Microsoft officially announced Windows 11 on June 24, and then released the first Windows 11 preview build 22000.51 to the Windows Insiders on the Dev Channel on June 28. Microsoft said that the company will be offering Windows 11 as a free upgrade to all eligible Windows 10 users who meet the minimum system requirements.

 

While the company is still working with new features and enhancements for Windows 11, which will start rolling out some time at the end of this year, here we are sharing a quick look at the new Windows 11 Settings app.

 

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app

 

Windows 11 Settings > System

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - System

 

Windows 11 Settings > System > Display

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - System - Display

 

Windows 11 Settings > System > Storage

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - System - Storage

 

Windows 11 Settings > Bluetooth & devices

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Bluetooth & devices

 

Windows 11 Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Devices

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Bluetooth & devices - Devices

 

Windows 11 Settings > Network & Internet

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Network & Internet

 

Windows 11 Settings > Personalization

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Personalization

 

Windows 11 Settings > Personalization > Background

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Personalization - Background

 

Windows 11 Settings > Background > Themes

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Personalization - Themes

 

Windows 11 Settings > Personalization > Lock Screen

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Personalization - Lock Screen

 

Windows 11 Settings > Apps

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Apps

 

Windows 11 Settings > Apps > Optional Features

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Apps - Optional Features

 

Windows 11 Settings > Gaming

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Gaming

 

Windows 11 Settings > Privacy & Security

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Privacy & Security

 

Windows 11 Settings > Privacy & Security > Device Encryption

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Privacy & Security - Device Encryption

 

Windows 11 Settings > Windows Update

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Windows Update

 

Windows 11 Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Windows Update - Windows Insider Program

 

Windows 11 Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program > Settings

A quick look to Windows 11 Settings app - Windows Insider Program - Settings

 


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