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Those who do use the video conferencing software can launch video calls, host chats, or bring up the full Teams app. The millions of Windows users who don't use Teams can remove the icon, but they'll need to do so from Settings - there is no simple right-click, unpin option for pre-installed apps. Yes, Teams now lives in the Taskbar by default because Microsoft thinks Windows 11 users should be bombarded by its products. There is also a Task View icon (for virtual desktops) and Widgets (more on this below) along with Teams Chat. For one, Cortana, Microsoft's voice assistant, is no longer pre-installed and is only available as a separate app. You'll notice a few other changes to the Taskbar. Microsoft makes it easy to shift the Start Menu back to the left side of the Taskbar. Shifting the icons over hasn't impacted my workflow in any measurable way, but I prefer the more symmetrical look. It starts with some gorgeous new wallpapers, though the more attention-grabbing change is the Start Menu located in the center of the Taskbar. We saw glimpses of it in recent Windows 10 updates, but that was touch-up paint on a fading canvas. Under this system, Windows transforms from its rigid origins to a softer OS with rounded corners, transparency, and pops of color. Microsoft developed its Fluent design language in 2017, creating a vision for the future aesthetic of its operating system. Windows 11 review: Becoming fluent in Fluent

Microsoft has released a handy PC Health Check app that will quickly run a check to verify whether your system meets all of the necessary requirements. You don't need to comb through your specs or try to remember when you purchased your laptop to figure this all out. The good news is that this has been a requirement in Windows systems since 2016, so if your Windows laptop was released after that year, you will have TPM 2.0. What has caused much confusion is the need for a TPM, or Trusted Platform Module, a security chip on the CPU.

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Your display must be at least 9-inches with a 720p or higher resolution, and your graphics card will need to be compatible with DirectX 12 or later with the WDDM 2.0 driver. Other requirements include at least a dual-core 1-GHz 64-bit processor, 4GB of RAM, and a 64GB hard drive. Qualcomm processors made for PCs from the Snapdragon 850 onwards will also work.

You need to have at least an 8th Gen Intel Core processor (which launched in late 2017), or AMD's Ryzen 2000 or later. To even run Windows 11, your PC needs to comply with the recommended system requirements. Windows 11 review: System requirements may force you to buy a new PC If you've downloaded Windows 11 but want to revert back to Windows 10, Microsoft gives you 10 days to do so.

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By that time, Windows 11 should be a well-oiled machine (and you might need to update your hardware anyway). That gives it four more years of important feature updates and security patches before Microsoft takes it out to pasture. If you decline the option to upgrade, that's OK because Windows 10 currently has an end-of-life date of October 14, 2025. You don't have to make the switch to Windows 11, even if your system checks all the compatibility boxes.