Overview: Windows 11 vs Windows 10

Microsoft Corporation’s headquartered office is located in the city of Redmond, Washington, United States. The developers of Microsoft redesigned the productivity and user flexibility of the existing current version of the Windows operating system and released a new one with a modern look and superior user experiences to the public worldwide. Let’s talk about Microsoft’s latest Windows OS.

Windows 11 vs Windows 10

Since the Windows 11 release was beyond Windows 10, it took 6 years for them to announce the launch date globally. On July 29, 2015, Windows 10 and on October 4, 2021, Windows 11 release dates with build numbers 10240 and 22000 respectively. The first release of both has no marketing name assigned but they codenamed “Threshold” for Windows 10 and “Sun Valley” for Windows 11.

Basically, Windows 10 is preceded by Windows 8.1 after a gap of almost two years to upgrade, so it supports both x32-bit as well x64-bit computer CPU architectures while Windows 10 is succeeded by Windows 11 and has enough time to redesign from scratch so only x64-bit processor is offered for at least 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB for long-term data storage.

Both are available in 110 languages based on user operator and device manufacturer. The most widely used languages are English, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and Persian. Both are written using C, C++, C#, and assembly language for computer programming.

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