A Microsoft documentation leak and lifecycle information indicate that Windows 11 will be released alongside a new update for Windows 10.
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Microsoft plans to release Windows 11 (Sun Valley) sometime in fall 2021, but it looks like it won't immediately replace Windows 10. Instead, the company will likely release Windows 11 alongside a new feature update for Windows 10 (version 21H2).
Although the exact details of the plan are still unclear, it looks like we will be getting two versions of the operating system. According to a new report from Windows Latest (and GitHub), the company recently published a documentation page (later edited) that includes the separate reference to “Windows Sun Valley” and Windows 10, suggesting that the software giant will continue to support the older version alongside the new operating system.
In addition, the Windows 10 lifecycle documentation page was also recently updated, stating that the operating system will continue to be supported until October 14, 2025. This also supports the claim that the Sun Valley Update will be released simultaneously with the next Windows 10 feature update.
