Here's a first look at Windows 11's new installation experience, including a brand new user interface for the out-of-box experience (OOBE).
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Windows 11 setup: NEW UI design vs. legacy hands-on
Although Windows 11 has not yet been officially announced, an early version (21996) recently leaked online, giving us a glimpse into Microsoft's work on the next version of its operating system.
In addition to the new features and changes to the desktop experience, the company also seems to be updating the out-of-box experience (OOBE), which is the experience of completing the initial setup of Windows 11 with a new account, privacy settings, and custom settings after a clean install or setting up a new computer.
The new OOBE UI is not entirely new. The experience was first seen on Windows 10X, but now the company is porting it to Windows 11. In this hands-on video, we can see a new Windows logo as soon as you boot the computer with the installation media. The initial installation process still hasn't changed. You still have to go through the same purple UI to select the edition, choose the installation method, and format the disk. However, after installation, you'll be presented with a new OOBE that moves away from the blue and dark colors in favor of a white and gray color scheme with a more intuitive, fun, animated, and user-friendly UI.
