thắc mắc cho em hỏi là cấu tạo (Structure) của windows 11 bao gồm những cái gì ạ??

Diving Deeper into Windows 11 Structure​

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the two main structures in Windows 11:
1. User Interface (UI):

• Start Menu: The central hub for launching applications and accessing frequently used files and folders. It now features a clean design with pinned apps and recently used files showcased prominently.
• Taskbar: Located at the bottom of the screen, it provides quick access to open applications and system functions like search and notifications. It now has a centered layout by default, but you can switch it back to the left-aligned position familiar from Windows 10.
• File Explorer: The application for managing your files and folders. It allows you to browse, organize, and access your data on your computer's storage drive.
• Action Center: Now integrated into the Quick Settings menu, accessible by clicking the icons on the right side of the taskbar. It provides a quick way to adjust commonly used settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and display brightness.
• Notifications: Consolidated into the Quick Settings menu. You can access detailed notifications by clicking on them.
• Widgets: A new addition to the UI, accessible through a dedicated button on the taskbar. Widgets provide a glimpse of information like weather, news headlines, and your calendar at a glance.
• Applications: These are the programs you use to perform specific tasks. Windows 11 comes with pre-installed apps like Mail, Calendar, and Photos, and you can download and install additional apps from the Microsoft Store.

2. File System:

• Drives: This refers to the physical storage devices on your computer, typically the C drive for your main storage and additional drives like D or E if you have extra hard drives or partitions.
• Folders: These are hierarchical directories that organize your files. Common system folders include:
  • Users: This folder contains individual user profiles, with subfolders like Documents, Pictures, Downloads, and Desktop specific to each user.
  • Program Files: Stores program installation files and related data.
  • Windows: Contains core system files and applications essential for Windows operation.
  • System32: Holds critical system executables and DLL files.
• Files: The individual digital documents, images, videos, programs, and other data you create or store on your computer.

Additional details:

• Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA): A new feature in Windows 11 that lets you run Android apps alongside your regular Windows applications. This subsystem creates a virtual environment within Windows to run these mobile apps. (Note: WSA functionality is still under development)
• Security: Windows 11 incorporates security features like Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 to safeguard your system from unauthorized access and malware.

Resources for further exploration:
While I can't provide links directly, you can search for these resources online:

• "Windows 11 File Structure Explained" on YouTube for a video walkthrough.
• "Windows 11 overview for administrators" on Microsoft Learn for a more technical perspective.

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Windows 11: A Structural Deep Dive​

Windows 11 presents a refined user experience while maintaining a familiar file system foundation. Let's delve into the core structures that govern this operating system.
1. User Interface (UI): A Streamlined Workflow

• Start Menu: The cornerstone for application launches and file/folder access. Its streamlined design prominently features pinned apps and recently used items, enhancing workflow efficiency.
• Taskbar: Located at the screen's bottom, it provides quick access to open applications, search functions, and system notifications. The default centered layout can be customized to a left-aligned position for user preference.
• File Explorer: The workhorse for file and folder management. Users can browse, organize, and access data stored on the system's storage drives.
• Action Center & Notifications: Integrated into the Quick Settings menu, accessible from the taskbar. This consolidated approach allows for swift adjustments to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and display settings, along with streamlined notification management.
• Widgets: A new addition, offering at-a-glance information like weather, news updates, and calendar events through a dedicated taskbar button.
• Applications: Software programs used for specific tasks. Windows 11 comes pre-installed with essential applications like Mail and Calendar, with the Microsoft Store offering a vast selection of downloadable programs for further customization.

2. File System: The Foundation for Data Organization

• Drives: Physical storage devices like the primary C drive and additional partitions or external drives denoted by letters (D, E, etc.).
• Folders:Hierarchical directories that organize files. Common system folders include:
  • Users: Individual user profiles containing subfolders like Documents, Pictures, Downloads, and Desktop for personalized data storage.
  • Program Files: Stores program installation files and related data for applications.
  • Windows: Contains core system files and applications critical for Windows operation.
  • System32: Houses essential system executables and DLL files.
• Files: Individual digital documents, images, videos, programs, and other data types created or stored on the computer.

3. Additional Features for Enhanced Functionality

• Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA): (In development) This innovative feature allows users to run Android applications alongside traditional Windows programs. WSA creates a virtual environment within Windows to facilitate mobile app execution.
• Security: Windows 11 prioritizes system protection with features like Secure Boot and TPM 2.0, safeguarding against unauthorized access and malicious software.

By understanding these core structures, users can effectively navigate the Windows 11 environment and leverage its functionalities to their advantage.

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mondora1211 said:

Chuyện là em đang làm bài nghiên cứu về windows 11 nhưng hơi ít nguồn thông tin nên mạnh dạn lên đây hỏi ae ạ

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