The File Explorer icon has been changed in order to be consistent with the new Fluent icon set design previously introduced with Windows 10 build 21343.

Window frames have also been updated to use rounded corners, although they show squared when a graphics driver is not present and Desktop Window Manager is forced to use software rendering. The new design makes large use of elements such as rounded corners, shadows, as well as blue accents. The Aero visual style has been updated with new neumorphic controls and widgets. There is also a new theme-dependent sound scheme present, which also introduces a new startup sound to replace the sound first introduced in Windows Vista but disabled by default in Windows 8, 8.1, and 10. The new boot animation, previously added in prior builds that replaces the progress ring from Windows 8 still remains disabled by default, however.

The out-of-box experience from Windows 10X makes a reappearance in this build with slight visual updates, and other user interface elements have been updated bearing a resemblance with the Windows 10X aesthetic. Windows 11 branding has been introduced throughout the operating system. This build contains many new and updated features in relation to the user experience. Replacing the libraries responsible for the requirement checks, appraiserres.dll and appraiser.dll with a version from Windows 10 on the install media has also been found to work. 'BypassCPUCheck' = dword : 00000001 'BypassDiskCheck' = dword : 00000001 'BypassRAMCheck' = dword : 00000001 'BypassSecureBootCheck' = dword : 00000001 'BypassStorageCheck' = dword : 00000001 'BypassTPMCheck' = dword : 00000001Īlternatively, this build's install.wim can be used with an installer from a Windows 10 build, however, it may remove the ability to upgrade if an older build is used.

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