This is my options for choosing which version that I will use. **Gaming** - Is it for modern gaming? Windows 11. - Is it for gaming but low-end specs? Windows 10. - Is it for emulation/emulator games? Windows 10. **Programming** - Do you have to program UWP application? Windows 11. - No UWP but Visual Studio? Windows 10. - Heavy programming with WSL2 and Docker? Windows 10. - Android Development? Windows 10. **Multimedia** - Graphic Design only? Windows 10/11. - Adobe Ecosystem Supremacy? Windows 11. - Drawing is your passion? Windows 10/11. **Looksmaxxing* - Do you want MacOS? Windows 11. - Love retro stuff? Windows 10. **Security** - Do you want latest features? Windows 11. - Do you want stability? Windows 10. - Not really care about updates? Windows 10. **Performance** - Do you have low-end PC? Windows 10. - Do you want AI girlfriend(s)? Windows 11 (w/ Copilot AI) - Do you want to get rid Edge browser? Windows 10. Just do not disable Windows Defender, even though it is having small to significant impacts into your performance, but WD is the best anti-virus that actually free for your PC.
Skipping every other version of Windows has been the right move for a long time and it seems that's not changing. I'm still on 10 and getting ready to format and reload 10 again. Decided to watch a number of videos about why you should move to 11 and I don't see any real benefits to making the change. I guess I'll just wait for the next version again, plus a few years on top of that for the bugs to get worked out.
I’m more of: if you only have one PC. Stick with what’s stable. In this case time of writing windows 10. But if you have multiples laptops. For sure get windows 11 and play with it. But I agree, nothing ground breaking on win11, similar to windows 8 and vista and winME. Win12 should be the next big thing. I just wish I didn’t need to buy a MacBook to use macOs
An upgrade to Windows 11 can feel very confusing, sometimes it feels like a more bloated Windows 10, you may have to click more sub-menu's to get to your favourite preferences. I'm sure Windows 12 would be much nicer, but I haven't found anything Windows 11 can do that Windows 10 can't.
After almost a year of using 11 and just reverted back to 10, I would say Windows 11 isn’t that bad. Of course, that sub-menu can be frustrating, but it’s not something you can’t get used to. I like many new convenient features, but I agree that it has potential to be unique on its own. I hope the next Windows will be really worth it.
Just skip Windows 11 and go straight to Windows 12 when it releases in 2024/2025. Since the dawn of time it has always been a viable option to just skip every other Windows version.
MY OPINION: Windows 10 is better just because it is simple and Microsoft is bombarding me and other Win10 users with ads to upgrade to 11. They have also buried options deep down when previously you could get to them in a matter of clicks. The start menu sucks in my opinion due to its poor design. I tried Win11 out on my computer and I downgraded to 10 after a few days. Just a reminder for those who are thinking of going back to 10, I heard that option is available for a limited time so please make the decision fast. I'm still not used to the new File Explorer design, and for me, it is kinda hard opening the legacy menus. Finally, the right-click context menu is so confusing. I feel that Win11 is a downgrade from Win10 and I will probably be using it until 2025 (or if Windows 12 is released). Besides, Microsoft is sooo strict with its hardware requirements that are quite expensive for people that are trying to save money while wanting to get a new Windows 11 PC.
imo windows 10 looks sharp while windows 11 looks lazy to me. I have a weird perspective. I only want windows 11 bc of the instant hotspot. It is really saddening that they haven't provided such a feature to windows 10. Also the windows explorer tabs are really useful. Aside from that, for me windows 10 just looks better. Btw, you said Microsoft's bombarding you, i haven't received any notification or ad about windows 11 since the day i clicked stay on windows 10 for now. There's probably a way to stop it.
I'm using win 11 for 2 years now. And i don't recommend it at all. There's a swear problem with every update. Like at this time it won't release disk usage cache, slowing the system down by almost 80%. it isn't stable yet .
@@TheHonoredOne484 Yeah it would be amazing for linux to support more apps and games. I would be set. (2 month linux ubuntu user). Thinking of getting windows 10, and just have linux on a virtual box. Just want windows for some games/apps tbh.
Not receiving updates sounds like a good thing honestly. In addition to some other instances of updates breaking certain features, my start menu (on Win 10) has been completely broken for years, ever since one of their forced updates killed it. Had the same experience on another PC running W10 and only a complete OS reinstall with formatting will help. Microsoft always bites off more than they can chew (test) and I just can't deal with these damn updates anymore. W10 for me.
Windows 10 not getting support no more will mean your system wont be getting any security updates. That's mainly what "forces" you to change to a newer version.
@@itstommythechad Windows 11 is unstable? I am using it right now, I don't even meet the minimum requirements yet its running even better than 10. ( My computer was built for windows 7 )
I used windows 11 for most of this year. It completely sucks. Slow as fwuck, when opening the file explorer it takes many seconds. It consumes a lotta battery, using in the battery efficient mode is even more slooooooooower. I've downgraded it to windows 10, and I'm having a much better experience so far. I use a i5 core, 8 ram laptop computer. If you use the same, stay on windows 10. It's waaaaay much better. The only good aspect of windows 11 is the design, nothing else.
Windows 11 seems to be an attempt to make Windows look more like Apple's OS. Its not substantially different from Windows 10 outside of a few rarely used bits. I'll wait, maybe they'll have the kinks worked out in a few years.
I'm still rocking a 10 year old PC. Bios year 2013 LOL. Kept upgrading little by little. Upgraded the HDD to SSD, Upgraded the Ram from 8 to 16 to 32, Video card upgraded too going good with my 1660 super. Thankfully original cpu is still rocking good, i7-3820. Seems that investing in a good CPU was well worth it. Too bad Microsoft says my computer is not up to spec for Windows 11 due to some security stuff.
I'm still rockin' a ThinkPad W520 from 2011, maxed out with a i7-2860QM processor, 32 GB of RAM, 1TB of SSD, and a triple-boot setup of Windows XP, Windows 10, and Linux Mint because I can't ever settle on what operating system to use haha
Windows 11 crashes a lot. I have a 1080 ti and 12 core processor. Windows 10 stable. Tried W11, faced 2 crashes per day. Went back to 10 without any issue until now
I like the look of Windows 11 but I really don't like how bloated it is and how it seems to struggle with keeping itself from falling a prat (at least that's how I feel it is) plus I have never used W11 once without it glitching in some way or another.
I tried windows 11 for I think a month, one morning, I tried my secondary laptop with windows 10 and just had much more fun and overall a better around 1-2 hours of using that than windows 11 as a whole, I don’t know if the reason is that it was when windows 11 was released and didn’t have as many features, and so I switched back to windows 10.
i like windows 11, but i downgraded to windows 10, mainly because windows 11 screws with my gpu drivers like big time, i try and play vr, and windows updates my gpu and disables my amd drivers, so my vr stops working, i never had that issue in windows 10.
I think you should use whatever you're most comfortable with. I still have a computer using 1703 instead of updating to the latest windows 10 version since 1803 and higher breaks a couple of the games I play on it. I also still have a old windows XP that I use to play games natively since lots of games that I play from that era don't work properly with windows 10
I prefer the style they went for in Windows 10, functional, yet somewhat stylish and just overall simpler. Windows 11 for some reason tries to be MacOS and this makes it look like a copycat OS, it's unpolished and it also falls behind Windows 10, it's horrible, it's frustrating to use and overall just a bad user experience...
Personally, Microsoft should continue giving w10 update cause w10 itself is good and i just dont like the way they make w11 system requirement too questionable (especiallyyyy the tpm that won't even available in older PCs)
You are basically wishing that a politician would be decent. Honest and consistently both in terms of their actions towards the people, they are supposed to support. Have you not read history ? Reality check, there's a reason why most people with even half of brain can't stand 99.99% of all politicians. It's about the same level of distestain that anyone with half of brain has against a pe doph ile. Microsoft fitzboth types of those evils in this world perfectly, and they have proven this since even the XP Era You can think John Ash Croft and Bush junior involving the Patriot act launched the same month and the same year that Windows XP was made available to the public.
@GTI8855 It may be. However. You explain nothing in your comment on how to accomplish that. I personally couldn't care less, but it's the point of potion to comment, saying something easy without showing proof of it and such a coment doesn't help anyone who is using winturd 11
I'm using win 11 for 2 years now. And i don't recommend it at all. There's a swear problem with every update. Like at this time it won't release disk usage cache, slowing the system down by almost 80%. it isn't stable yet .
@@JomarsYTyes it best windows , windows 8.1 it better than the 10 and 11 best shortcut big start menu and it sounds it nice but now it old so windows 8.1 10 and 11 i better
Sounds great, but I have to upgrade my PC on top of it just so that Microsoft even allows me to do an upgrade. I can do it by registry changes etc, but it seems pretty odd that I have to in the first place. I'm not willing to upgrade an entire system just so Microsoft plays nicely.
You are just wrong. Windows 7 so far has been the best version of Windows. There is no fight, you are just wrong. But upgrading to 10 had to happen because of they dropped support for 7. 8 was just an abomination.
Windows 12 coming in 2024 iirc ?... Not worth it to upgrade to Win11 for now. I'll stick with 10 until a major change happens that gives me HUGE advantages of switching.
Right click on desktop gives less feature than win10. You need to click extra button to get more option. If you right click on taskbar. You get a lot less options in win11, then you need to search for it deep down in settings. Start menu is just horrendous for me. Plus win10 is more stable. Supports more versions for apps and older games.
The problem with Windows 11 is that it has higher system requirements. They have a list of supported CPUs and my Lenovo laptop from 2019 has a Ryzen 5 that is not in the supported CPU list. Windows 10 on this laptop specifically states that this laptop is not supported by Windows 11. Windows 10 supports way more computers, even my older 2013 Acer laptop takes Windows 10 like a champ.
The E@@G.A.C_Preserve My Lenovo E585 has the Ryzen 5 2500U. It is not on the list of supported AMD processors per Microsoft's web site and my current Windows 10 says Windows 11 does not support my laptop. I'm as sure as Microsoft is, unless Microsoft is wrong.
@@GTI8855 So even if Microsoft says Windows 11 does not support certain hardware, you can still install it? I can see that as a possibility. I'm not going to try Windows 11 on my laptop because each newer version of Windows is more bloated than the previous version and uses up more resources. I'm happy with Windows 10.
I don’t recommend Windows 11 still. I still have right click not responding with all of my pc’s including my laptop. Still feels slower than Windows 10. My games are still running better with 10. Most of the new 11 features are not working as supposed to and useless at least for me. Settings UI is so stupidly organised especially app’s settings. And many more little annoying things keeping me off from Windows 11.
I just built a new 7950x 128gb Geforece 3070 system, and it was a no brainer... I put Windows 10 on it. When I could't get Windows 7 to work on it. ANd then I made it look as much like Windows 7as I possibly could.
Windows 10 getting its last update means you SHOULDN'T be thinking of swapping. You now will have a stabilized version forever. A Windows update killed my old pc. Windows 11 only makes sense for non personal usage like work desktops
This could have been an informative video about the differences between the two systems, instead it was just you saying you recommend the upgrade several times and not showing us what is different about the two systems at all so we could see if we want the upgrade for ourselves.
Please make a video on how to run Windows 7 on WIndows 10. Like full screen, seamless, at full speed, so you can just make Windows 11.. totally disappear and forget about it. And enjoy Windows 7 but with modern drivers on modern hardware with modern support, but not have to do a single thing inside Windows 11 except start the VM. That would be heaven. I think it's what everybody wants.
Tbh i like winedow 10. As long as security update i am content. Its easy , minimal , and not all in your fsce with fancy 3d or animation etc. Also its efficient
I upgrade every other generation. Because that seems to be the MO of the OS. Windows 95 sucked, 98 was better after second edition, ME sucked, XP was great post launch, Vista sucked, 7 was great post launch, 8 sucked, 10 was great post launch, and most people hate 11, so this is really just par for the course. When 12 comes out and gets patched up, it'll probably be pretty good if the track holds up.
100% disagree, Windows 11 often requires far more clicks to get to basic settings than Windows 10, this may be missed by more noobie users that don't go under the hood very often.
Windows 11 is an obnoxiously unremarkable filler arc in the line of Windows, it makes upgrades but it is straight up 10 with a skin on it, there are vital files that you can remove from 11 and it will fall back to the UI from 10 which shouldn't even be there as leftovers, every full OS release with a brand new name should be cleaned up without glaringly obvious bloat like that
You "upgraded" from Windows 7 to 8. You think Microsoft is "safe hands". And you say that there were software issues going from 7 to 8 and 8 to 10.. these things tell me you have no idea what your talking about. You're the TH-cam equivalent of "My computer friend.." No one who knew anything "upgraded" from 7 to 8. So when they did upgrade to 10 from 7 it was nearly seamless. And I've been using PCs long enough to have used Windows since 3.1. Before they could use the Internet and updates as an excuse to release buggy, beta at best OS. They made sure to have their new OS as stable and compatible as possible or they would have lost a ton of money. Going from 3.11 to 95 was easy and with the compatibility mode even my DOS games still worked. 95 to 98 was trouble free. 98 to XP was again nearly flawless. I used ME on a new PC i bought long enough to recognize how crap it was and "upgraded" to Windows 98 till XP came out. Vista was garbage and skipped it until 7 and now we are in the time of widespread broadband so Windows 7 was pretty buggy on launch. But after a few updates became a great OS. But that's were the glitchy OS launches really began for Microsoft. There is so much more to say but No, you are not in "safe hands" with Microsoft.
most of the people in your comments don't understand the main reason to update😂😂. all they see is a start button in center and unable to resize the taskbar.
iam allready on windows 11 on my unsported hardware and it run smoothly sometime i think my laptop is suported to windows 11 coz of how smoothly is running
Does Windows 11 have trouble with keeping time or is this video from 11/2/2021 and you just happened to post it in the summer of 2023? I was looking at the date in the corner. Or did you somehow install it without being connected to the internet. Or did you for some reason just change the date back a couple years.
Is that a bad thing? hate on Apple all you want, their UI design is good. I prefer Windows in most cases, but MacOS looks way better than any version of Windows before 11.
@@suskeffu How long has it been since you've used 11? It's actually way better than 10. You're also acting like MacOS is bad, which it's not. It's just bad for gaming, which it wasn't designed for. At this point, Windows 11 is stable enough to where it's stupid to not upgrade. There are no important features from 10 that are missing in 11, and basically everything in 11 is an improvement.
For EVERY smallest thing you can do on Win11 but not on Win10, there are 10 MUCH more USEFUL things that you can do in Win10 but NOT in Win11. Windows 11 just SUCKS compared to windows 10 in EVERY aspect pretty much.
Ok here is my situation. I tried upgrading to Windows 11 Had so many bugs and issues with other softwares so I had to revert back to 10. Windows should stop trying to copy Apple. Copying Apple will not make it better. Why can't companies stick to their identities!? I remember when Battlefield game developers started copying Call of Duty, their franchise failed! Window thinks the best option is to copy Apple. That's a bad decision. Instead of copying Apple why not do a Windows 11 like Windows 7.
The user interface is still atrocious in Windows 11. This is what has kept me from upgrading. I just can't get over how awful the start menu and the interface is - still!
Yeah my grandfather bought a laptop with windows 11 on it and even though its a $1200 laptop it feels like im using an oversized tablet I don't like it. Maybe I'm older fashioned but i prefer "seeing the guts" so to speak of the operating system. 11 is like a polished shoe.
I don't know what about Windows 10 its good, just stability does not shit down randomly, nothing else its good, sluggish lagg and 165hz monitor with cpu that have more then enough power to push it its why i hate Windows 10, probably gonna try windows 11 to see if that its fixed
I recently installed windows 11, I feel it has series of bugs. I installed WSL and now my dual monitor display fails. Only one shows. I can't even set the screen resolution, it's grayed out. I am downgrading to windows 10 as we speak. If that fails me, I will fall back to my Fedora.
@@dhheisterYTWindows 10 for me feels less cluttered because of its UI. It's also faster than Windows 11. Windows 10 is also more stable than 11. And I've been using it since its release in 2015. It's had its flaws too but imo is superior to W11. The newest one has an interesting UI, but for me right now that's pretty much about it. I have trust that the Windows Team have good plans and will improve the OS. Asking myself tho, how it's so sluggish after 2 years (on my laptop which is stated as "Windows 11 ready") 😐 Yes, I do system maintenance, such as cleaning up junk files and limiting background services and programs and more. It's not helping lol You can have most of the features in Windows 10 either with or without 3rd party software. I'd definitely downgrade to Windows 10.
I seem to be in the minority here, but I think Windows 11 is superb. I was fine with 10, but 11 came on my new PC, and I'm loving it. MS has made great progress in getting the old VBA-looking dialogs into the GUI, so that everything is in one place finally. I've had no problems with it impacting my RTX 4060 at all. Everything runs super fast. The search function is near-instantaneous! It's amazing! Find files on your PC easily now. The search bar is useful finally.
BUT YOU DON’t NEED UPDATES! Any thing helpful can just be an app or mod. As a consumer, DEMAND software be compatible with older, popular OS’ or you won’t buy it. Same with games. Win 10 or review bomb.
I’m still using Windows 8/8.1 on my laptop, and Microsoft Edge stopped working a few months ago. That’s why I’m now looking to upgrade. Based on the comments, I’m gonna go with Windows 10 🙂
I know that not all of us have the opportunity to buy the latest of the latest in terms of hardware, but there are people who have computers from 10 years ago and want Windows 11 to work well with such obsolete systems, being a modern OS. In my case, laptop legion 5 pro with Ryzen 5800h, 32gb of Ram and RTX 3070 not a single failure, not a single crash or incompatibility with software or hardware and I have had it for a little over a year now. In my case I don't have a single complaint.
On Windows 11, is it possible to shift the buttons on the bottom bar to be aligned left (just like in Windows 10)? I hate that they are centered. And also, is it possible to make the bar black (instead of white)? These are my only concerns about Windows 11.
I prefer how windows 11 looks but windows 10 just works, and I know my way pretty well round it but I want to at least experience windows 11 assuming the windows 12 rumours are true
@@dhheisterYTmore stable and less bugs. Works fine and smoothier.
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As long there still is the Bug where the explorer just pops up on Windows 11, no way. Microsoft is aware of it for nearly one year now, but was unable to fix it. Lot's of people out there whis this annoying bug.
I still can't get over the right click file explorer menus on win11. No copy paste or rename but you have to do extra clicks. And more options settings. What a load of crap it is
well i can run windows 11 on my laptop i just wanted to downgrade to windows 10 cuz i miss it and the updates will end at 2025 so it worth having windows 10 for 2 more years
The only reason that I recommend Windows 11 is because Windows 10 is almost near its end of support life cycle personally I like Windows 10 but I've been using Windows 11 for about 6 months now with almost no issues The only thing I don't like about it is that you have to know the name of your application that you're looking for in the start menu to be honest I like the new position of the start menu in the middle for me it makes more sense but the fact that you can no longer view all applications is kind of a stupid decision on Microsoft end
Win 11 is not the better option. Maybe in another year or 2 of fixing bugs and adding functionality... But there is literally zero reason to go to 11 when 10 offers so much more
This is my options for choosing which version that I will use.
**Gaming**
- Is it for modern gaming? Windows 11.
- Is it for gaming but low-end specs? Windows 10.
- Is it for emulation/emulator games? Windows 10.
**Programming**
- Do you have to program UWP application? Windows 11.
- No UWP but Visual Studio? Windows 10.
- Heavy programming with WSL2 and Docker? Windows 10.
- Android Development? Windows 10.
**Multimedia**
- Graphic Design only? Windows 10/11.
- Adobe Ecosystem Supremacy? Windows 11.
- Drawing is your passion? Windows 10/11.
**Looksmaxxing*
- Do you want MacOS? Windows 11.
- Love retro stuff? Windows 10.
**Security**
- Do you want latest features? Windows 11.
- Do you want stability? Windows 10.
- Not really care about updates? Windows 10.
**Performance**
- Do you have low-end PC? Windows 10.
- Do you want AI girlfriend(s)? Windows 11 (w/ Copilot AI)
- Do you want to get rid Edge browser? Windows 10.
Just do not disable Windows Defender, even though it is having small to significant impacts into your performance, but WD is the best anti-virus that actually free for your PC.
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AI girlfriends 😭
Skipping every other version of Windows has been the right move for a long time and it seems that's not changing. I'm still on 10 and getting ready to format and reload 10 again. Decided to watch a number of videos about why you should move to 11 and I don't see any real benefits to making the change. I guess I'll just wait for the next version again, plus a few years on top of that for the bugs to get worked out.
Thank you for this comment, I am doing the same as well
Yes Sir. This had always been the most logical thing to do.
Kind of like the release of the vaccine.
Basic logic goes a long way for people like us🙏🏼
I’m more of: if you only have one PC. Stick with what’s stable. In this case time of writing windows 10.
But if you have multiples laptops. For sure get windows 11 and play with it.
But I agree, nothing ground breaking on win11, similar to windows 8 and vista and winME.
Win12 should be the next big thing. I just wish I didn’t need to buy a MacBook to use macOs
@@tac2456 bill doesn’t even work at microsoft anymore, hes long gone
@@sizquirt indeed he's busy inventing ways to depopulate the world
An upgrade to Windows 11 can feel very confusing, sometimes it feels like a more bloated Windows 10, you may have to click more sub-menu's to get to your favourite preferences. I'm sure Windows 12 would be much nicer, but I haven't found anything Windows 11 can do that Windows 10 can't.
Windows 11 have a co pilot now. and AI in built assistant I guess lmao
After almost a year of using 11 and just reverted back to 10, I would say Windows 11 isn’t that bad. Of course, that sub-menu can be frustrating, but it’s not something you can’t get used to. I like many new convenient features, but I agree that it has potential to be unique on its own. I hope the next Windows will be really worth it.
tablet mode is gone, you can't even move your sidebar from the bottom its sucks, my opinion
@@Rei-bg3rf Yes, the most useless that i dont need.
@@AntiGrieferGames true, I literally change to Windows 10 almost 2 months now running it lmao. So much better, 11 still got bugs.
Just skip Windows 11 and go straight to Windows 12 when it releases in 2024/2025. Since the dawn of time it has always been a viable option to just skip every other Windows version.
the only option you dont skip is your dinner after you've already had 2 plates.
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@@FreeRobux712you would die if you don't make a snappy remark on every comment i read here. 😂 You have a lot of time to spend.
This, hell I'm running 7 on my old gaming rig as a backup and it was still perfectly viable until Steam nuked support for it
@@benemery1644 7 would still be perfectly viable as an OS in most cases if it was still supported by more applications
The issue with Windows 11 is its a side grade, not an upgrade. Ill go to it for more support but it doesnt feel better.
This is exactly what it is! 💯
I stayed on 7 for quite a while and then updated to 10. Very cautious on updating.
Stay with 10 until not supported.
We should all get rid of microcrapsoft.
I stayed with Windows XP until 2020 haha
@@ll3yWanTeD microcrotch?
MY OPINION: Windows 10 is better just because it is simple and Microsoft is bombarding me and other Win10 users with ads to upgrade to 11. They have also buried options deep down when previously you could get to them in a matter of clicks. The start menu sucks in my opinion due to its poor design. I tried Win11 out on my computer and I downgraded to 10 after a few days. Just a reminder for those who are thinking of going back to 10, I heard that option is available for a limited time so please make the decision fast. I'm still not used to the new File Explorer design, and for me, it is kinda hard opening the legacy menus. Finally, the right-click context menu is so confusing. I feel that Win11 is a downgrade from Win10 and I will probably be using it until 2025 (or if Windows 12 is released). Besides, Microsoft is sooo strict with its hardware requirements that are quite expensive for people that are trying to save money while wanting to get a new Windows 11 PC.
imo windows 10 looks sharp while windows 11 looks lazy to me. I have a weird perspective. I only want windows 11 bc of the instant hotspot. It is really saddening that they haven't provided such a feature to windows 10. Also the windows explorer tabs are really useful. Aside from that, for me windows 10 just looks better. Btw, you said Microsoft's bombarding you, i haven't received any notification or ad about windows 11 since the day i clicked stay on windows 10 for now. There's probably a way to stop it.
Windows 10 simple n gets the job done
I'm using win 11 for 2 years now. And i don't recommend it at all. There's a swear problem with every update. Like at this time it won't release disk usage cache, slowing the system down by almost 80%. it isn't stable yet .
@@saifi_1.1.2sad that microsoft is still not sure how to make a proper OS
@@suhsnowso explain why majority use windows then?
@@slaydog5102lack of options. And if Linux starts supporting more apps people would switch in an instant
@@TheHonoredOne484 Yeah it would be amazing for linux to support more apps and games. I would be set. (2 month linux ubuntu user). Thinking of getting windows 10, and just have linux on a virtual box. Just want windows for some games/apps tbh.
Not receiving updates sounds like a good thing honestly. In addition to some other instances of updates breaking certain features, my start menu (on Win 10) has been completely broken for years, ever since one of their forced updates killed it. Had the same experience on another PC running W10 and only a complete OS reinstall with formatting will help. Microsoft always bites off more than they can chew (test) and I just can't deal with these damn updates anymore. W10 for me.
LOL. Windows is so awful that windows users think the life without updates is better
Windows 10 not getting support no more will mean your system wont be getting any security updates. That's mainly what "forces" you to change to a newer version.
ima stay on windows 10 as long as its supported. If they just release security patches im cool with it
wont be supported after 2025
@@rsdigiomoney Windows 10 IoT Enterprise ltsc 2032 :)
@@TommyYT2XXXi just switched from windows 11 to 10, no rollback. just straight downloaded it
@@itstommythechad Windows 11 is unstable? I am using it right now, I don't even meet the minimum requirements yet its running even better than 10. ( My computer was built for windows 7 )
@@E_xyncyou bypassed it?
I used windows 11 for most of this year. It completely sucks. Slow as fwuck, when opening the file explorer it takes many seconds. It consumes a lotta battery, using in the battery efficient mode is even more slooooooooower. I've downgraded it to windows 10, and I'm having a much better experience so far. I use a i5 core, 8 ram laptop computer. If you use the same, stay on windows 10. It's waaaaay much better. The only good aspect of windows 11 is the design, nothing else.
I will agree with you
Windows 11 seems to be an attempt to make Windows look more like Apple's OS.
Its not substantially different from Windows 10 outside of a few rarely used bits.
I'll wait, maybe they'll have the kinks worked out in a few years.
I'm still rocking a 10 year old PC. Bios year 2013 LOL. Kept upgrading little by little. Upgraded the HDD to SSD, Upgraded the Ram from 8 to 16 to 32, Video card upgraded too going good with my 1660 super. Thankfully original cpu is still rocking good, i7-3820. Seems that investing in a good CPU was well worth it. Too bad Microsoft says my computer is not up to spec for Windows 11 due to some security stuff.
I'm still rockin' a ThinkPad W520 from 2011, maxed out with a i7-2860QM processor, 32 GB of RAM, 1TB of SSD, and a triple-boot setup of Windows XP, Windows 10, and Linux Mint because I can't ever settle on what operating system to use haha
Just remember
Windows 11 is mix with 8 and Vista with lot of blotware
There are big changes in Win11. Some important settings are missing, it's buggy as hell, slow and volume is very low. Win10 is stable and much better
My volume is perfectly fine on Windows 11, maybe you haven't enabled Loudness Equalization, which is off by default on 10 and 11.
as it should lol@@MarkWhich
Windows 11 crashes a lot. I have a 1080 ti and 12 core processor. Windows 10 stable. Tried W11, faced 2 crashes per day. Went back to 10 without any issue until now
I like the look of Windows 11 but I really don't like how bloated it is and how it seems to struggle with keeping itself from falling a prat (at least that's how I feel it is) plus I have never used W11 once without it glitching in some way or another.
Thanks I'm staying with 10 then I a refurb HP x360 then. Poster's video WAS NOT compelling. I don't use tablet mode either.
Boot times have slightly improved, but other than that, I'm not impressed.
I tried windows 11 for I think a month, one morning, I tried my secondary laptop with windows 10 and just had much more fun and overall a better around 1-2 hours of using that than windows 11 as a whole, I don’t know if the reason is that it was when windows 11 was released and didn’t have as many features, and so I switched back to windows 10.
From old wise man, do not install windows 11. It still sucks. Use windows 10 'till it'll be expired in 2025. Still about 2 years left.
i like windows 11, but i downgraded to windows 10, mainly because windows 11 screws with my gpu drivers like big time, i try and play vr, and windows updates my gpu and disables my amd drivers, so my vr stops working, i never had that issue in windows 10.
windoes 10 is way better
I still use Win 10 on all of my machines and find it snappier and more stable. Will likely only upgrade in 2026 when Win 10 reaches end of life.
the only thing that ends here is your mother's dignity after i show her what you do all day.
Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 - End of servicing 2032-1-13
@@ДаркоПерић-р9й However the patch level is 12mths behind .. Will they ever upgrade the enterprise edition to 22H2?
I think you should use whatever you're most comfortable with. I still have a computer using 1703 instead of updating to the latest windows 10 version since 1803 and higher breaks a couple of the games I play on it. I also still have a old windows XP that I use to play games natively since lots of games that I play from that era don't work properly with windows 10
The latency on 1703 is so good
Out of curiosity, what games does 1803 break for you?
It breaks some games, but at the same time, some newer games won't even work if you don't update as they require version 1909 or newer
Bro is asking for an exploit
what's with 1703?
I prefer the style they went for in Windows 10, functional, yet somewhat stylish and just overall simpler. Windows 11 for some reason tries to be MacOS and this makes it look like a copycat OS, it's unpolished and it also falls behind Windows 10, it's horrible, it's frustrating to use and overall just a bad user experience...
It has the same issue window 8 had where it's trying to be different when it should just be simple
We prefer Windows 10, because better than Windows 11.
No you prefer windows 10 because u have potato PC and it don't supports windows 11
@@hallibear i have old mid range pc. it runs both good. windows 11 isnt upgrade because older features and move taskbar was removed
@@hallibear move taskbar has been removed on windows 11. it was annoying
@@PffingAlexeyPetrov besides removing move taskbar they add more features
@@hallibear I have a 13 th gen intel i5 still decided not to upgrade as most of my apps run poorly and 11 feels slugish
Personally, Microsoft should continue giving w10 update cause w10 itself is good and i just dont like the way they make w11 system requirement too questionable (especiallyyyy the tpm that won't even available in older PCs)
You are basically wishing that a politician would be decent. Honest and consistently both in terms of their actions towards the people, they are supposed to support.
Have you not read history ? Reality check, there's a reason why most people with even half of brain can't stand 99.99% of all politicians. It's about the same level of distestain that anyone with half of brain has against a pe doph ile.
Microsoft fitzboth types of those evils in this world perfectly, and they have proven this since even the XP Era
You can think John Ash Croft and Bush junior involving the Patriot act launched the same month and the same year that Windows XP was made available to the public.
It's pretty easy to make a bootable Win11 flashdrive that doesn't require TPM.
@GTI8855 It may be. However. You explain nothing in your comment on how to accomplish that. I personally couldn't care less, but it's the point of potion to comment, saying something easy without showing proof of it and such a coment doesn't help anyone who is using winturd 11
@@motoryzen Just one word : rufus.
@GTI8855 ive had far better luck with Unetbootin, windows version, as far as creating Linux distro installation drives.
I'm using win 11 for 2 years now. And i don't recommend it at all. There's a swear problem with every update. Like at this time it won't release disk usage cache, slowing the system down by almost 80%. it isn't stable yet .
I use Windows 11 completely stable
@@excaliver3712Is it slowing down your PC?
@@thefm5660 tbh yes its kinda slow compared to win 10 like i can feel the latency
Is it stable yet? I am building a new pc, should I do a clean install of windows 10, or 11?
@@SwiftDashPrime 10
We did it boys, computer homescreens now look like tablet homescreens🙄
People in 2012 when Windows 8 got released:
@@Play-gn7xgwindows 8.1 was so underrated, was s good windows
@@JomarsYT Absolute facts
@@Play-gn7xg Relatable
@@JomarsYTyes it best windows , windows 8.1 it better than the 10 and 11 best shortcut big start menu and it sounds it nice but now it old so windows 8.1 10 and 11 i better
I don't see anything i need in Windows 11....so why even bother
Sounds great, but I have to upgrade my PC on top of it just so that Microsoft even allows me to do an upgrade. I can do it by registry changes etc, but it seems pretty odd that I have to in the first place. I'm not willing to upgrade an entire system just so Microsoft plays nicely.
You are just wrong. Windows 7 so far has been the best version of Windows. There is no fight, you are just wrong. But upgrading to 10 had to happen because of they dropped support for 7. 8 was just an abomination.
Windows 12 coming in 2024 iirc ?... Not worth it to upgrade to Win11 for now. I'll stick with 10 until a major change happens that gives me HUGE advantages of switching.
Its been a month since I upgraded to win 11 and you know what? I regretted it.
tell me whyyyy, i'm deciding whether i should upgrade as well
@@cunninglus4795 well it just takes 1gb of your ram and it's not worth it, but if you want to upgrade on win 11 then its your choice
@@cunninglus4795just dont
Right click on desktop gives less feature than win10. You need to click extra button to get more option. If you right click on taskbar. You get a lot less options in win11, then you need to search for it deep down in settings. Start menu is just horrendous for me. Plus win10 is more stable. Supports more versions for apps and older games.
I see no good reason to change from 10 to 11. Some older apps which I’ve bought might not even work.
The problem with Windows 11 is that it has higher system requirements. They have a list of supported CPUs and my Lenovo laptop from 2019 has a Ryzen 5 that is not in the supported CPU list. Windows 10 on this laptop specifically states that this laptop is not supported by Windows 11. Windows 10 supports way more computers, even my older 2013 Acer laptop takes Windows 10 like a champ.
Are you sure cause my Ryzen 5 7520U are officially running Windows 11
The E@@G.A.C_Preserve My Lenovo E585 has the Ryzen 5 2500U. It is not on the list of supported AMD processors per Microsoft's web site and my current Windows 10 says Windows 11 does not support my laptop. I'm as sure as Microsoft is, unless Microsoft is wrong.
Win11 can be installed even if you have 2006 Core2duo CPU.
@@GTI8855 So even if Microsoft says Windows 11 does not support certain hardware, you can still install it? I can see that as a possibility. I'm not going to try Windows 11 on my laptop because each newer version of Windows is more bloated than the previous version and uses up more resources. I'm happy with Windows 10.
@@ChavezDIY
There's an option in Rufus that allows to remove TPM 2.0 and secure boot requirement.
I'm staying with windows 10 pro.
I don’t recommend Windows 11 still. I still have right click not responding with all of my pc’s including my laptop. Still feels slower than Windows 10. My games are still running better with 10. Most of the new 11 features are not working as supposed to and useless at least for me. Settings UI is so stupidly organised especially app’s settings. And many more little annoying things keeping me off from Windows 11.
Windows 11 is for baby’s windows 10 is for highest of people windows 7 is for LEGENDS
I just built a new 7950x 128gb Geforece 3070 system, and it was a no brainer... I put Windows 10 on it.
When I could't get Windows 7 to work on it. ANd then I made it look as much like Windows 7as I possibly could.
7950x3D here with a 4090 - no chance in hell I'll put 11 on it.
I’ve used windows 11 for over a year now and have decided to downgrade back to windows 10 today to give my pc better performance
They're both secure, stable, and haven't had OS breaking bugs which was always a problem with Windows 7 or earlier. You should be fine on either.
Secure? What about your privacy data? Oh, okay... Don't exists.
Windows 10 getting its last update means you SHOULDN'T be thinking of swapping. You now will have a stabilized version forever. A Windows update killed my old pc. Windows 11 only makes sense for non personal usage like work desktops
This could have been an informative video about the differences between the two systems, instead it was just you saying you recommend the upgrade several times and not showing us what is different about the two systems at all so we could see if we want the upgrade for ourselves.
Best comment for this vid.
i just went back to windows 10 to get a cheaper version of pro and boy do i like it a lot better than 11
Please make a video on how to run Windows 7 on WIndows 10. Like full screen, seamless, at full speed, so you can just make Windows 11.. totally disappear and forget about it. And enjoy Windows 7 but with modern drivers on modern hardware with modern support, but not have to do a single thing inside Windows 11 except start the VM. That would be heaven. I think it's what everybody wants.
just search up a video on youtube
@@sizquirt Yeah pretty easy to get HyperVisor to install 11 and Ubuntu... haven't got around to trying anything else yet though.
Thats What I Want
If you're not a granny, don't even touch 11. It is gimped. No interface customisation... and huge time suck to do the simplest tasks.
i use both win 10 and 11 and i like win 10 little more, im used to it and i think it's a bit simplier at the cost of ''not looking as nice''
oh boo hoo, the little baby cant handle a change in UI? go whine at your mom, i'm sure she cares.
@@FreeRobux712 I mean I asked your mom and she did care
@@FreeRobux712Are you mental or something?
@@FreeRobux712 why were you so aggressively insulting people in the comments lol
Tbh i like winedow 10. As long as security update i am content. Its easy , minimal , and not all in your fsce with fancy 3d or animation etc. Also its efficient
I upgrade every other generation. Because that seems to be the MO of the OS. Windows 95 sucked, 98 was better after second edition, ME sucked, XP was great post launch, Vista sucked, 7 was great post launch, 8 sucked, 10 was great post launch, and most people hate 11, so this is really just par for the course. When 12 comes out and gets patched up, it'll probably be pretty good if the track holds up.
vista and 8 dont suck, 8 was just a tablet version no need to upgrade to it, vista was literally fine after service pack 2 and is still very snappy
@@sizquirtvista is a pain in the hole lmao
try service pack 2, it fixed all ur problems and is similar to windows 7 in performance.@@ll3yWanTeD
i would rather use windows 10 because windows 11 fucks with my gaming experiance and makes everything so frustrating
100% disagree, Windows 11 often requires far more clicks to get to basic settings than Windows 10, this may be missed by more noobie users that don't go under the hood very often.
I fucking hate windows 11 so much it's unreal
Windows 11 is an obnoxiously unremarkable filler arc in the line of Windows, it makes upgrades but it is straight up 10 with a skin on it, there are vital files that you can remove from 11 and it will fall back to the UI from 10 which shouldn't even be there as leftovers, every full OS release with a brand new name should be cleaned up without glaringly obvious bloat like that
You "upgraded" from Windows 7 to 8. You think Microsoft is "safe hands". And you say that there were software issues going from 7 to 8 and 8 to 10.. these things tell me you have no idea what your talking about. You're the TH-cam equivalent of "My computer friend.." No one who knew anything "upgraded" from 7 to 8. So when they did upgrade to 10 from 7 it was nearly seamless. And I've been using PCs long enough to have used Windows since 3.1. Before they could use the Internet and updates as an excuse to release buggy, beta at best OS. They made sure to have their new OS as stable and compatible as possible or they would have lost a ton of money. Going from 3.11 to 95 was easy and with the compatibility mode even my DOS games still worked. 95 to 98 was trouble free. 98 to XP was again nearly flawless. I used ME on a new PC i bought long enough to recognize how crap it was and "upgraded" to Windows 98 till XP came out. Vista was garbage and skipped it until 7 and now we are in the time of widespread broadband so Windows 7 was pretty buggy on launch. But after a few updates became a great OS. But that's were the glitchy OS launches really began for Microsoft. There is so much more to say but No, you are not in "safe hands" with Microsoft.
holy mother of yap
most of the people in your comments don't understand the main reason to update😂😂. all they see is a start button in center and unable to resize the taskbar.
You can change the first one not sure about the second one though
iam allready on windows 11 on my unsported hardware and it run smoothly sometime i think my laptop is suported to windows 11 coz of how smoothly is running
yeah windows 11 requirements are dogshit
But Windows 11 isn't upgrade, because the older features removed. (Example: lock the taskbar)
Does Windows 11 have trouble with keeping time or is this video from 11/2/2021 and you just happened to post it in the summer of 2023? I was looking at the date in the corner. Or did you somehow install it without being connected to the internet. Or did you for some reason just change the date back a couple years.
Windows 11 worst OS in terms of performance by far. I just need the sh1t to do its most basic sh1t but it cant without taking a day.
How hard is it to make an OS that works...Nobody cares about bells and whistles, they need just a basic, robust system.
“Probably” count: 15 times
“Probably” count within first minute: 9 times
Err Windows 10 is still very much alive throughout 2025. We are currently only in 2023.
What does everyone like best? Windows 10 or windows 11?
10
XP, 7 and 10.😊💯
Windows 11 looks very "Apple" 👀😩🤣
they even tried to make it "original" but it literally looks like Mac OS☠️😭😂
@@suskeffu Yeah because Apple's user interface is the only way to upgrade, Smooth, easy for the eyes, intuitive, modern, so it's not so surprising
Is that a bad thing? hate on Apple all you want, their UI design is good. I prefer Windows in most cases, but MacOS looks way better than any version of Windows before 11.
@@MicahIsBatman2 lol at this point I'd prefer MacOS than window 11
@@suskeffu How long has it been since you've used 11? It's actually way better than 10. You're also acting like MacOS is bad, which it's not. It's just bad for gaming, which it wasn't designed for. At this point, Windows 11 is stable enough to where it's stupid to not upgrade. There are no important features from 10 that are missing in 11, and basically everything in 11 is an improvement.
For EVERY smallest thing you can do on Win11 but not on Win10, there are 10 MUCH more USEFUL things that you can do in Win10 but NOT in Win11. Windows 11 just SUCKS compared to windows 10 in EVERY aspect pretty much.
Ok here is my situation.
I tried upgrading to Windows 11
Had so many bugs and issues with other softwares so I had to revert back to 10.
Windows should stop trying to copy Apple.
Copying Apple will not make it better. Why can't companies stick to their identities!?
I remember when Battlefield game developers started copying Call of Duty, their franchise failed!
Window thinks the best option is to copy Apple. That's a bad decision.
Instead of copying Apple why not do a Windows 11 like Windows 7.
Blue still doesn’t have windows 11 v22h2 💀
Win 7 is the best version made until now...
personally i like some features of windows 10, however its clear windows 11 is getting all the updates from now on
The user interface is still atrocious in Windows 11. This is what has kept me from upgrading. I just can't get over how awful the start menu and the interface is - still!
Yeah my grandfather bought a laptop with windows 11 on it and even though its a $1200 laptop it feels like im using an oversized tablet I don't like it. Maybe I'm older fashioned but i prefer "seeing the guts" so to speak of the operating system. 11 is like a polished shoe.
I don't know what about Windows 10 its good, just stability does not shit down randomly, nothing else its good, sluggish lagg and 165hz monitor with cpu that have more then enough power to push it its why i hate Windows 10, probably gonna try windows 11 to see if that its fixed
I recently installed windows 11, I feel it has series of bugs. I installed WSL and now my dual monitor display fails. Only one shows. I can't even set the screen resolution, it's grayed out. I am downgrading to windows 10 as we speak. If that fails me, I will fall back to my Fedora.
Fedora better
Using windows 10 21H2, and LD Player for android apps, no issues here. Prefer the look on 10 bc 11 looks too much like apple
I will keep using windows 10 until its last update.
tell me about windows 10 i am thinking of downgrading to it
@@dhheisterYTWindows 10 for me feels less cluttered because of its UI. It's also faster than Windows 11. Windows 10 is also more stable than 11. And I've been using it since its release in 2015. It's had its flaws too but imo is superior to W11. The newest one has an interesting UI, but for me right now that's pretty much about it.
I have trust that the Windows Team have good plans and will improve the OS.
Asking myself tho, how it's so sluggish after 2 years (on my laptop which is stated as "Windows 11 ready") 😐
Yes, I do system maintenance, such as cleaning up junk files and limiting background services and programs and more.
It's not helping lol
You can have most of the features in Windows 10 either with or without 3rd party software.
I'd definitely downgrade to Windows 10.
I seem to be in the minority here, but I think Windows 11 is superb. I was fine with 10, but 11 came on my new PC, and I'm loving it. MS has made great progress in getting the old VBA-looking dialogs into the GUI, so that everything is in one place finally. I've had no problems with it impacting my RTX 4060 at all. Everything runs super fast. The search function is near-instantaneous! It's amazing! Find files on your PC easily now. The search bar is useful finally.
Your opinion is wrong
Oh. My bad. @@NemyacX
@@NemyacXno your opinion is wrong
@@taylorcurtis8077 windows 10 is superior no question
@@NemyacXtrue
In the Windows 11 RegEdit you'll find OS Version is listed as Windows 10........so make of that what you will. Cheers 🍻
In Windows 11 you can't change
Taskbar size but anyhow there is
still buggy operating system pros &
cons, still I love Windows 10 👑
I wonder how Windows 11 is with old hardware like printers?
dawg they are FORCING ME to get windows 11
Looks hideous, dumbed down for lesser users, never upgrading: Linux comes next.
How about we just bring XP back. It just worked.
When they moved from Win7 to Win10, I had a ton of problems with compatibility of printers and Aps. What about those problems?
F windows 11 Win10 is supported until Oct 2025, I'll ignore Win11 until then.
BUT YOU DON’t NEED UPDATES!
Any thing helpful can just be an app or mod.
As a consumer, DEMAND software be compatible with older, popular OS’ or you won’t buy it.
Same with games. Win 10 or review bomb.
I’m still using Windows 8/8.1 on my laptop, and Microsoft Edge stopped working a few months ago. That’s why I’m now looking to upgrade. Based on the comments, I’m gonna go with Windows 10 🙂
The title of the video says 2023, but all the screens shows dates from February 2021... how pathetic is that?
If I wanted a useless taskbar I'll buy a macbook. Windows 10 for life.
In reality windows xp was the most stable operating system ever !!
Nope, I won't migrate to win 11
very poor review all talk no substance no visual comparisons TIME WASTER !
I know that not all of us have the opportunity to buy the latest of the latest in terms of hardware, but there are people who have computers from 10 years ago and want Windows 11 to work well with such obsolete systems, being a modern OS. In my case, laptop legion 5 pro with Ryzen 5800h, 32gb of Ram and RTX 3070 not a single failure, not a single crash or incompatibility with software or hardware and I have had it for a little over a year now. In my case I don't have a single complaint.
Currently the next update breaks windows 11 so much so I will try and stick with windows 10
On Windows 11, is it possible to shift the buttons on the bottom bar to be aligned left (just like in Windows 10)? I hate that they are centered. And also, is it possible to make the bar black (instead of white)? These are my only concerns about Windows 11.
Yes you can and it has dark mode to change the bar black, or whatever color you want
Yes! It can be moved to the left side as in Windows 10 and the bar can be made black!
@@Catalin.Constantinhow to do?
@@Catalin.Constantinit can’t be made dark, stop lying.😊
@@sizquirt yeah it can 💀
I prefer how windows 11 looks but windows 10 just works, and I know my way pretty well round it but I want to at least experience windows 11 assuming the windows 12 rumours are true
tell me about windows 10 i am thinking of downgrading to it
@@dhheisterYTmore stable and less bugs. Works fine and smoothier.
As long there still is the Bug where the explorer just pops up on Windows 11, no way. Microsoft is aware of it for nearly one year now, but was unable to fix it. Lot's of people out there whis this annoying bug.
windows 11 feels more like a Stop Gap. hopefully windows 12 is better
who likes windows 10
👇
I still can't get over the right click file explorer menus on win11. No copy paste or rename but you have to do extra clicks. And more options settings. What a load of crap it is
Windows xp was the best window’s version
I enjoyed it but I al wys hated Bill
well i can run windows 11 on my laptop
i just wanted to downgrade to windows 10 cuz i miss it
and the updates will end at 2025
so it worth having windows 10 for 2 more years
The only reason that I recommend Windows 11 is because Windows 10 is almost near its end of support life cycle personally I like Windows 10 but I've been using Windows 11 for about 6 months now with almost no issues The only thing I don't like about it is that you have to know the name of your application that you're looking for in the start menu to be honest I like the new position of the start menu in the middle for me it makes more sense but the fact that you can no longer view all applications is kind of a stupid decision on Microsoft end
Wow! Windows 11 supports android/mobile games?? WOW!
Also windows 10
10 will be supported and updated until October 2025
Win 11 is not the better option.
Maybe in another year or 2 of fixing bugs and adding functionality... But there is literally zero reason to go to 11 when 10 offers so much more