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For Windows 11, which is expected to be announced at an event held by Microsoft at 11:00 am on June 24, 2021 local time (midnight on June 25, Japan time), multi-monitor environment improvement, 2-in-1 device and Information on enhanced tablet gestures and multi-touch operation support was provided.
Improved operation in multiple monitor environments connected by DisplayPort
Windows Latest reported that the name of the OS, “Windows 11”, which Microsoft did not announce, was posted on Github as an Azure document (the page has been deleted).
According to Windows Latest, Windows 11 will improve the bugs reported in Windows 10 in a multi-monitor environment.
When waking up from sleep when using two or more monitors in Windows 10, open programs and tabs move to another location on the monitor, or everything is displayed on one display. It was reported, but the media reports that it will improve.
It has been pointed out that this issue is due to Rapid Hot Plug Detect (Rapid HPD) and occurs in multiple monitor environments connected to DisplayPort.
A user who installed the leaked preview build of Windows 11 reported that enabling the feature in Display Settings now records the position of the window in a multi-monitor environment.
Improved multi-touch and gesture operation
In Windows 11, it seems likely that gesture operations and multi-touch operations on 2-in-1 devices and tablets, which have been pointed out to be functionally degraded in Windows 10, will be improved compared to Windows 8.
Windows Latest reports that the new gesture operation can be “enabled / disabled” by the user, but the default setting is “enabled”.
Is it possible to upgrade for free on Windows 7 or later OS?
Microsoft Japan has notified Google based on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to exclude the page of the Indian technology site “Beebom” that links to the leaked Windows 11 ISO from the search results. It was revealed that he was sending.
The company has not explicitly stated that the name of the next Windows will be Windows 11.
Windows 11 is expected to be a free upgrade from Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.
Microsoft is expected to announce Windows 11 at the digital event “What’s next for Windows” on June 24, 2021 local time.
Source: Windows Latest (1), (2), (3), DirectX Developer Blog / Microsoft, Livestreaming Page / Microsoft
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