For decades, Microsoft has offered us one of the most important software projects there is. We are talking about the Windows operating system, which never stops growing and adapting to the needs of users at all times, although it never convinces everyone.
For example, this is the case with the most recent version of the operating system, we are talking about Windows 11. Despite the company’s efforts, many are still reluctant to migrate from previous versions. Despite this and the improvements that Microsoft constantly sends us for this version, we also know that it is working on the next one. It must be taken into consideration that Windows 10 is increasingly closer to its end.
In just over a year, it will stop receiving free updates, which will force most people to finally migrate to Windows 11. Well, in parallel, we know that Microsoft is working on a version after what we currently call Windows 12. The firm has not officially talked about this new operating system, although we know that it is working on it.
Anyone currently working with the almost finished version of Windows will have the option to upgrade to the latest version of the system for free in October 2025. They also have the option of waiting for the project we mentioned, which Microsoft is currently working on.
Based on all this we have told you, over the last few months different concepts of what both Windows 11 and Windows 12 should be like have appeared online. In this case, we are going to focus on a new conceptual project that we are sure most of you will love.
This is what Microsoft’s next Windows should look like
We are referring to a project that comes to us from one of the most well-known creators of this type of concepts in the world, AR 4789. This user has already offered us some interesting concepts in the past thanks to his imagination and creativity.
Now we are presented with what we have called Windows 12.1, which contains everything we would expect from Microsoft in current and future versions of the system.
We can find a spectacular video on Google’s streaming portal, YouTube, which shows us the installation and start-up of the supposed operating system. In addition, it is worth noting that during the installation process itself we have the possibility of playing games or surfing the Internet, mostly to pass the time.
From there we find a user interface that would be appreciated by current versions of the system, all with an extremely modern design. Of course, these will now reach both the taskbar and the Start menu, and we will have a much more functional and useful Windows Explorer.
If we focus on the AI ​​that has been talked about so much lately, Windows 12.1 could not miss Copilot, an intelligent element that takes on vital importance in this concept of the operating system.
But the best thing you can do is take a look at this Windows 12.1 concept firsthand to get an idea of ​​what Microsoft should be looking for.
