In the last few days, Microsoft released a new version of Windows 11: it is a Validation operating system. The news aroused a lot of curiosity, but at the same time generated a bit of confusion. So let's see what it is and why most users can safely continue to use the platform already present on their PC.
Windows 11: what is the version of Validation OSFirst of all, it should be noted that this is an OS intended exclusively for professionals and not for general public users. The Redmond group has in fact packaged it to meet the needs expressed by
developers and
go producers of devices, so that they can use it to perform
compatibility test without necessarily having to install the full edition. This is the description provided by the software house.
The Microsoft Validation Operating System is a lightweight, fast, and customizable Windows 11 operating system that can be used at the factory to diagnose, mitigate, and repair hardware defects during the manufacturing of Windows devices.
Based on Windows 11 kernel, it offers only one way to interact via
command line. In short, it is completely devoid of the traditional GUI.
Booting the commit operating system in a command-line environment increases factory plan reliability and supports running Win32 applications, allowing you to smooth the transition from initial system use operations and retail applications.
It is actually an
operating system validation. You can download its ISO or create bootable media to run from a USB drive or hard drive. Compatibility is guaranteed with ARM64 and AMD64 architectures.
As an opening statement, those who use a
computer for work, study, or leisure, can continue to use the traditional incarnation of Windows 11 (or if you prefer the Windows 10 predecessor), the one launched last year by Microsoft, with a graphical interface and all the functionalities well known. Official licenses are also available on Amazon for the Home and Pro versions.
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