Windows 12 leaks launch date, look, requirement

Get ready for the latest scoop on Windows 12! In this video, we delve into the leaked information surrounding Microsoft's highly anticipated operating system, Windows 12. From its speculated launch date to its anticipated appearance and system requirements, we cover it all.

Discover what new features Windows 12 might bring to the table and how it compares to its predecessor, Windows 11. We explore leaked concepts and discuss the potential changes users can expect.

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[llothar]

The main reason is their move to winui3 with all system apps

[MrVidification]

what program was used for that taskbar and start menu? I normally use openshell in windows 10 and 11. windows 12 will just be the same old system, they can add as many or as little explorer and startmenu gimmicks as they like, and ai based telemetry, but it still windows with plenty of bugs and crashes to look forward to upon first release

[TheFront]

Windows 12 could have been an amazing thing if Microsoft haven't added the same feature updates to windows 11. I am pretty sure we are not going to find any major difference as we did with windows 10 and 11 (They both were litterally the same thing initially) and I am sure this trend will continue with windows 12

[rpian]

Now now, it appears that no more requirements of TPM 2.0 and latest generation of CPU processor. I hope it doesn't even require it at all unlike Win 11. Only then Windows 12 market budget start to rise after Windows 10 reaches end of support

[scottfread]

Microsoft sucks I'll keep using Linux

[JarppaGuru]

not matter. they build own grave. yes we not install 11 just like we not install 8 when last windows work

[nwxhmnh]

Can see why you disabled the dislike button.