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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
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Windows 11, the upcoming version just announced today also comes with a fresh clean-up of some of Microsoft’s most-wanted features, back in the ages.
As evolution unfolds and the tech giant moves in other directions, Windows 11 will deprecate important aspects, such as Cortana, Skype, Snipping tool, Paint 3D, and a lot more.
Withcutting offline accessfor all those wishing to use Windows 11, Microsoft is clearly putting their foot in the ground.
In that manner, there are around 15 plus features that have been deemed unworthy by the Redmond-based company.
As Microsoft suggests, some of these features are going to be removed completely, while others are simply deprecated.
This will allow existing Windows 10 users to keep them while upgrading, but if you clean install the new version or buy a device that comes with Windows 11 pre-loaded, you won’t find them.
Important Windows 10 features that are not going to be in Windows 11
The list continues with some functionalities that are going to be completely changed, such as the Start Menu, the Taskbar, News & Interests and more.
The complete list is available in the officialWindows 11 specificationspage, right aroundhere.
More about the topics:Windows 11
Alex Serban
After moving away from the corporate work-style, Alex has found rewards in a lifestyle of constant analysis, team coordination and pestering his colleagues.
Holding an MCSA Windows Server 2016 certification from Microsoft and other numerous technical achievements, Alex is passionate about every intricate aspect involving Windows, the web sphere and how to get the best out of people.
In his spare time, he runs 100-miles on steep trails and likes to mix craft beer with dark jokes.
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