What Win11 SE might be

[Meow]

Windows 11 SE might be a successor to Windows 10X.

Windows 10X was supposed to be a cloud based version of Windows 10. It however did not make it to RTM before being cancelled.

Most of 10X’s UI and functionality was merged into 11.

11 SE is referred to by DISM as “CloudEdition”. It also only allows Microsoft accounts to sign in (unless you skip OOBE and create a local account or put it in audit mode). For some odd reason the Microsoft Store is blocked but this is a pre release build so that could change.
In recent builds of W11 when running Windows 11 SE a message is shown in the upper right corner - “This PC isn’t set up securely—data may be at risk. Contact your retailer or manufacturer for service and repair.”
This could be that the system requirements of 11 SE are even more demanding than 11. Which would make sense if 11 SE is a cloud based version of Windows. It also means that SE could mean “Secure Edition”.
If you sign in with a Microsoft Account, you cannot access the C:\ drive.

[WinXPFan]

Windows 11 SE is an SKU of Windows 11, based off of the Cloud SKU from Windows 10's latest insider builds.

[AlphaBeta]

Most of 10X’s UI and functionality was merged into 11.

Not really. Only the UI was.

[TechyTommy]

While, in schools, Windows 11 SE probably wouldn't be as popular as Chromebooks probably. Once schools found out about Chromebooks, they switched to them. And they are probably not switching back to Windows anytime soon. But if you can't access the C drive, where would you store the files?

[ActivateYourTech]

While, in schools, Windows 11 SE probably wouldn't be as popular as Chromebooks probably. Once schools found out about Chromebooks, they switched to them. And they are probably not switching back to Windows anytime soon. But if you can't access the C drive, where would you store the files?

Right we don't have any builds?
Maybe like ChromeOS? What if we have access to everything in This PC apart from C:\ and maybe USBs and stuff.

[Joet BERNARD]

Or maybe a network storage.
All the schools I frequented since 8 years has that kind of storage for everybody.

[Meow]

While, in schools, Windows 11 SE probably wouldn't be as popular as Chromebooks probably. Once schools found out about Chromebooks, they switched to them. And they are probably not switching back to Windows anytime soon. But if you can't access the C drive, where would you store the files?

Right we don't have any builds?

You can convert Windows 11 Home / Pro to Windows 11 SE with sysprep and dism. Then you get a build of it.

Offtopic Comment

Windows 11 Starter Edition could be a new name for it.

[ActivateYourTech]

How do you do that?

[Meow]

How do you do that?