Windows 11 is finally available as an ISO, and it’s available for download now. The new operating system is a major update to Windows 10, and it includes a number of new features. One of the most important changes in Windows 11 is the introduction of the Windows Store. The Windows Store is a central location where you can find all the latest apps and games, as well as access your settings and files. You can also use the Windows Store to buy software and accessories. Another new feature in Windows 11 is Continuum. Continuum allows you to use your phone or tablet as a desktop computer by switching to fullscreen mode. You can also use Continuum to switch between different types of apps, such as web browsing and office work. If you’re upgrading from an older version of Windows, you’ll need to install some additional software before you can install Windows 11. This software includes Microsoft Edge, which is the new default browser; Microsoft Office 2016; and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2017. ..
For as long as the Windows 11 preview builds have been available, they’ve required you to upgrade from Windows 10. Now, Microsoft has announced that it is releasing Windows 11 as an ISO, which means you can do a fresh Windows 11 install or an in-place upgrade.
Upon installing the ISO, you’ll go through what Microsoft calls the “out of box experience,” which is the installation process that’s designed to get you excited for all things Windows 11. If you’re curious about what getting a brand new Windows 11 PC will feel like, downloading the ISO and installing it will be exactly what you want to do.
Microsoft says it added the ability to name your PC during the setup experience. You’ll also get to experience the Get Started app that’s designed to help you get going on your new Windows 11 PC (even if it’s not actually a new one).
The specific build available now is Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.132. This is the build that contains the new and improved Windows 11 Clock App, which offers Focus Sessions. You can also use this build to try out the new Snipping Tool, which has received a lot of praise so far.
Just remember that if you choose to use this ISO to do a clean install of Windows, you’ll be deleting all of your files. Ensure you’ve backed up any files that you want to keep because they will be gone after you do a clean Windows 11 install.
