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Windows 11 will have fewer pre-installed apps

If you’re like us, it’s not a few times you’ve shaken your head at all the pre-installed programs in Windows 10. Microsoft seems to have realized that it’s gone overboard, and will reportedly give in. pre-installed applications in Windows 11 – mostly.

According to MSPoweruser pre-installed applications in Windows 11, which will otherwise be launched on October 5, 2021, will not exist to the same extent as in its predecessor. Some applications that used to be pre-installed in Windows 10 will now only appear as shortcuts. If the user clicks on these shortcuts, the operating system will try to install the application.

A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to MSPoweruser that this decision “reduces the size of the disk and that you will also have less background activity due to updates and less download traffic.”

In addition to changing how pre-installed apps work, Windows 11 will also make some drivers so-called Features on Demand (FoD), in other words, there will be less software in the OS installation package itself by default (such as drivers for network chips and Wi -Fi functionality.)


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