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There are subtle changes in terms of gestures as well.

Windows 11 also comes with new sounds and alerts, including the fresh startup sound. There is also a dedicated search button next to the Start menu to let users search across apps and preloaded functions on the latest Windows platform. But to personalise the experience, you will see some recommended apps at the bottom. The updated Start menu also doesn't include any Live Tiles that were a part of the menu in Windows 10.

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You can, however, change the position and bring the Start button to the left by going in its settings. This new positioning makes Windows 11 more familiar to people who use macOS or Chrome OS. The transition of the Start menu also brings all the default icons such as Edge and File Explorer to the centre. It is for the first time, perhaps since the release of Windows NT 4.0 that was way back in 1996, when we are not seeing the Start menu on the left side - now located centrally. Windows 11 comes with an all-new interface and the centrally-placed Start menu

You'll also see the Start menu at the centre that is aimed at providing a modern experience. There are rounded corners on menus and windows that look similar to the recent iPadOS release. It starts with a fresh setup screen and continues to give a fresh look and feel across all core Windows elements.

One of the most notable changes, which we already saw in a recently leaked ISO, that Windows 11 brings to the users currently running Windows 10 is the new interface. The Redmond, Washington-based company is essentially aiming to counter the likes of macOS and Chrome OS with its latest operating system. Windows 11 also removes elements including the annoying “Hi Cortana” welcome screen and Live Tiles. The update, which is being called the “next generation” of Windows, comes with a massive redesign over its predecessor, starting from an all-new boot screen and startup sound to a centrally-placed Start menu and upgraded widgets. Microsoft's new Windows operating system has debuted nearly six years after the release of Windows 10 that took place in July 2015.