An Overview of Windows 11 Professional
Building upon the sleek and user-friendly interface introduced in Windows 11, the Professional edition brings additional capabilities such as BitLocker encryption to secure data, the ability to join Azure Active Directory for seamless integration with cloud services, and Group Policy management for detailed configuration of multiple user environments.It also supports remote desktops, enabling users to connect to their PCs from afar, and Hyper-V, allowing the creation and management of virtual machines. Moreover, it supports a larger maximum RAM and CPU core count, catering to the needs of those running resource-intensive applications; with regular updates and an emphasis on productivity, the aim is to offer a robust and sophisticated operating system experience for professional users.
Characteristics of Windows 11 Professional
- Start Menu and Taskbar Redesign
- Snap Layouts and Snap Groups
- Virtual Desktops
- Microsoft Teams Integration
- Touch, Pen, and Voice Inputs
- DirectStorage Support
- Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
- Android Apps Compatibility
- Microsoft Store
- Windows Hello
- BitLocker Device Encryption
- Windows Information Protection (WIP)
- Kiosk Mode Setup
- Windows Update for Business
- Dynamic Provisioning
