The release date of Windows 11 may be October 20, 2021. Although Microsoft originally stated that Windows 10 was the final edition of the operating system, the company recently disclosed that Windows 11 will be the name of the upcoming desktop OS version.
Microsoft did not disclose the precise date of Windows 11’s release, while revealing a significant redesign of the user interface design experience and showcasing numerous new capabilities during the event.
The software giant did not specify the precise date in the published release, but it did state that the rollout will start this holiday and continue in 2022 for both new and existing Windows 10 devices. But Microsoft has a history of teasing and concealing things from the public. It currently seems that the business is implying that Windows 11 will be released on October 20, 2021.
This is due to the fact that the date 10/10/21 and the hour 11:11 AM show up in the taskbar clock of every screenshot that Microsoft provided for the media. If you looked closely before the event, you would have noticed that the firm had set the date for 11 AM and included an image of the Windows logo with a light reflection that looked like the number 11 in the invitation, implying that Windows 11 would be the name of the event.
This isn’t official, of course, and if Microsoft is considering October 20, it might just be a tempting date or nothing at all.
In any event, we will be informed as soon as the business determines that the operating system is finished and prepared.
