The Windows 10 installation interface has changed dramatically: white on black background with a ring as a progress bar

almost every corner of Windows 10 is undergoing earth-shaking changes, including a place that has not been moved for many years: the installation interface.

In the latest compiled version of Windows 10, the installation interface is unexpectedly updated, which is completely different from the previous style, and is more in line with the style of Windows 10.

There are currently no actual screenshots to display, but neowin.net has created a simulation rendering based on what you have seen with your own eyes, which can basically restore the current style.

The new interface is white on a black background with a ring as the progress bar, supplemented by the percentage of installation progress. The top is the installation prompt and the bottom is the installation step.

Are you a bit too succinct? Anyway, this is just the current concept of Microsoft, and the follow-up will definitely continue to improve. It's unclear when it will be integrated into the public release preview.