFourm they're probably a gamer or smth. I've heard mac is actually great for programming because its UNIX based, but I have to admit I have no idea what that means. If you're just wondering about the units, tbh they're kinda overpriced I think, but whatever.
At least Microsoft's Mac will be cheaper.
I really dig the new sounds, no more heart attacks from notifications!
yes
Windows XP sounds for the ppl.
"Gentle" critical stops/errors is absolutely the last thing anyone needs.
Considering that ive had candy crush installed auomatically with a new windows 10 install before i dont want to imagine what this will preinstall to my pc
Windows 10 is actually good as long as you decrapify it, but this, this looks putrid and unforgiving, I will never use it
@@lemau8458 Agreed. I was actually shocked there that they made Windows 11. Wasn't 10 enough trouble?
you can use debloaters and create a debloated install
@@cfalcon0754 why u like don't like it? I've been seeing so much hate towards window 11
Don't use your internet during the installation
Win 7's start menu is still the best no matter how many times I upgraded Microsoft windows.
Win 7 still my favourite. Just got comfy with 10 like last year, hopefully we wont be forced to install it.
@@scottjgray83 I think windows 10 updates and support will end on 2025... You have some time
as much as it sucked, Vista is still the best looking windows OS, hands down. if there was a way to do a total conversion back to Aero on modern Windows, I'd do it
The one feature I wish could exist is for folders / files to be able to be saved onto taskbar and can be organized like bookmark folders.
Yeah i also want it.
I do quite like the theme, icon and animation changes. Round corners are nice and I don't think they over did it. Looking forward to seeing the dark mode version! I'll definitely be aligning the taskbar items to the left though.
The problem I see is that everything is too big and wastes a lot of space
Don't forget about the small taskbar setting (hope they keep that)
Agree! I really like this style, and it seems it's much more consistent than in Win10. It seems like it's pretty much just a style update, I really hope it's just because it's an early build and they'll add more stuff :)
@@laky2k866 it's annoying how they kept replacing win7 controls with win10 alternatives that were worse and every time it updated i had to spend a lot of time finding all the win7 controls that were hidden even from the windows search
this really reminds me of MacOS Big Sur. I think Microsoft was taking some notes.
Reminds me of UOS 20
This is really, really, really far away from macOS lol
Typical inconsistent design, like it's been for a long time in Windows.
@@MV_96 True. MS has been copying Mac OS for decades now, but despite having the answers, still barely passes the class.
@@nickwallette6201 I like this way more than Mac, despite the similarities. It feels like a nice compromise between Windows and Mac UI design.
pretty sure the new icons came before big sur was even announced
yay, new windows. I always love opening steam to see what games are no longer supported by the new builds. Because I love watching things I bought become unusable.
Stop lying mate.
I've been playing PC for 20 years, that used to be a problem when PC ports were garbage, as in windows vista days.
@@BenderBendingRodriguezOFFICIAL And still is a problem if you play those older games from windows 98, XP, and Vista. He aint lying.
@@jojy7706 yeah but who tf playa those games
@@jojy7706 if you play those games on those OS you deserve what's coming to you. He is basically lying, comment still stands
Use a VM
Gotta love the Microserf that just copy-pasted the "Login with M$ Account" decision box a dozen times in the UI flow diagram.
Windows is no longer Windows it's just Microsoft. The logo is like Microsoft's
Microsoft OS
@@handler8838 MicrOS
@@handler8838 put i think when they said wind10 is the last windows i think they are really make it last windows, idk if that will be named windows 11 or another like you said
@@Zearz_Id that would be stupid to make it a last windows, that would mean the design would stay the same for a long time and microsoft won't make any money from windows
as if people don't buy new laptops and licenses
FYI windows terminal is available on normal windows 10 for quite some time now, you can get it on microsoft store.
Microsoft: Windows 10 is the last version of windows
Me (after watching this video): That aged well
Microsoft: *messes with the Start Menu*
Everyone: HOW MANY TIMES DO WE HAVE TO TEACH YOU THIS LESSON, OLD MAN?!
I don't get why they keep having to mess around with the Start Menu?!?! It is good, just improve upon that design! We've seen how it failed in Windows 8!
Now I can't press start button and search for something again!
@@QuickLiteratureAcademy you can? 13:59
@@re57k saw it after writing this comment, and I didn't bother to change my comment, I'm pleased to see it works. I like pressing the windows key and just start typing, the search window automatically appears like magic as if it was hidden somewhere, it's cool.
I'd just started to not mind the current one too. Honestly it seems so out of place in the middle and I think it would look less weird if it just full screened in that case.
I was using the leaked build a few hours ago, figured out that it just uses Windows 10 license keys.
Very unfinished
I activated my 7 Pro key as well lol
@@Synthentic
Yep, very unfinished.
@@Synthentic lol
where do you get it
fingers crossed for consistent UI Design language
You're gonna need to cross a lot more than your fingers... After testing this myself, it is a complete mess, and I'm really hoping that either this is a really early build version, or the whole thing is some sort of sick prank
@@retrospacenet windows explorer still having the ribbons bar. Some programs still looking like they came out of windows 95. Etc etc
That is not going to happen... ;-; They are too invested in backwards compatibility.
Unless they can replace all the legacy tools with newer modern Fluent Design UI ones.... which would be a lot of effort.
I don't think so. They had 6 years to create a consistent experience in W10, and even today it still is a hodgepodge of Vista, 7, 8 and 10.
The installer also shows consistency hardly is a priority.
Honestly I don't see why they don't wait a couple of months to finish the new Windows, and at least change the interface, even though apps haven't been rewritten.
@@MyurrDurr They can change the apparence, without changing the code itself.
Ok, so bloatware is still there ... great job MS.
haha bloatware go brr when i install it tomorrow
Call them if you have a better way to earn money on a free upgrade that a shitload of expensive engineers worked on for a long period of time..
linux
@@eness379 Too bad almost no OEM writes drivers for linux and even if they do like with the Dell XPS series it still performes worse then Windows.. Not enough market share to give a fuck
what do you mean? bloatware it's the future. you have to abandon all technology if you don't want bloatware
it's here to stay sadly
Anyone else think it kinds of looks ugly stock? It's like a rejected ChromeOS UI. Hope it looks better finished.
It's more like Windows Longhorn finally realized.
i think it looks like macos big sur
Once better drivers are installed, it looks way better.
Dark mode looks sick tho imo
That task bar isn't ever so slightly increased in size. It's almost doubled!
Yeah it looks so bad
I'm sure the size can be changed
@@ShivamMalik95 No option yet. They removed the small taskbar icons option.
If you use the small taskbar icons, yes. Not the case if you use the larger taskbar icons.
@@MichaelMJD Yeah, pretty much
there is an Option in Edge Settings which let you disable edge to launch on calling internet explorer...i believe Windows 11 will still have IE "IE will not die this easy"
Its kind of messed up that we/they call some UI changes a different version of windows. also, the surface neo isnt dead - its scheduled for 2022
Windows logo next generation will literally be a solid white square. Fk minimalism.
Minimalism is cancer
Then it would be called just "Window"
we can always change the logo...
imo minimalism is good when done right, but this is not done right
I've seen these comments on various topics about logos going minimal. It feels like there was a video that went viral labasting the trend... but for some reason I did not watch it. I mean... Why are everyone suddenly so up in arms about this one particular design trend that has been coming in at various times over the years?
I’m so here for this 3am upload.
you did a stream about this couple hours ago lol
"Oh boy, 3 AM!"
3AM gang let's go
I'm just not all that thrilled with the "applification" of Windows, it's annoying, as someone who doesn't like Apple or Macs at all. Linux is looking better and better.
@@carlboarland Manjaro Cinnamon is very "old windows' like with all the Linux bells and whistles.
Yep join the based side. Linux numbah wan, Windows numbah 10.
Windows 11 in a nutshell: If you can't beat them join them (referencing mac vs windows)
ironic because windows was the one doing the beating
@@TokoSauce mhm
@Blade Steel because originality is a myth
@Blade Steel Idk guess macs getting a come back
So, they centered the start button, rounded the edges and added new icons and we're supposed to be super jazzed?
Would have honestly nicer as just a Windows 10 update with everything offered as a choice rather than a forced update.
Don't forget the padding!
this is still early, so im guessing a lot more will be added
My theory is that this is Microsoft's attempt at stealing the thunder from Chrome OS. For clarity, in 2020, due to the pandemic, Chrome OS has seen a massive boost in market share surpassing macbooks and digging into in Windows laptop's territory, hence the reason for the dropped Windows 10X, but they don't want to see all that work they've put into developing 10X go to waste, so they just had to merge it with mainline Windows 10. This 'new version' of Windows just looks like a blatant attempt at copying Chrome OS.
Sounds just like a Mac update
I miss the flag Windows logo, the one that was used in XP, Vista and 7. The 2012 one looked okay but the new just feels threatening.
Same..
"Threatening?" Dude wtf its a collection of pixels in a very simple logo.... Geez...
I feel exactly the same...
@@TreyMotes you need great amounts of empathy and intelligence to get stuff like that. Its not about the pixels - its about shape, relations, color, tone, context and many other things between the pixels that yield feelings - just like blue makes you chill and red makes you angry - but way more granular. You can feel into it or you can numb yourself and say that it doesn't yield feelings - just like you can listen to people or reject them. Its not objective is what I try to convey.
I'm a little miffed that tiles are now completely gone, replaced by icons. Organising tiles was good
Yep. No tiles, bunch of rounded corners and frosted glass. They dropped everything that made Windows "Windows" to copy macOS. Keeping 10 21H1 for as long as it'll let me.
Yeah well tiles are not optimal on mobile devices and the last windows made for PCs was 7. 10 was for mobile and that is why the settings are hell to use. 11 will be even worse.
@@sheik124 damn apparently u work at Microsoft
@@sheik124 remember when windows 10 got talked shit about when it first launched? The windows devs aren’t retarded and they are gonna update the os and improve it. Compare launch windows 10 to the windows 10 we have now and they are noticeably different
I think it looks clean and it far from Mac OS nothing will be as bad as Mac OS and don’t forget the amount of things that support Microsoft over Mac
Woah! I've been watching your videos since 2018 and I discovered you from the Computer Clan, who I first saw back in 2016 (and loved his videos too). Back then I didn't expect:
1. Your channel to grow so fast so quickly that this video got 300k views in just two days!
2. Your video to appear in the recommended feed of a guest instance of TH-cam designed for watching something completely unrelated!
3. You to appear in a podcast from On MSFT! I listened to the whole section with you in it, and I came just for that!
Good job making videos that people like me want to keep coming back for! I'm excited to see what the future of your channel holds and good luck in getting and unboxing the gold play button! I plan to make a video about why your channel has been growing so fast lately.
P.S. Thanks for sharing the link to that unlisted video from Windows!
When was the last time a new release of Windows actually improved the user's experience? I still think Windows 7 is the one to beat.
Feeling it here - Win 10 was a B+ Win 7 A+ Win 11 C+ rating WinXP - A+
Yeah until you actually try w7 again and realizes that it has good at the time not much more , so many things improved since then. Just like win XP was the one ppl were missing for a little bit too long also.
@@halvaraspegren7635 Nope. Windows 7 is far superior. I am still using windows 7 on all of my machines, except 1 that has second SSD for the things that need DX12. Windows 10 is a good OS in it's core but all the stupid addwere, spaywere, bloatwere and crappy settings menus make it absolute hell to use unless you are the most basic of users and you don't care about the condition or privacy of your system. Worst of all is the updates that forcibly re-enable all the shit you removed just the last update and brake something every other week.
At work I have to administer a bunch of PCs. The Windows 7 machines are 6 times as many as the Windows 10 ones and yet 90% of the issues are from the windows 10 PCs. Nearly every time after an update that broke something, closed some connection to a server, or just removed a feature that is mandatory for a program to work. The other 10% of issues that the Windows 7 machines get are exclusively ID10T cases.
The only Windows 10 version that is somewhat stable/controllable is the long term integration one. At this point I'd rather use the Windows server equivalent of Windows 10 than Windows 10. Until we get an OS that is bloatware free, and is designed with PCs not portable devices in mind, doesn't make the settings a hell to operate and only gets essential security updates no Windows will beat 7.
Yeah w7 is stable after how many years of updates... I am No windowsfan at all but i still think w7 is outdated and the look and feel is nothing you want to get back. No doubt w7 was one of their best os but that was then.
@@halvaraspegren7635 LOL "stable". Last time I used 7, it was bluescreening like crazy. 🤣
I just hope that Microsoft removes the inconsistencies and duplicate apps so that the operating system looks and feels unified
I hope so too. I find it odd that several icons from Windows Vista (2007) are still present in Windows 10 and this leaked Windows 11 Build as of 2021.
Yes, consistency is the only fail everytime consistently. Windows 7 looks so consistent across the board as compared to the mess we have!
yes...the biggest things we need are better animations and a new file manager....file manager is trash
@@anmolsharma832 File Manager seems to have had the same layout, well for the most part, since Windows Vista.
@@ranchocommodorereef But the Windows 7 icons are nice
I'm scared that the future is *oversimplifying* everything.
Lmfao where is oversimplification? The new icons are nice, old win10 icons were oversimplified
bro what this isnt oversimplified like the discord logo its just making things look better
@@ojaskashyap5839 i just want a start menu that was as functional as the one in windows 7
ik, but if they add more visual eye candy it could be another Vista.
@@elektrokinesis4150 yeah good ol win7. But hey this is just a beta and maybe this is a placeholder theme and the final one might look different. It still kinda looks nice with tiles removed, finally I won't have to search on the internet for best tile arrangement to make it look nicer.
I wonder if they oversimplified the logo even more for the meme
They did
"Windows 10 will be the last numbered version of Windows" It took courage i guess :P
Frankly, at this point, I just appreciate when someone makes a decision, finds out it's not the way to go, and walks it back. That's far preferable to being "consistent" and barging ahead with a dumb idea.
@@nickwallette6201 well said.
Is there a DeV trial available for developers not employed by Microsoft to try?, Or for general public to try?, If so where can you download?
Personally i preferred it like that, i hope there's no W11, the idea of releasing a whole new OS every 3 or 5 years is just sounds old and from the past :/ i hope they would just keep updating W10 just like it used to
I think it’s because they are trying to go with the minimalistic look, which I like but I think that they are making some things just a little too boring and minimal like the windows logo
MJD: *installs Windows 11 same day the leak was found with no issues*
Me: **installing Windows 11, but everything goes wrong.**
MJDness but now I got it........
Where did you even get it?
How did you get it?
@brumeme check xdadev forum I think it's there
@@HeroRareheart I found a link to the ISO on Twitter
It links to mega
Everyone: What motivated you decide to release a new version of windows
Microsoft: Money
That COST a lot of monney to create all of that
@@mathnewph and they’ll get even more back from it
Well, they'll have pressure to do so cause MacOS & ChromeOS r doing great. Windows just pushes updates with no real changes....
@@Astris_777 from where? The licence will stay at the same Price.
AT least they will loose less user because they are update the os
Pretty sure it will be free for existing 10 owners. In fact I haven't paid for Windows since I bought Win8. Was able to upgrade to 8.1 and 10 for free.
I hope you can resize that start menu, on a 50" screen (what I use) that's going to be absolutely enormous (maybe it's your resolution). I can't say I'm a huge fan of curved corners. Other than those minor things, things look fine so far.
And oooh, I like that maximize window snap thingy. I wonder how they'll work that for multiple monitors.
Curved corners are cool but these are overly curved almost in the domain of cutesy 'OS for Babies'.
@@AlphaCentauri24 I don't really see anything age-related about curved corners. Frankly, even though this design language isn't quite my style (I'm more for Aero Glass), I still like it. ^-^
Also yes, I'm watching this video in 2023. 😂
I'm still waiting for Microsoft to bring back the "Windows Classic" theme.
Same here, Classic theme is life. I were using only classic theme until it got removed with Windows 8. I feel a lot more productive with classic theme. Now even Windows Server versions are using this new crap theme.
@@sali-ali Maybe WindowBlinds can help? :-)
@Gomam0n True
I'm waiting for glossy Aero themes, like Vista and 7... these newer UIs are so utterly boring. I need eyecandy, not dullness.
@@MetalTrabant agree
There’s probably loads going on behind the scenes in this release (fingers crossed for ARM support), but what we’re seeing here really doesn’t justify a new version of Windows. Everything here could have been pushed as a Windows 10 update. Even the redesigned Start menu experience.
There’s so much inconsistency in Windows 10 with critical functions left seemingly unchanged from their Windows 95, XP, Vista or 7 implementations. Even just porting all of the functionality of Control Panel into Settings would go a long way to making Windows seem more of a cohesive and complete experience, rather than a perpetual open beta.
Well, you’ve got a apple profile pic so I’d imagine you could bust a fucking nut over this w11.
Windows already has arm support
This leak is actually an old build with several missing features that were teased a few months earlier.
@@OrangeSheep14 He meant ARM support that could rival what Apple is already doing. Windows on ARM is kind of a joke right now.
@@hunterjay8331 Windows on arm isn't that bad
Centered icons on taskbar make sense on big screens (30"+) otherwise the icons can literally be a meter away.
One of the most common personal computer users: people with ultra wide monitors and/or on their flat screen.
Probably way less than 1% of people have 30+" screens, it should just be an option in settings instead of being default.
21:10
It isn't actually a bug. You have to right-click on the Start Button to open Task Manager.
Windows community: *Windows 11 leaked online*
Michael: hee hee
damn they came full circle, task bar straight outta macOS
you are right...kinda
Oh it's not like OSX/MacOS didn't come full circle and change from a Gnome look to a KDE Linux design
Heard about linux?
Speculation of comparable operating systems aside, I simply have made the observation that the current UI of Windows 11 seems to have depreciated in originality and seems to be very simplified. Something that nearly every facet of technology and interaction with it seems to be doing these days.
Wow a reskinned version of windows 10 that looks like an extra hideous mac os, that's innovation!
Yeah
Yeah ikr such an upgrade
i mean, at least its more consistent
... *i hope.*
I dont know why the restart sound is giving me so much nostalgia.. i love it