Microsoft releases the first beta version of Windows 11.
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Summary of NEW Windows 11 features for the last 5 builds for all channels
Microsoft is making the first preview of Windows 11 available to devices enrolled in the Beta Channel of the Windows Insider program. The preview is the same build 22000.100 that the company recently made available in the Dev Channel. The difference is that the version is more stable, does not include Teams integration, and only computers with compatible hardware can install this preview of Windows 11.
While this flight doesn't introduce any new features or changes, it's a welcome release for those who want to test the upcoming version of the operating system without many of the bugs or issues that typically come with builds in the Dev Channel. Additionally, since the improvements available in the Beta Channel are closely tied to the next version of Windows, we get a clearer picture of the things that are expected to ship with the final version.
However, unlike the builds available in the Dev Channel, you need a computer that meets the minimum hardware requirements to install the previews of Windows 11 available in the Beta Channel. This means you need a device with an 8th Generation Intel processor or newer or an AMD Ryzen 2000 processor or newer, 4GB of memory, 64GB of storage, TPM 2.0, and Secure Boot to test the previews in this channel.
