On June 24, Microsoft will hold a special event to unveil the upcoming version of its desktop operating system, which is probably going to be called Windows 11. The corporation has released numerous project previews, but it is unclear what the new edition will bring. We will get a closer look at some of the new functionality and cosmetic improvements that Windows 11, codenamed Sun Valley, is anticipated to bring this autumn in this hands-on video.

The impending Windows Sun Valley upgrade is not intended to be reviewed in detail in this video. Rather, it is a summary of the latest enhancements that Microsoft has revealed through the Dev Channel Insider builds. New icons for File Explorer, Settings, and other system components are among them. a revised Start menu that includes a new power choice and improved tool organization.

We examined the enhanced design and rounded corners of the new Voice Typing and Touch Keyboard experiences. The new Cameras settings page to handle webcams and network cameras, the new Auto HDR for gaming function to automatically convert SDR games into HDR, and the new setting to enable or disable the adaptive brightness control (CABC) feature are also highlighted in the movie.

Microsoft has also been working on further settings enhancements. For instance, Storage Spaces is now a part of the Settings experience, and Windows 11 comes with new management tools to create, delete, and format drives.

Lastly, it is anticipated that Windows 11 will come with the ability to run Linux GUI applications. The hands-on video demonstrates how this will happen, among other things.

Watch this hands-on video that goes over the most significant updates to Windows 11 (so far) if you’d want to understand more about Microsoft’s work with its desktop operating system.

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