A case study of Windows 11 operating system for inexperienced users
Abstract
The researcher wants to know the effect of using windows 11 to the selected student of Mindoro State University in Bongabong Campus. The use of the Windows 11 Operating System (OS) in the students is well known, but there has been little research to address the usability and performance of this System due to differences between Windows 10 and Windows 11. Furthermore, because the Windows open-source system studies student students’ ability to navigate and learn the different features of systems, the students will be aware of the effectiveness of the Windows 11 Operating System. To know the effect of using windows 11 to the students we asked for observers to observe them. We gather that the student ever to use Windows 11 because of its design. They like Windows 11 because it offers an interface that is more like Mac with p color, or like an aesthetic and with a cleaner interface than its predecessor. Students agreed updating from Windows 10 into Windows 11 is worth it. Window 11 helps the students to have a better control, unleash their creativity, and to improve their reading and writing. Students can also enjoy using windows 11 there will be no cost with the Windows Student Use Benefit program. It also provides education-specific default settings. It has been concluded that Windows 11 has been effective and continues development.
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