Microsoft today revealed its first preview build Windows 11. Windows Insiders now have the opportunity to download Windows 11 Preview (build 22000.51). You will be able to access the new Start Menu, multitasking capabilities, and an updated Microsoft Store. Contrary to the Windows 11 leaked preview, the official preview features an updated File Explorer. It replaces a ribbon with a command line, making it easier to manage files.
The majority of the Windows 11 visual improvements that Microsoft announced last Wednesday will be included in this first preview. This preview includes the new Start menu and its center-centered launcher-like interface. There are also rounded corners throughout OS, as well as enhancements to the notification center and volume-flyouts. Windows 11 will include a parallax effect for computers equipped with an accelerometer.
This preview also includes new themes for Windows 11 along with dark and light modes enhancements, aswell as brand new Widgets. Microsoft has integrated the new themes Glow Captured Motion, Sunrise and Sunrise with new Windows 11 sounds.
But, there are two key Windows 11 features missing: Microsoft Teams integration and Android apps for Windows. These features are still being worked on and tested by Microsoft. However, they will be in future preview builds.
Microsoft's Snap Layouts (and Snap Groups) are included in Windows 11 preview. They allow multitasking to be improved across different sizes. These Snap features enhance many of Windows' multitasking options over the years but are easier to locate and work better in multi-monitor environments.
Microsoft is updating Windows 11's Settings section. Preview builds include changes that will make it easier to find the settings you need. Sets now feature an improved upper-left navigation, which is consistent across all screens. This makes it much easier to move between sections. Microsoft has added "heroes", new controls to Settings at the top, that provide quick access to each team's settings.
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