"Windows 11 is Microsoft's newest upgrade for your PC. It boasts a range of alterations, but it might not be an improvement depending on your preferences (if you're not a fan of Copilot AI, you're out of luck, as they're shoehorning it into the update wherever they can). It is free and optional, though in an effort to force users to use it, Microsoft is sending emails reminding users that external support will be ending for Windows 10 soon."
"Wi-Fi 7 is the name given to the newest Wi-Fi standard that claims to have improved internet speed and better overall performance. It operates on the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz frequency bands. If you have questions about whether you already have access to Wi-Fi 7 or not, your internet provider can answer that for you. Windows 11 supports Wi-Fi 7, unlike Windows 10. However, it's only Windows 11 from 24H2 onward."
Reliable internet speeds are essential for remote work and meeting deadlines. Windows 11 introduces features that can enhance internet performance, including support for the new Wi‑Fi 7 standard. Wi‑Fi 7 runs on 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz bands and promises faster speeds and better overall performance; availability depends on ISP and hardware. Wi‑Fi 7 support requires Windows 11 builds from 24H2 onward, which is a smaller maintenance update. Clearing temporary storage on the Windows 11 system and in Microsoft Edge can help remove slowdowns and improve browsing performance. Microsoft is notifying users that external support for Windows 10 will end.
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