The first strong indication that bigger things may be coming landed last week from a Microsoft- published EOL notice for Windows 10. It seemed likely that Sun Valley's "sweeping visual rejuvenation" would result in Windows 10 21H2 looking very different from Windows 10 21H1. Windows 10 was intended to be Windows as a Service-a radical departure from the prior era of new, major Windows releases every three years or so.
Rumors of Sun Valley being "Windows 11" have been circulating for months, but until recently, we didn't put much stock in them. is on the way this summer. Until recently, we've assumed that this update would simply bring a new look for Windows 10 21H2-the major release of Windows 10 in the second half of 2021-but new information in the form of end-of-life (EOL) dates for Windows 10 and a leaked screenshot of something purporting to be "Windows 11 Pro" heavily imply that serious changes are on the way. Further Reading Windows 10 “Sun Valley” will do away with Windows 95 era iconsA new Windows visual refresh, codenamed Sun Valley.
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