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CTOnews.com, Oct. 18, according to the news, Microsoft has been trying to improve and optimize the Windows 11 architecture before the launch of Windows 12, and a large number of classic features have been abandoned or reproduced.

XenoPanther discovered and tested and verified by Windows Late, Microsoft has begun to abandon P2P Win32 service support in Windows 11, and deleted a large number of .dll files related to P2P services from the system.

These P2P services have previously been used for file sharing, online games, and instant messaging in older applications. CTOnews.com query found that the key services within the Windows P2P framework mainly include:

Peer name Resolution Protocol (PNRP): it is not only a service, but also provides a platform for devices to register and determine names in a decentralized manner, bypassing traditional DNS servers. Based on the encryption key, PNRP can effectively pick a device or software separately from the network.

Peer-to-peer grouping: as its name implies, this program is responsible for managing peer groups, which are essentially clusters of devices that gather resources and intelligence. Depending on user preferences, these groups can be open to all or only selected members.

Peer-to-peer identity manager: in addition to simple device identification, this service also goes deep into the field of trust, managing device identities, certificates, and even complex trust links between peers and their groups.

These changes are expected to come with the update of the Windows 11 23H2 version in the coming weeks.

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