Windows 10 VS Windows 11

What are the primary differences between Windows 11 and Windows 10?

Windows 11 and Windows 10 are both operating systems developed by Microsoft, but there are some key differences between them. Windows 11 features a new user interface with a redesigned Start Menu and Taskbar, improved touch controls, enhanced security features, and integrated widgets for quick access to information.

Windows 11 has a redesigned Microsoft Store with support for Android apps. Windows 11 also has an updated Task Manager with more details and options and a redesigned File Explorer with a new tabbed layout. The Start Menu in Windows 11 has a new design with both pinned and recommended apps.

Windows 11 Windows 10

User Interface Fluent Design with new Start Menu and Taskbar Classic Start Menu and Taskbar Widgets Integrated Widgets for quick access to information No integrated Widgets Virtual Desktops Improved virtual desktops with snap layouts and new animations Virtual desktops with limited functionality Touch Controls Improved touch controls for touch devices Limited touch controls Microsoft Store Redesigned Microsoft Store with support for Android apps Traditional Microsoft Store Multitasking Snap Layouts and Snap Groups for improved multitasking Basic multitasking capabilities Task Manager Updated Task Manager with more details and options Traditional Task Manager File Explorer Redesigned File Explorer with a new tabbed layout and features Traditional File Explorer with limited features Start Menu New Start Menu design with pinned and recommended apps Classic Start Menu with limited features Cortana Separated from search and no longer integrated into the taskbar Integrated into the taskbar

Windows 11 redesigned taskbar is depicted below: