Move over Windows 11, Windows 12 is the Microsoft Operating System we need
Windows 10 is set to reach the end of his life later this year, meaning that Microsoft will stop providing free security updates and support for the popular operating system. While prolonged security updates will be available for a fee, most users will have to choose between updating in Windows 11 or waiting for long -term Windows 12.
Despite its continuous widespread use, the Windows 10 pension marks a significant change, pushing users towards a newer experience, improved in Windows-whether they are ready for it or not.
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Although the American technology giant should not yet officially notify Windows 12, speculation continues to grow around its possible features, and we have an idea of what it can It looks like.
The Windows 12 version displayed here is not actually an operating system that you can download and install, unfortunately, but on the contrary it is the latest creation by the designer of the fruitful concept of Abdi, known as the AR 4789, who in the past gave his vision for a number of re-eminent Microsoft operating systems. These include modern versions of Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10, as well as Windows 12 Mobile and a Windows 12 Lites without bounce.
This whole new getting to Windows 12 – which does not exist in the real world, but which we want to do – begins, as many of the concepts of Abdi do, with the installation of the operating system before leading us to a design tour and features, the main points of which include a fully customizable task tape and its implementation of copilot. Because you know that Windows 12 will have it in it, right?
Check out the full video for Abdi’s Take on Windows 12 below and share your thoughts on it in comments. Would you prefer this to Windows 11? What features would you like to see (or not see!) In the other Microsoft system?
