In both Windows 10 Insider builds and Windows 11, Microsoft has already integrated support for Windows Terminal into the operating system, letting you select it as your default console terminal.

After being released with Windows 7, Windows Console Host or conhost.exe became Microsoft's terminal emulator. As a result, shells like Command Prompt and PowerShell have always opened inside the ...

Windows Terminal will become the default console application on Windows 11 "over the course of 2022," Cinnamon indicated. Cinnamon didn't describe the timing for opening up Windows to using ...

Microsoft is working on making Windows Terminal the default terminal emulator program in Windows 11 instead of the Windows Console Host, starting next year. Windows Terminal was unveiled by ...

Microsoft is moving Windows Terminal to be the default command line experience in Windows 11. The swap will happen in 2022, meaning Windows Console Host will be retired in the future.

To make the Windows Terminal your default terminal app in Windows 11, you need to open the Windows Terminal first. Then, open the Settings panel and ensure that you are in the Startup tab.

To make Windows Terminal the default console program on Windows 11, users must run version 1.15 or higher and have the optional preview update KB5019509 installed.

Windows Terminal and PowerShell have different platform support. Windows Terminal is built just for Windows and works on Windows 10 (version 19041 and later), Windows 11, and Windows Server 2022.

Pixabay Much to the relief of its users, Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Terminal isn't set to replace Command Prompt on the Windows 11 OS or the next generations of the operating system.

Windows 11 Home doesn't offer the option to install it ... If you prefer getting things done using the command line, you have the option to use Windows Terminal or Windows PowerShell. Terminal is ...

Windows Terminal v1.12.1098 brings the refreshed Windows 11 UI to the general public. Alongside that, it also fixes a Windows 10 crash issue, rendering issue, a retro Terminal effect bug, and more.

Microsoft is replacing the Windows Console Host with Windows Terminal, making Terminal the default command line experience in Windows 11, sometime in 2022. Written by Mary Jo Foley, Senior ...