you should have named it how to extend the duration of rollback to windows 10 to be honest from my experience on windows 11 before i moved back to 10 due to a dead tpm on the processor side you should not upgrade to windows 11 period the complications windows 11 has are often due to upgrading to 11 while barely anyone has issues with it when its a clean installation that said for this pc windows 10 is the end i either put it offline and download games for it on a other device or go linux microsoft is on a self destruct path because they fully know that they can get away with anything because what option do people really have majority does not want to go to linux but we got to anyway or just deal with microsoft their power play and alot of people wil stick to 11 because they don't know better aw wel its human nature to make something nice then destroy everything
Been using Windows 11 for over a year, there really isnt much of a user difference. Would always recommend a fresh install over an in-place upgrade, far cleaner and usually fixes a number of issues
I have made a jump to Linux, on a Win11 laptop I bought second hand to learn on. My primary PC is still Win10 and it will stay on the 22 version. Next year on the day D it will also become Linux. I also have a Win11 pro usb on the go which I plan to use only when I absolutely must. Even my old ex-Vista 32bit lapdog got Linux. All OSs are cloned and double backed up once set up for basic function and data double backed up separately. So if a machine goes rogue, any of them, the fix is easy and relatively fast. I like the elegant look of Win11, but that is not enough to make me stick to it. I have found a passion for the use of terminal and there is no way back 😂
@@andrewmcallister7781 Windows 7 had plenty of really bad securtiy updates some of which did a lot of damage, I still have good security on my computer and there is nothing on my computer that a hacker would want to steal, anyways I make a backup of my files/folders about every six months so if the worst does happen I will just wipe my computer and use my newest backup, all my banking and everything is done on my iphone so nothing important on my computer
Have you made the jump to Windows 11 yet?
Not until 2032, ioT for the win!
@@triggerwarningiidentifyasc725 You have a legit copy of ioT? If so, isn't it lacking some of the stuff that comes with a full version of w10?
you should have named it how to extend the duration of rollback to windows 10
to be honest from my experience on windows 11 before i moved back to 10 due to a dead tpm on the processor side you should not upgrade to windows 11 period the complications windows 11 has are often due to upgrading to 11 while barely anyone has issues with it when its a clean installation
that said for this pc windows 10 is the end i either put it offline and download games for it on a other device or go linux
microsoft is on a self destruct path because they fully know that they can get away with anything because what option do people really have majority does not want to go to linux but we got to anyway or just deal with microsoft their power play and alot of people wil stick to 11 because they don't know better
aw wel its human nature to make something nice then destroy everything
Been using Windows 11 for over a year, there really isnt much of a user difference.
Would always recommend a fresh install over an in-place upgrade, far cleaner and usually fixes a number of issues
I have made a jump to Linux, on a Win11 laptop I bought second hand to learn on. My primary PC is still Win10 and it will stay on the 22 version. Next year on the day D it will also become Linux. I also have a Win11 pro usb on the go which I plan to use only when I absolutely must. Even my old ex-Vista 32bit lapdog got Linux. All OSs are cloned and double backed up once set up for basic function and data double backed up separately. So if a machine goes rogue, any of them, the fix is easy and relatively fast. I like the elegant look of Win11, but that is not enough to make me stick to it. I have found a passion for the use of terminal and there is no way back 😂
I am still using windows 7, it still works fine and I dont have to worry about all the rubbish that comes with windows 10 and windows 11
Windows 10 is actually good an no crap on it, I would recommend you to do the upgrade to 10 but to Windows 11 honsetly that's a different story.
And you dont have to worry about security updates. Like the recent Windows WiFi hack
@@andrewmcallister7781 Windows 7 had plenty of really bad securtiy updates some of which did a lot of damage, I still have good security on my computer and there is nothing on my computer that a hacker would want to steal, anyways I make a backup of my files/folders about every six months so if the worst does happen I will just wipe my computer and use my newest backup, all my banking and everything is done on my iphone so nothing important on my computer
Best Win 10 upgrade from the awesome Win 7.
Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC version 21H2, no feature only security update until 2032
i mean it is "win"dows 7
i switch to 11 since launch