Microsoft Is Working On Windows 11 SE
Windows 11 SE has been revealed on social media, and people want to learn more about it. Microsoft has experienced a Windows 11 Leak, and that has given the clients a ton of data. Therefore, various individuals wish to become familiar with Windows 11 SE. It is assumed that the Windows 11 release date has been set as the date for the Microsoft event on June 24, 2021.
The latest Windows 10 in S Mode appears yet another effort is currently under development. Windows 11 SE is a pared-down version of the next incarnation of Windows 10, according to new findings in the leaked build of what will purportedly be Microsoft’s successor OS. Windows 10 in S mode designed with performance & security in mind. The 10 S version only allows software installation from the Microsoft Store to make sure that they have been totally evaluated for malware and offer the smoothest computing experience.
Windows 11 SE seems to be a Windows 10 Cloud Edition successor, with it restricting quite a few settings and seemingly requiring an online account. The leak mentions that Microsoft Store access in Windows 11 SE is blocked. It might be an early test build which means the limitation might be lifted when officially released. Additionally, it appears that Microsoft will let users upgrade to other SKUs such Enterprise, Education, or Pro mode of Windows 11 following the public release.
However, social media like Twitter got flooded with Windows 11 leaked screenshots, wallpapers, and more this week, well ahead of the official event. Notably, Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 by Oct 2025, Windows 11 to release this month.
According to recent reports, Windows 11 SE SKU is hidden in the leaked build. So far, it seems to have locked many customization options in the settings and disabled the Microsoft Store application. However, this may be a Windows version designed to run on the Microsoft PC cloud computer service.
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