“The present version of Windows is not a state-separated platform,” Windows Central adds. “This means that the whole system is placed onto a single editable disc.” All system files, user data, and application files are kept in the same location.” CorePC divides the operating system into many partitions, which allows for speedier OS upgrades. State separation also allows for speedier and more reliable system reset functionality, which is critical for Chromebook competitors in the education sector.”
CorePC would enable Microsoft to provide numerous versions of Windows for diverse hardware, each with its own set of features and programmes. One educationally oriented model, for example, may have a small footprint, similar to ChromeOS, running just the Edge browser, web applications, Office, and simulated Android apps. CorePC, on the other hand, might provide full-fledged Windows versions that support all of the current features and capabilities of the contemporary Windows 11 desktop. (A “Neon” compatibility layer would allow the operating system to handle classic Windows software.)
