The problem is that the user is having difficulty familiarizing themselves with the new user interface of Microsoft Windows 11. In particular, the new start menu, the task bar, and the file explorer pose a challenge. There is a lack of a suitable medium to try out and explore these functions before installation. This could lead to uncertainty and deter the user from updating the operating system. As a result, there is a need for a user-friendly resource to experience the Windows 11 environment and learn how to use the new features.

The tool introduced "Windows 11 in the Browser" provides a solution for this. Users get the opportunity to explore the new operating system in a secure environment and familiarize themselves with the updates, without having to actually install it. For instance, you can familiarize yourself with the new start menu, the taskbar and the file explorer. The tool simulates the Windows 11 environment and allows users to practice navigating and handling the new features. In this way, any uncertainties before installation can be reduced and the willingness to update the operating system can be increased. With "Windows 11 in the Browser", getting to know the new system becomes more understandable, intuitive, and efficient. With this tool, the transition to Windows 11 becomes a straightforward experience.