Windows 11 Pro v22000.675 + Office 2021 May 2022 [Activated]

Free Download Microsoft Windows 11 Pro + Incl. Office 2021 Pro Plus Preactivated ISO Google Drive Download Link. Windows 11 Pro Preactivated is the most popular desktop operating system today, running more than a billion active computers. Microsoft has worked hard to get out of the catastrophic versions of Windows 10 and has added updated features for pedestrians, adding modern the new start menu, taskbar, and search, new animations, a new way to multitask with windows, improved touch controls, dark mode, rounded corners, refreshed action center, new icons, new ways to manage virtual desktops, widgets, and more. The September 10 update for Windows 11 Pro Preactivated includes a new start menu, a more functional all apps, and other valuable settings.

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WINDOWS 11 HIGHLIGHTS FEATURES

The New Start Menu, Taskbar, and Search:

The first thing that stood out to us in Windows 11 Pro is the new Start Menu. Though controversial, this is one of the most exciting changes for us. The design ushers in a new era of Windows for Microsoft, and ushers Windows 10 into the past.

Instead of being off to the left as it has since Windows 95 (except in Windows 8), Microsoft is now pushing the Start Menu to the center, though you can still move it to the left if you want. And, hey, it floats!

That alone is a big change, but the design is different too. Instead of featuring Live Tiles, and a long list of apps, the Windows 11 Pro Start Menu shows you “pinned” apps and your most recent files. It makes getting to the things you want to use easy with minimal distraction, and it is quite refreshing.

Even the Taskbar is centered so that apps appear in the middle of your screen where your eyes naturally go. And that’s then paired with a new search icon, which brings up a floating search bar, rather than an off-centered box as it is in current versions of Windows. Again, this helps put the things that matter most to you front and center — a lot like macOS or Chrome OS — and it is pretty neat.

New Animations:

Do you remember “aero” in Windows Vista and Windows 7? Windows had a glass-like effect behind them, and you were able to see a fancy visual as you tiled your apps and programs. This was present in Windows 10, too, but Microsoft had toned it down a bit so it is more subtle. Well, that’s back in Windows 11, and it never looked so beautiful.

Now, there are a ton of different animations throughout Windows 11 Pro Preactivated. Moving Windows around your screen for multitasking shows a glass-like blurred effect in front of your wallpaper. And touching the top of a window with your finger shows a new window outline, helping you understand where it is going to go.

But that’s not all. Opening and closing apps, maximizing and minimizing windows — they all have new animations. Apps now minimize as they jump to the Taskbar. They also have an effect where they open from the inside if you click the maximize button. It is a new feel for the aging Windows.

A New Way to Multitask with Windows:

One of the most common things people use in Windows is split-screen apps. In Windows 11 Pro, Microsoft appears to have added a “groups” feature. If you hover over the maximize button, you’ll see six ways you can pair up your active windows with all other open windows. You can then click the button and create a group, and Windows 11 will remember the combination.

This is quite cool. This feature was actually a part of Fancy Zones, which is a part of Power Toys. The software is made by Microsoft and lets you tile windows to custom layouts. It looks as though Microsoft has finally worked that software into Windows without the need for an extra download. And it’s really intuitive to use with no learning curve required.

Improved Touch Controls:

A big problem with Windows 11 was the way it handled touch. Compared to Chrome OS, iPad OS, and other operating systems, it lagged behind due to a clunky interface. Well, Windows 11 brings some much-needed changes by removing tablet mode entirely in favor of some smallest tweaks.

Windows 11 Pro Preactivated makes it so that when you touch a window with your finger, you see the biggest representation of where it is moving. That makes it easier to use Windows if you have a tablet. Windows 11 also introduces a new keyboard. It has support for inserting GIF images and also shows a cleaner representation and has better sound feedback for when you touch keys.

Microsoft even thought about those who use accessories like the Surface Pen. There is a new menu in the Windows Ink Workspace where you can customize your apps. You can now naturally add your own apps to the Windows Ink Workspace, so you don’t need to visit the Start Menu each time you want to jump into inking.

Dark Mode:

Dark Mode was where Windows 11 always suffered. Switching to dark mode might not always change the way some system apps and settings pages look. Well, in Windows 11 Pro Preactivated, Microsoft has tried to tweak that. There are still some areas that aren’t fully compatible with dark mode, but the way it looks on title bars, the taskbar, and Action Center is really rejuvenating to the eyes.

Rounded Corners:

Windows 11 Pro had a lot of flat edges, but that is changing in Windows 11. To line up with Microsoft’s Fluent Design language, Windows 11 swaps out the pointed corners for rounded ones. It’s one of the most noticeable things in the operating system, and it also looks amazing. The edges of windows and apps now look a bit like what Apple did in MacOS Big Sur. It is a lot softer on the eyes when paired with the right wallpaper, and a big change after five years of squared corners in Windows 11 Preactivated.

Refresh Action Center, New icons, New ways to manage virtual desktops, Widgets, and More changes to come?

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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster processor or SoC
• RAM: 2 Gigabyte (GB) or higher required
• Hard disk space: 16 GB (64-bit) or higher required
• Graphics card: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver or higher
• Display: 800×600

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