Still waiting for Windows 12? It’s better to focus on Windows 11

There were many months in which rumors about the possible launch of Windows 12 were fueled, creating great expectations. There was talk of a complete update with a renewed interface, performance improvements and more advanced features. Now, everything has changed with some news from Microsoft.

Still waiting for Windows 12?
However, at CES 2025, Microsoft answered all questions and confirmed that there will be no new version of Windows in the short term. Instead, the company will focus all its efforts on optimizing Windows 11 and making it its main operating system.
Microsoft did not make this decision at random, as Windows 10 is about to end its cycle. From October 2025, the company will no longer offer support, leaving computers with this version exposed to vulnerabilities. On that date, the company will stop offering security updates and will only provide extended security updates at an additional cost.
There are many who see Windows 11 as a more intrusive operating system, with functions they consider unnecessary and even ads in the Start menu. For these users, Windows 10 remains a more functional and less problematic option.

It's better to focus on Windows 11
Furthermore, and in the case of non-compatible equipment, the situation becomes even more complicated. In this case, the user will have to buy a new computer that meets the requirements or look for alternatives in systems that can adapt to older computers.
Microsoft's decision to delay Windows 12 also generated some disillusionment among those who expected a significant change in the Windows ecosystem. But the company seems to be focusing on a more progressive approach, using the current version of its system as a base to integrate its innovations in artificial intelligence and continue to capture users' attention.
Although the transition may not please everyone, Microsoft is certain that the path goes through Windows 11. It will be up to users to adapt to this new scenario. Now it is a fact that you will need to update your computer, even if you don't want to.