I believe there is a lot of processes running in background on your Windows. With AV and VMware and some other processes running in background and foreground, my RAM usage within 4GB only. Your 7~8 GB is not normal. By the way, I running 32 GB RAM system with VMware running in background.

It is normal, my company had 700+ PC and it is very normal as we test few and yes many background process is running.

RAM so many, why bother off the background process. I never care and let it all run in background. Haha!

Will only care if the system is slow down, but so far it was very ok.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 13 2021, 10:26 PM

It's clean and minimalistic. I like it.

daily use it since day one

Is the in built android emulator fully functional yet ?

Nope, it is still not there in beta 2.

Damn, it's working with VMware 7.1 too,
will keep upgrading to RTM version and see how it goes.

I have just installed the preview version of Windows 11

So far, I am impressed with the voice typing. In fact, I am writing this utilizing voice typing. I haven't properly trying out the new features of windows 11, and I have just installed the operating system only a couple of hours ago.

I tried to search fogies uh to enable my Android application to be loaded on my windows, but I have not found any such option ,anyone can help with this?

Did you read above? Android apps still not working

VMware of course working, it is working even the leak version.

Windows 11 - Beta 3 (version 22000.71) just release.

More semi transparent effect, fixing the Most used Apps wording cut off issue, seems round corner more smooth now.

Looks good really. Basically just Windows 10, with smoother animation, rounded corners, new icons and a new soundpack. Will test most of it out tomorrow on the latest build.

Where can I get a compiled ISO version of this? Would love to try it out too.

I join Windows Insider Program Dev Channel.

For ISO, you need to Google yourself. Latest build now is 22000.71

If you want see the real power of Windows 11, make it dual boot or boot from another drive.

Testing on VMware is for fun but you won't get the suppose feel of Windows 11.

Only use VMware or any Virtual Machine for solving issue, debugging, development and education.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jul 17 2021, 07:30 PM

or you can get the windows 10 iso legally, install, then join dev channel.
this way you can try it on vmware and virtualbox, slower but safer.

This was correct, i just test on my pc
When 2×4GB, nothing open use about 2.2GB
When 1×4GB, nothing open use about 1.8GB
Nothing i change on my pc

So all the essential apps I usually use are working fine on Windows 11.. even the latest games I've played works without issues either. So far pretty smooth little to no problems at all.

I had one issue where I first installed it tho at the start. Windows 11 works fine, but after Windows Update on the settings with all the latest update.. it restarted a few times, and just stop updating and just give me a black screen Good thing pressing the reset button actually didn't mess things up, and updated just fine after.

Two other issues that I noticed that really bothers me is that when I click the clock on the bottom right corner of the taskbar...sometimes the calendar/notification will crash, so does the taskbar icons and etc and restart.. this happened frequently for me probably 10 times now or more, but is a minor issue for me.. The other issue that bothers me is that I can't rename my desktop for some reason.. Clicking rename doesn't allow me to rename it at all lol..

Now to use it for a few weeks and see if all is good. After that will try it once or twice a month going back and forth with Windows 10 which is still my main system. Just in case Microsoft mess things up...and then most likely migrate to 11 when it's official out to the public permanently.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Jul 17 2021, 07:05 PM

Great to know you test it out.

The notification crash is new bugs in latest beta 3, build 22000.71 and I already feedback to Microsoft.

No such issue on Beta 2 and 1.

just know windows 10 setting will inform meet requirement or not for windows 11

Yup, Microsoft won't push out Windows 11 beta if your PC not meet the requirement even you join the Dev channel.