As per this thread created, i got some information about Windows 12, which is:Windows 12 is coming about late 2024 or early 2025.Windows 12 is possibly already show up on Canary Channel although it is not officially confirmed.Several news sources say that HP give a hint if around October 2024, the Windows 11 version 24H2 (or Windows 11 2024 Update) is released, while HP is keep silent about Windows 12, which is possibly Windows 12 will be delayed a bit later after Windows 11 24H2 released.System requirements for Windows 12 is definitely higher than Windows 11. Windows 12 still require TPM 2, Secure Boot support, and processor that capable to use hardware accelerated VBS properly, such as processor that released on 2018 and later. Windows 12 require minimum 8 GB of ram and possibly still same 64 GB disk space, while SSD is becoming a mandatory. Actually, Windows 12 require special hardware named NPU (Neural Processing Unit) for all features in Windows 12 is working properly, but since the NPU is still very expensive to acquire (or basically you need an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U at least), so these requirements should be optional.Information about whether Windows 12 will be a subscription based operating system or not is still unclear, but most speculation says that Windows 12 is not required to subscribe to use.That's it from me. If you got any more further information about Windows 12, you can share here.Thanks to XDA that give me a big overview about Windows 12.

There is a long time around for Windows 11. Windows 11 for ARM is more practical!

No, it's pure my own writing at all with no help of AI, i just gather any information available on article and news.

I have a very hard time seeing it being able to require NPU requirements on Windows, as this is mostly for running AI, and has nothing to do with security classification.I work in IT within a Swedish municipality's IT, we are not even allowed to have a Microsoft account, everything must be run via Active Directory and saved locally on the computer in the matter of GDPR in Europe in order not to break laws.No cloud storage either and we are not allowed to run any extensions to browsers or in the Office package that can risk and collect data is prohibited.and we will absolutely not replace thousands of computers to support AI, an AI that could possibly risk reading data, it would also be against the GDPR.So if you were to demand AI support via NPU, first of all, Microsoft would lose every single government and municipality in Europe from upgrading, gamers don't care about AI.So it would probably be a real problem to get people to switch to Windows 12.Of all Windows end users, there are even 10% who care about AI on a larger scale, translating text, and generating text can easily be handled with normal CPU power, advanced AI functions that possibly require NPU cannot be many compared to the number of Windows end users.

and make the start mune custumizible by the look and the look when you press it

If my Ryzen 5700u and desktop processor Ryzen 7700x Won't work on windows 12 anymore I'll learn to use ubuntu 😄

Anonymous

Jan 15, 2024

Windows 12 as far as i know?

As per this thread created, i got some information about Windows 12, which is:

Windows 12 is coming about late 2024 or early 2025.
Windows 12 is possibly already show up on Canary Channel although it is not officially confirmed.
Several news sources say that HP give a hint if around October 2024, the Windows 11 version 24H2 (or Windows 11 2024 Update) is released, while HP is keep silent about Windows 12, which is possibly Windows 12 will be delayed a bit later after Windows 11 24H2 released.
System requirements for Windows 12 is definitely higher than Windows 11. Windows 12 still require TPM 2, Secure Boot support, and processor that capable to use hardware accelerated VBS properly, such as processor that released on 2018 and later. Windows 12 require minimum 8 GB of ram and possibly still same 64 GB disk space, while SSD is becoming a mandatory. Actually, Windows 12 require special hardware named NPU (Neural Processing Unit) for all features in Windows 12 is working properly, but since the NPU is still very expensive to acquire (or basically you need an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U at least), so these requirements should be optional.
Information about whether Windows 12 will be a subscription based operating system or not is still unclear, but most speculation says that Windows 12 is not required to subscribe to use.

That's it from me. If you got any more further information about Windows 12, you can share here.

Thanks to XDA that give me a big overview about Windows 12.

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Anonymous
Jan 15, 2024
Deleted Hi,
It seems that the content was edited with the help of AI, but that doesn't mean it's true 🙂
- Mori2015
  Copper Contributor
  May 06, 2024
  Kann auch wahr sein
- Anonymous
  Jan 16, 2024
  No, it's pure my own writing at all with no help of AI, i just gather any information available on article and news.
  - Kok2musPrime
    Copper Contributor
    Mar 06, 2024
    There's no way this was written by AI. There are way too many typos and grammatical inconsistencies. I believe the authors of the post and most likely, English is not their first language either. At least that's my take... If so, I also read somewhere else that Win12 would be released sometime in 2024, however with no definitive release date.
    
    I'd definitely be down for a canary release that I could opt into, if available for the public to beta test. I don't mind the Win11 UI but with the bold implementation(s) of AI recently, I'm interested to see if there's gonna be a fresh take on search/storage and a possible version specific to gaming.

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