Many times, Microsoft has tried to replicate Windows systems implemented on other platforms, especially cellular devices. It mainly involves providing limits not only to what users can do in Windows but also what they can install. The limited version of Windows has been lost with many names, from Windows RT to Windows 10 in S. Windows 11 SE may stab the next Microsoft, and it might really be more limiting than the previous iteration.
The limited Windows system will be more valid in the company and education sectors, the market that will buy Windows computers and large amounts of licenses. Although Vanilla Windows does have features that allow system administrators to control and limit what users can do, such a locked version already has restrictions from GET-GO, especially in the type and source of applications they can install. So far, the effort is also a gloomy failure, but Microsoft seems to be working on one more.
According to Xda, what should be Windows 10 Cloud Edition is more likely to be launched as Windows 11 SE. “SE” can mean anything other than roses with other names will still be limited. Unlike other iterations such as Windows 10 S and Windows 10 in S mode, this seems to target a different company SKU, including education and education education. However, what makes Windows 11 SE curious is how the limit is different from previous Microsoft’s efforts.
In some cases, this is more stringent because it seems to miss many options on the settings application. Don’t even have access to the Microsoft App Store, even though it can be a bug. Ironically, Windows 11 SE seems to support installing and running the Win32 application from the outside Microsoft Store, something that Microsoft has blocked all other versions of Windows Locked-down.
At this point, the true nature and message of Windows 11 se is unclear, but Microsoft can express it fully next week. Needless to say, it will bring a lot of restrictions that will not appeal to end users, but still have to be seen if it will actually be useful for the company’s customers too.
