Microsoft Registry Editor sample sparks speculation about a Windows 11 redesign
Technology · First reported 8 Nov, 17:24 · Updated 18:07
Microsoft has a working WinUI 3 version of a modernized Registry Editor, but several features are missing, and a sample app was mistaken online for a replacement already coming to Windows 11.
- Microsoft has a working WinUI 3 version of a redesigned Registry Editor, though several important features are missing.
- A Registry Editor sample app prompted online speculation after it was mistaken for a real replacement for the existing Windows 11 editor.
- The evidence describes a possible future redesign and a sample app, not a confirmed replacement in Windows 11.
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- Microsoft has a working WinUI 3 version.
- Missing features
- Several important features are missing.
- Source of speculation
- A sample app was mistaken for a real replacement.
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