What Windows 10 features disappear in Windows 11 or are deprecated

Just 1 year is already a world in the current Technology sector. 12 months apart make Android 13 and iOS 15 the latest on the market and Android 12 and iOS 14, with only a year since they were released, seem older. And if the difference in just 12 months is noticeable, imagine yourself in a gap of 5 and a half years, because that is what has elapsed since Windows 10 hit the market in 2015 until the exit just today of Windows 11.

Here we are going to tell you precisely what you will no longer be able to use, some of what disappears or certain new changes:

Changes from Windows 10 to Windows 11

General Changes

• Cortana It will no longer be included in the initial startup experience or pinned to the Taskbar.
• The desktop wallpaper You cannot move from one device to another when you sign in with a Microsoft account.
• Internet Explorer will be disabled. Microsoft Edge is the recommended replacement browser and includes IE mode, which may be useful in certain scenarios.
• The Math input panel will be removed. The math recognizer will be installed on request and includes the math input control and recognizer. Math ink in apps like OneNote will not be affected by this change.
• News and interests on the Taskbar will be removed. Widgets will provide functionality that can be used instead.
• The option Fast status from the lock screen and associated settings will be removed.
• The modo S it is only available for Windows 11 Home edition.
• The option Meet now from Skype is replaced by Chat.
• The Snipping Tool It is still available, but the previous design and functionality in the Windows 10 version has been replaced by those in the app formerly known as Snip & Sketch.
• The tablet mode has been removed and includes new functionality and capabilities for keyboard on and off positions.
• Has been removed Timeline. Some similar functionality is available in Microsoft Edge.
• The touch keyboard It will no longer dock or undock keyboard layouts on displays 18 inches and larger.
• The feature has been removed Purse.

Start menu

The Start menu has changed significantly in Windows 11. Some of the changes include the deprecation and removal of the following key elements:

• Named folders and groups are no longer supported and the layout cannot currently be resized.
• Pinned sites and apps will not be migrated when upgrading from Windows 10.
• Live icons will no longer be available. For information on the dynamic content available at a glance, check out the new Widgets feature.

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