Windows 11 has one big problem that makes it worse than windows 10, which made windows 10 sorta good. The legacy of Windows 7. A lot of the features we had in windows 10 were based on or were created of things we had back in windows 7. Microsoft is doing the most they can though to make sure windows 7's influence is as long gone as possible, as we have lost a lot of features XP/7/10/(8 maybe) had. It is a new era, and not the greatest one at that.
Windows 7 is my favourite OS, but looking at how clean windows 11 is, I cant say I mind the changes. Windows 10 was repeatedly mangling legacy features such as the control panel, and also the whole issue of duplicate software. (snipping tool existing right next to snip & sketch for no reason is an example) I havent upgraded yet, but it would be nice if windows 11 had some kind of legacy support still built in for some applications (id probably die if they removed msconfig) Im gonna be doing my fair share of research before jumping from 10 to 11.
@@bololollek9245 Yeah after doing a bit of digging im sticking with 10 for now. I dont mind that they went for a excessively clean style, but the new context menu api and the inability to move the taskbar atm is kind of a deal breaker for me. Also on the topic of the control panel, the release build of win10 was great, but I cant stand how the old control panel now links up with the new settings. Its beyond jarring.
Just tried to "upgrade" to windows 11 today and loved how I could easily revert to windows 10. I have an MSI GS66 stealth and the upgrade overwhelmed my CPU, maxed out fan speed, and was just quite unnecessary with the oversimplicity on offer. The two most useful features of Windows 10 to me are taskbar customization and the integrated calendar and the two of them are just gone for no apparent reason. Will not be using Windows 11 any time soon.
@@yourbrother2320 My pc is always slow but compared to windows 10, windows 11 is fast for me but i cant disable the graphics driver because of it's going black screen. Microsoft have a driver for my gpu driver intel gma 3100 or intel g33 but its slow.
@@yourbrother2320 Yeah windows 11 eating a ram like 60% and i have 4gb ddr2 ram. Do you know how to extend the goback feature because i set it to 60 days but im not sure if i enter the command again reset the days. Im going to 8.1 if im tired using it without low end gaming i cant play gta sa, half life 2 with high fps.
IMO Windows 11 is an attempt to reinvent the wheel that basically surrounds the idea of planned obsolescence and integrating the web design/features into a daily-driving OS (Although we've 8 before, but its not as through like now).
Did not have to role back, i read it in the "upgrades" overview and it was instant "nope" I did try and skim the rest for if there were some a amazing reason for this... but... wtf is this upgrade.
Ay, Good video! The taskbar customization is the one biggest thing that keeps me away from Windows 11 as well as the System Requirements (although I've tried it bypassed with no problems), soooo yeah i'm definitely not upgrading my systems anytime soon
What, just get Startallback or Start11 and you can turn your start menu and taskbar into windows 7, 10, even change the start icon. I been running windows 11 for weeks without any problems.
@@roberts3423 that's just dumb imo cuz its third party and you would need to run that program in the bacground, and it's not official so not that reliable either. and there are many other problems to windows 11, like the drag and drop files feature gone and the tpm 2.0 chip thing.
Until it's finally mature and fully completed like windows 10, I'll consider upgrading it. For now, it's just not worth upgrading like what you said. Good video!
Windows 10 is fine and will be fine for many years to come -- even past EOL in October of 2025. Windows Server 2022 (logically released in 2021) is based on Windows 10, so users could switch to that if they must have security updates. And frankly, Windows 8.1 and 7 scrape past the line of usability for now, and security updates are available for both of these OSes, albeit only through piracy. My point is, other options are still more than suitable.
Windows 11 is visually great but the simplification of stuff we don't want and complicating what we need is annoying ngl For example the simplified context menu and not being able to change your default browser in one click.
IF they had kept windows 10 features and just tweak some things to fit with the Windows 11 visual language, we wouldn't have complaints like this at all
They're copying macOS, but they're doing it wrong. We love Windows for its freedom and for being able to personalize it. I love Windows for having many features and now it's becoming macOS, by removing features. If I want macOS, I'll turn on the Mac.
They do take away certain features which got me annoyed at first and I had to navigate/learn things again. Why fixing something when it wasn't broken? Edit: now with crashing issues 2 - 3 times a week (which before on Win10 only happened maybe once every 2 - 3 months) - I've rolled back to Win10.
"If it ain't broken, don't fix it." That's why I not upgrading to Windows 11 and sticking with 10 (also I'm meeting every requirement except having a 6th Gen i7 CPU)
A month ago, my friend installed windows 11 on his computer and his computer blue screened 36 times in 1 week. After using it for a week it went back to windows 10.
Worst thing about windows 11 for me is that they removed the taskbar buttons settings so now they combine every window of the same program into one little box. Its really difficult for me to work with that
Yup, version 1809 LTSC will be supported till 2029. The new 20H2 LTSC edition is scheduled to release this year which might have a support date 2031-2032. That will be a safe choice for me until they make something likable out of Windows 11.
I duel boot so I'll watch how 11 evloves but the Win 10 partition is the one I boot to 99%. However if you replace the win 11 start menu and put back all the other UI functionality with Start11 or Startallback you pretty much have win 10 again. :)
Thanks, very helpful! I appreciate that you didn't squeeze 15 minutes out of this and just gave it to us concise. It feels like Windows 11 is still in beta and Microsoft wants to have the public "test" it for them for 4 years so that they can make it better than Windows 10. I will stick with Windows 10 until this is actually a better operating system, but I think it will be eventually
I have a pretty modern laptop, but nevertheless it seems like it's not enough for allowing a Windows 11 install. However, when seeing the changes between the versions, I don't feel like I'll miss out on anything. It feels like Microsoft wants to push its users into using Windows the way they themselves want, instead of how the users want to. It seems like a hassle to deal with.
@@neil9242 Yeah, I know you can be sneaky and get it installed, but I expect Microsoft to block updates for me if I do that. If I stay with Windows 10 I'll at least get all of the security updates. I don't feel like I need anything more than that.
@@dontmindme8709 do not even consider downloading 11 now. It is just oversimplifyed and cut version of 10 that is definitely watching thru your webcam cuz Microsoft requires every laptop with 11 to have webcam.
I remember trying out windows 11 and aside from everything featured in the video, I just couldn't find myself wanting to use it because the layout was much different than what I've always been used to since windows 7. I also just found it a bit too confusing to navigate. This is all probably just me being really picky but aside from making it easy to change back to windows 10, there wasn't really anything I liked about it.
There's a lot of bugs but windows 10 also started out like this, I'm sure they'll improve it like windows 10. But for now Windows 10 is good, you guys might wait for a few months to a year to upgrade, Upgrade when most bugs are fixed.
Imo Windows 10 was and is a disaster as much as 11. 7 was the last good OS from Microsoft and was so practically from release. Starting with 10, Microsoft just decided to throw it's weight to monetize data based off your usage in a product they've already sold. An often broken OS with corporate spyware....how does anybody defend that?!
@Chris I agree.. I really like windows 11.. they removed much of the double up / convoluted options in Explorer ribbon.. It looks really attractive both light and dark modes, I M a multi tasker and love i3wm on Linux, so the new snap layouts are a God send... They are going to bring back drag. And drop to the task bar in. Future update I've heard... Windows 11 has less bloat and overheads than 10 and so I get 5 to 10fps more in AAA games on my gaming laptop... I've used windows since 3.0 in the 90s and Linux on and off since 1999... I think windows 11 is great and is now up there with macOS in looks. people don't like change.. suck to be them.. I'm loving windows 11 so far..
@DestructiveEnergy yes they will remain as long as you do so upgrade to windows 11... I did a clean install as it's usually the best thing to do when installing an entirely new OS version... But if a clean install isn't feasible for you then an upgrade will keep all your existing files, documents, programs .. everything
Tbh I see in TH-cam lots of gamers and regular users recommending the W11 update for "simplicity" or "aesthetic" while losing many of the good features from W10, after watching all your W10 vs W11 videos I'm pretty sure to stay happy where I am, with my laptop in Windows 10 and just wait up to 2025 for a new Windows 12, or milk security updates until 2026/7 just like I did with the ESU of Windows 7
Based on everything I've read and watched about Windows 11 reminds me of the absolutely terribly received rollout of Windows 8. Especially the focus on "simplified" features and removed/hidden features that came along when upgrading from Windows 7. Yeah no thanks, I'll skip it until they add some actual feature upgrades. Really not a fan of requiring TPM 2.0 activation in order to run it as well. If I want to work on a secure operating system, I have dual boot Linux for that.
If the pattern holds up, Windows 11 will be a "failed" release of Windows: Windows 95: Success Windows 98: Failure Windows 98 SE: Success (not counting Windows 2000 as it is technically a pre-XP NT release) Windows ME: Failure Windows XP: Success Windows Vista: Failure Windows 7: Success Windows 8/8.1: Failure Windows 10: Success Windows 11: Failure?
I have 11GB of space left on my computer's main drive. This computer was brought home the 11 September 2012. So it had windows 7 installed on it. It's quite old as you can see but it isn't bad either since the only thing limiting the performance of the computer is the graphic card. Also on that drive, the only thing stored in it is the programs the computer needs to run. We have separate drives for everything else 1 for pictures and 1 for everything else
I really don't understand why everyone is upset about taskbar options. If you right click on the start menu instead of taskbar, all the options are still there :/
I don't think the features I use most for productivity are tweakable or even exist. If you've found a way to tweak these features please let me know: not grouping app instances, tab labels on the taskbar, drag and drop to the taskbar, and custom toolbars on the taskbar for on the fly drive navigation, integrated calendar.
The serious part of windows 11 upgrade from older "ineligible" devices are they have issues running programs designed for Windows 11 since they too have the same requirements of windows 11
for the people who owned windows 10, it is okay to update your pc into latest update coz it will enhanced the security. and for the people who are still cant move on about the after update theyre games are lagging, it is because you download something that has virus, virus always make your pc slow so thats why your pc automatically updates to enhanced security and thats it hope this is helpful
Great video. I'll still be upgrading to Windows 11 (when I get a new laptop) mainly because of the performance boost compared to Windows 10, but other than that, limited context menu in Taskbar and system requirements are huge stepbacks.
It is moved to the windows logo, so far I have no problems to Windows 11 except for a couple of bugs although the bugs were already fixed on windows beta version.
Well some people are going to have better performance, and some not. No idea why is that. Maybe some drivers were optimised for windows 11 and some not, or windows 11 wasn’t optimised enough by itself to everything.
@@gravy4708 if you got a good computer you will get like a 2% performance boost and you get new features but still wouldnt upgrade yet just because it takes 2 years to fully optimize a firmware like windows. if you dont have a good pc then i prob wouldnt upgrade
As I adopted both Windows 10 (in late 2015) and Windows 11 (just a month ago) early, I would say that Windows 11 has potential. It lacks basic features, but the new design language is fluid, and if they return features from Windows 10 and upgrade the customization, it could be something good.
This is true for most newer windows versions maybe with the exception of windows 8(?). That was just plain terrible and I skipped out on it. Sometimes they start out rough and get fixed over the years. But nothing has really "wowed" me with windows since way, way back. The upgrade from something like windows 3.x to windows 95 was huge. Windows XP(or was it ME) can't remember, one of them was really good and set the bar very high.
Still on 8.1 Pro myself, might upgrade to 10 when I upgrade my hardware (Q9650, gtx960, 8 gigs max) which is all on a board from a cheap 2010 PC, but I'll have to look up how W10 is doing in 2021, if there's still bloatware and telemetry and how to make it function better if there is. I'm still supported until 2023 though, might as well wait and see if 11 improves. (And yes, I do have a classical start menu in 8.1, I'm not insane)
snap layouts were pretty much in Windows 1.0 (it had a tiling window system), it's a readded feature, not a new one the only new part of it is how you can hover over the maximize button and choose a layout (which doesn't even work without explorer.exe running)
bro you can barely do anything without explorer, and you can drag it to the top of the screen and select where the tab goes without locking it to one layout
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I love Windows 11 but the removal of features and changes of certain stuffs makes it a little hard for me to navigate to the things I would like to use.
Our favourite features of windows 11 would be android apps, new window management and the new look. Windows 10 is so ugly and is by far the buggiest OS we have used to this day. Windows 11 fixed many of the windows 10 bugs that many of us had to suffer from. We believe windows 11 received too much hate.
@@keksoslav1743 The bug that caused most windows 10 apps to be completely unusable was what annoyed us the most. many people faced this issue in windows 10 and it is now fixed in windows 11.
another thing. For some inexplicable reason, my battery drains much much faster on windows 11 compared to 10 definitely consider delaying your upgrade unless you really like the aesthetics
1:04 It's kinda weird why someone hasn't told this. But at least what happened to me when I ran Windows 11 on "unsupported hardware" in the dev channel in the insider program, when I tried to install a new build it wouldn't let me because of "unsupported hardware". Security updates was fine but I think why it was not letting because upgrading to new builds uses the same upgrade libraries as when you install the OS. Though the registry hack you do when booting from the install medium will solve the issue.
Why is everyone hating windows 11? It released a few months ago and it is expected to have some bugs. I downloaded it and it works just fine and I personally love it and won't go back to windows 10
I was thinking of upgrading bc my pc met the requirements but I knew there has to be flaws and that taskbar part cut it for me. I’m a big windows customized when it comes to live wallpapers and themes and the taskbar too, so I decided since I heard windows 10 is better for gaming and that the taskbar settings are off and other things, I am sticking to windows 10. Good vid 👍🏼
Windows 11 is actually slightly better at gaming than Windows 10. In my experience games got a 5-10% increase in fps and I'm pretty sure you can roll back if you don't like it.
One of the things that I absolutely LOVE about Windows 11 though, is the upgrades to the Win+V clipboard menu. Symbols, emoji, text emoji, gifs, and clipboard... All standardised now and behind an easy to access menu, instead of thrown about everywhere and just hoping that a chat app implements it. The symbol search is great. While I kinda wish the start menu wasn't so much worse feature-wise, at least it looks really nice (I love the centered icons), and if I really want the Win10 start menu back it doesn't take much tinkering to do so.
WHAT i wish i knew about win + v earlier !!! im on windows 10 and its been here the whole time?!??!!? that is one happy little clipboard guy and i love him thanks you vm!
You can use it past it just in case Windows 11 remains bad because unlike say XP or 2000, Windows 10 is surprisingly secure. Depends on the computer and ur luck tho
no offence dude but you have alot to learn yet about the benifts and cons of windows 11 and the benifits out weigh the cons, iam not saying it does not have some issues but the benifits are more then worth upgrading to a ligit windows 11 version
One advantage? Windows 11 is stable and will get only bug and security fixes. Nothing that will break or brick your system. And you can count on that for a year.
I had upgraded to Windows 11 as soon as I got the update and well that may have been a bad choice as it was SLOW AS HECK! Even selecting files in File Explorer gave my Laptop with a Samsung SSD and 8GB RAM a lag spike and reverting back to Windows 10 well..... my keyboard decided to stop working entirely giving me no choice but to reinstall my entire OS.... Thank God I backed up my Data before downgrading to Windows 10
Windows 11 is just a continuation of the hot mess of cobbled together UI that has been the hallmark of Microsoft ever since Windows 8. How long ago was that, 10 years? And we're still left wondering why is Control Panel still not fully integrated into Settings? And why are we still presented with a link to "View homegroup settings" when that function is no longer available? So many loose ends still not resolved after all these years. What's funny is people actually get paid to "design" this mess.
My laptop has a 7th gen Core i7 and it is still powerful than the Core i5 10th gen and it is just 4 years old. but... I CANNOT UPGRADE! I don't know why they are keeping strict requiements for Windows 11 and the worst part is that it is just Windows 10 with some UI changes!
Yeap. 99 percent of the time in the Linux world...a newer kernel means things ACTUALLY get fixed or start working where before they didn't work, didn't work correctly or there was a specific problem. Microshit doesn't believe in taking such notes.lol
this video is way more optimistic about Windows 11 than i think i ever will be, i refuse to throw away my old computers, and Linux is looking more and more welcoming by the day, in my opinion, Microsoft is now as bad as Apple, and it is going to take ALOT to change my mind
@Clarissa 1986 Netrunner is almost exactly what it sounds like, and that is Kali's smaller, younger, sweeter gremlin of a sister, without the hacking tools. I mainly like it because you can monitor every single byte of data that goes in and out of your system, and it's as light weight as you can get for a distro that under the hood is running Debian with KDE plasma
These are some very good and valid reasons for not rushing for an upgrade now. Windows 11 surely looks good. Apart from that, nothing is interesting or ground-breaking about Windows 11.
1- my system is already compatible, and its 2 gens old, no problem. 2- no older features were essential and they can still be found/changed with utilities by a power user. 3- because you dont see kernel updates to better use newer hardware such as alder lake cpus, doesnt mean theyre not there. 4- dont update till it has a major "service pack" or update, windows 10 had many broken updates that rendered machines unusable, its a plus to be more conservative. 5- That doesnt mean anything, I agree, no need to rush, see my 4, doesnt impact it being worthy or not.
I must stick with Windows 10, because Microsoft thinks my computer is "too slow" to upgrade to it, despite me being able to install W11, and even boot it up on a virtual machine on This computer.
Idk man I updated to windows 11 last night on my gaming laptop and its working pretty good I actually have a slightly better boot up time and my fps in games are pretty much the same and I know that cause I play my games with fps displaying and also I love the design on windows 11
I’m perfectly happy and will continue to stay with Windows 10. I don’t like that Windows 11 changed the start menu to look more like a macOS interface (like why Microsoft it’s not necessary. We’re so used to it being in the bottom left corner) , it constantly forces you to use an online account, I’ve heard that performance is worse in some areas, the TPM requirement is absolute bullsh*t a Ryzen 1st generation and Intel 7th gen is *more than adequate* to run Windows 11 just fine with no performance issues and overall I just strongly dislike the OS in general. This feels like Vista part 2 and Windows 10 being the new Windows 7. Even though my Dell XPS 15 2019 is perfectly capable of running Windows 11 and meets all the requirements, I think Microsoft released it too early and need to keep improving and working on it
One thing I hate is how the UI doesn't change color with your theme. I use Wallpaper Engine and I kinda like how my UI is always a different color every time I login.
windows 10 has a lot of great multitasking tools. With windows 11 you would probably have to pay for it. I mean this is the era over-monetization. So, you know what I'll stick with the windows 10.
The inability to "never combine" the taskbar is so stupid. Not even mentioning that I can run Windows 11 on my 11 year old Intel Celeron T3500 with 4GB of ram even better on Win11 that Win10??? So why only 8th gen CPU's????? AAAAARGH!!!!! ヽ(⪩益⪨)ﾉ
I am so happy using Linux, PopOS!. Thanks to Microsoft for making my pc's and my laptos completely obsolete with their WIndows 11. Otherwise I would never have discovered that there was a different operating system that suited my needs far better than WIndows, without having to throw away hardware that is perfectly usable. You have saved me money and time, Microsoft, thanks for pushing me into the Linux world.
One thing I've noticed since Windows 10 is the lack of options Microsoft is willing to give it's customers. You would thing that would be a good thing to give it's customers the flexibility to run Windows the way they want to, but I guess it's not that important for them.
Exactly. This is why people use Windows, for its flexibility. They're adopting macOS' philosophy, but the thing that made Windows win against macOS was the flexibility. Now they're becoming macOS... and guess what, Mac is one step ahead, and MS is always one step behind if they copy them.
Good video =) I have seen videos and articles mention these same points. I waited until both my laptop and desktop were able to receive the update and will update this weekend. I would caution users to be thoughtful about their unique situation and needs and not get too wrapped up in the hype. For example none of the items mentioned in this video bother me in any way. I LOVE the new interface (I tested for two weeks on a VM - in fact writing this comment in a WIN 11 VM). Just don't get caught up in hating on the OS because a power user will probably have different expectations than someone who just browses youtube and facebook. Heck, most of my co-workers didn't even know what the start button was or that you could pin/remove apps to customize it. They aren't going to notice something like the missing right-click menu.
You can right click the start menu to get the options, always been like that. but i think that microsoft teams starting up when your computer starts up is annoying and it forces you to go into compatibility mode for windows 8 to remove it from startup apps, because if you don't it will go and force you to submit a feedback survey to get security updates
I'm actually really enjoying it. At first I was uncertain on upgrading although after using the system for about 5 days now its actually quite a well thought of system. It feels almost like an Apple OS software without the restrictions. The gaming features are quite handy as well.(Auto HDR and Xbox Game Pass) I'm excited for the future implementations they bring to windows 11.
WTH It even looks like FuckOS. AND YOU ENJOY IT??? I WANT TO USE WINDOWS VISTA BECAUSE IT HAS USEFUL FEATUREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm planning on sticking to Windows 10 for the following reasons: 1- I personally find Windows 11 to be ugly with the new iconsets and simplicity 2- Windows 11 got rid of easy task manager opening from the taskbar and the old desktop right click features 3- I've already stopped downloading Windows 10 updates because they slowed down my pc, so I'll be fine without updates in 2025. Basically, you'd be fine with Windows 10 later if you're not visiting sketchy websites and whatnot.
Another reason is that when you want to change the name of a document or a picture in the file explorer is that you need one more click than in Windows 10.
2:07 Unless they fix all those "new taskbar" problems, especially the omission of dragging files to an Explorer window, they shouldn't even consider users like me upgrading to their new OS version that consists of only one layer of bad makeup
Suggestion, before upgrading to win 11. Record a restore point. Because if you can't boot into win11 and glitch out into boot loop you can use it to go back. : )
You know, it's funny you used the term 'rush'. When Win 11 came out, it turned out I needed to upgrade my processor. I rushed into it. Fortunately for me, the chip I needed was compatible with my motherboard. But because I rushed into it, I got the chip brand new from Amazon for a good bit less than half of what it sells for now. Works great, and runs way faster than it did before, and I saved nearly $700.00 USD. I got lucky. Personally, I like Windows 11. It's quick, and for me at least, it runs good. I liked it enough that I entered the Insider program, at the beta level. Once that was done, I will admit I ran into some issues, but that's what beta testing is all about. Even so, for the most part it's smooth sailing. Change can be scary, even in such a thing as your operating system. But change is part of our reality. Nothing remains static, or it just decays. Sure, I really liked Windows 10, and do miss some of the features that were changed or removed, but I choose to lean into the change instead of resisting it as hard as I could. This way, I'm able to enjoy something new, and as a beta tester (which is not for everyone, and that's a fact) I'm able to help a little bit in making things better for everyone. Really, my only major issue is the new hardware requirements. The timing was perfect for me just by sheer chance. I had the funds available, which is a rarity for me, and caught one of the last few Threadripper gen 2s at the reduced price. By less than one hour. Yeah, I got lucky, but I'm still a bit salty over the new requirements. Still, change is inevitable. Embrace it or hate it, but you can't escape it.
GOOD for you, legit. You had that moment Dave Ramsey talks about " THATS IT!! IVE HAD IT!! ".. That's healthy....I lights a fire in your soul to finally get passed or resolve something. What distro and desktop environment are you using? Need help with anything?
Windows 11 follows this quote in the best way ever : "Don't remove or replace features if it isn't broken and add those whom are not wanted"
Perfect Quote
Windows 11 in a nutshell
Dose pain 3d work on windows 11?
Dose paint 3d work on windows 11?
Dos paint 3d work on windows 11?
Windows 11 has one big problem that makes it worse than windows 10, which made windows 10 sorta good. The legacy of Windows 7. A lot of the features we had in windows 10 were based on or were created of things we had back in windows 7. Microsoft is doing the most they can though to make sure windows 7's influence is as long gone as possible, as we have lost a lot of features XP/7/10/(8 maybe) had. It is a new era, and not the greatest one at that.
I dont agree with that i think windows 11 is better than windows 10
Because its new and has so many issues
Windows 7 is my favourite OS, but looking at how clean windows 11 is, I cant say I mind the changes. Windows 10 was repeatedly mangling legacy features such as the control panel, and also the whole issue of duplicate software. (snipping tool existing right next to snip & sketch for no reason is an example)
I havent upgraded yet, but it would be nice if windows 11 had some kind of legacy support still built in for some applications (id probably die if they removed msconfig)
Im gonna be doing my fair share of research before jumping from 10 to 11.
@@bololollek9245 Yeah after doing a bit of digging im sticking with 10 for now.
I dont mind that they went for a excessively clean style, but the new context menu api and the inability to move the taskbar atm is kind of a deal breaker for me.
Also on the topic of the control panel, the release build of win10 was great, but I cant stand how the old control panel now links up with the new settings. Its beyond jarring.
That's why I just use Linux. Windows is just so bad and oversimplified as fuck bro.
Just tried to "upgrade" to windows 11 today and loved how I could easily revert to windows 10. I have an MSI GS66 stealth and the upgrade overwhelmed my CPU, maxed out fan speed, and was just quite unnecessary with the oversimplicity on offer. The two most useful features of Windows 10 to me are taskbar customization and the integrated calendar and the two of them are just gone for no apparent reason. Will not be using Windows 11 any time soon.
My brother's msi gs63 vr stealth has a 7th gen intel processor, which is unsupported. Booo!
Im running windows 11 with 4gb ram and core 2 duo e7300 i just test it so there is some performance lags but its good tho not so good as windows 10
@@asaheru well
windows 11 is fine and fast OS.
BUT ONLY WITH CLEAN INSTALLATION.
By upgrading, your pc will be slow by 70%
@@yourbrother2320 My pc is always slow but compared to windows 10, windows 11 is fast for me but i cant disable the graphics driver because of it's going black screen.
Microsoft have a driver for my gpu driver intel gma 3100 or intel g33 but its slow.
@@yourbrother2320 Yeah windows 11 eating a ram like 60% and i have 4gb ddr2 ram.
Do you know how to extend the goback feature because i set it to 60 days but im not sure if i enter the command again reset the days.
Im going to 8.1 if im tired using it without low end gaming i cant play gta sa, half life 2 with high fps.
I guess Windows 11 is like a modern, less buggy version of Windows Vista
Worse version of vista 💥
@@rafaelalexsandresilva better than vista
@@dionnix not
@@dionnix you didnt use vista did you?
@@rafaelalexsandresilva i meant windows me
IMO Windows 11 is an attempt to reinvent the wheel that basically surrounds the idea of planned obsolescence and integrating the web design/features into a daily-driving OS (Although we've 8 before, but its not as through like now).
dose paint 3d work on windows 11?
dose paint 3d work on windows 11?
@@justinevans2436 yeah, but doesn't have new design
@@justinevans2436 can u stop spamming -_-
@Bleakvoltaire Bruh. It always happens for me.
The removal of the taskbar labels (never combine) is what made me rollback to Windows 10 in the same day I upgraded to 11
Me too, and not being able to turn off clock
me too
Did not have to role back, i read it in the "upgrades" overview and it was instant "nope"
I did try and skim the rest for if there were some a amazing reason for this... but... wtf is this upgrade.
You can no longer place the taskbar on the top
I did it about 30 min after the damn upgrade
Ay, Good video! The taskbar customization is the one biggest thing that keeps me away from Windows 11 as well as the System Requirements (although I've tried it bypassed with no problems), soooo yeah i'm definitely not upgrading my systems anytime soon
What, just get Startallback or Start11 and you can turn your start menu and taskbar into windows 7, 10, even change the start icon. I been running windows 11 for weeks without any problems.
@@roberts3423 that's just dumb imo cuz its third party and you would need to run that program in the bacground, and it's not official so not that reliable either. and there are many other problems to windows 11, like the drag and drop files feature gone and the tpm 2.0 chip thing.
@@RajMusicProductions Buy a new computer scrub
@@roberts3423 Nah, you get some common sense. It's free.
right clicking on the desktop has become even more annoying and unusable.
I already upgraded, and I love Windows 11 personally. My pc hasn't blue screened once, and it runs faster and smoother.
I concur.
Same.
so whats new with windows 11 that 10 cant do?
@@garyhall3919 integrated linux and android soon enough for a few things.
same, it runs faster
Until it's finally mature and fully completed like windows 10, I'll consider upgrading it. For now, it's just not worth upgrading like what you said. Good video!
Yeah Windows 10 was in a rough state in 2015. That was peek fracture between Win 7, 8 and 10 UIs.
XP - Good
Vista - meh
7 - Good
8 - 💩
10 - good
11 - so far, it seems to repeat the same cycle of every other windows OS being LTS quality
@@michaelberna987 i think windows vista is good because of the nostalgia. i agree with everything else
@TwelveLetter I think you may be one of only 3 people on earth who liked the tiles instead of a desktop OS experience.
@@michaelberna987 Win 10 Telemetry (even when off it's active), not good.
Windows 10 is fine and will be fine for many years to come -- even past EOL in October of 2025. Windows Server 2022 (logically released in 2021) is based on Windows 10, so users could switch to that if they must have security updates.
And frankly, Windows 8.1 and 7 scrape past the line of usability for now, and security updates are available for both of these OSes, albeit only through piracy. My point is, other options are still more than suitable.
Security updates isn't available for Windows 7
@@metinhesenov You can pirate extended security updates but it is illegal.
Who uses windows 8 or 8.1? Are they even good?
@@MasterMCGS Windows 8.1 is extremely stable, much more than any W10 version
@@MasterMCGS Tried them both. 8 is just horrible, 8.1 makes 8 manageable, that's about it to be honest.
Windows 11 is visually great but the simplification of stuff we don't want and complicating what we need is annoying ngl
For example the simplified context menu and not being able to change your default browser in one click.
IF they had kept windows 10 features and just tweak some things to fit with the Windows 11 visual language, we wouldn't have complaints like this at all
They're copying macOS, but they're doing it wrong. We love Windows for its freedom and for being able to personalize it. I love Windows for having many features and now it's becoming macOS, by removing features. If I want macOS, I'll turn on the Mac.
They do take away certain features which got me annoyed at first and I had to navigate/learn things again. Why fixing something when it wasn't broken?
Edit: now with crashing issues 2 - 3 times a week (which before on Win10 only happened maybe once every 2 - 3 months) - I've rolled back to Win10.
@@triplume if you think windows gives you freedom just wait till you find out about linux
"If it ain't broken, don't fix it."
That's why I not upgrading to Windows 11 and sticking with 10 (also I'm meeting every requirement except having a 6th Gen i7 CPU)
I'm sticking to Windows 95
@@babagandu meh MS-DOS is better
@@kko9329 darn it !!! Ur right !!!
@@keksoslav1743 punch cards are the best !! No crashes !!
All those "20somethings" running MS, apparent never hear of your opening adage.
For me the only problem is the removed features and also how it would affect battery life .
A month ago, my friend installed windows 11 on his computer and his computer blue screened 36 times in 1 week. After using it for a week it went back to windows 10.
Worst thing about windows 11 for me is that they removed the taskbar buttons settings so now they combine every window of the same program into one little box. Its really difficult for me to work with that
I m so sad because this channel is so good then other channels but this channel has not enough subscribers 😭😭
Based from the insider preview of Windows 11 I used for a week, I'll be sticking with Windows 10 LTSC for the time being.
Yup, version 1809 LTSC will be supported till 2029. The new 20H2 LTSC edition is scheduled to release this year which might have a support date 2031-2032. That will be a safe choice for me until they make something likable out of Windows 11.
I duel boot so I'll watch how 11 evloves but the Win 10 partition is the one I boot to 99%. However if you replace the win 11 start menu and put back all the other UI functionality with Start11 or Startallback you pretty much have win 10 again. :)
Same. Even though it's kinda shit
Thanks, very helpful! I appreciate that you didn't squeeze 15 minutes out of this and just gave it to us concise.
It feels like Windows 11 is still in beta and Microsoft wants to have the public "test" it for them for 4 years so that they can make it better than Windows 10. I will stick with Windows 10 until this is actually a better operating system, but I think it will be eventually
I have a pretty modern laptop, but nevertheless it seems like it's not enough for allowing a Windows 11 install. However, when seeing the changes between the versions, I don't feel like I'll miss out on anything. It feels like Microsoft wants to push its users into using Windows the way they themselves want, instead of how the users want to. It seems like a hassle to deal with.
Just do the disable TPM check TH-cam video & you will be able too install Windows 11.
@@neil9242 Yeah, I know you can be sneaky and get it installed, but I expect Microsoft to block updates for me if I do that. If I stay with Windows 10 I'll at least get all of the security updates. I don't feel like I need anything more than that.
@@dontmindme8709 do not even consider downloading 11 now. It is just oversimplifyed and cut version of 10 that is definitely watching thru your webcam cuz Microsoft requires every laptop with 11 to have webcam.
@@shawermus I don't see anything on the Windows 11 system requirements about requiring a webcam
I remember trying out windows 11 and aside from everything featured in the video, I just couldn't find myself wanting to use it because the layout was much different than what I've always been used to since windows 7. I also just found it a bit too confusing to navigate.
This is all probably just me being really picky but aside from making it easy to change back to windows 10, there wasn't really anything I liked about it.
There's a lot of bugs but windows 10 also started out like this, I'm sure they'll improve it like windows 10. But for now Windows 10 is good, you guys might wait for a few months to a year to upgrade, Upgrade when most bugs are fixed.
Imo Windows 10 was and is a disaster as much as 11. 7 was the last good OS from Microsoft and was so practically from release. Starting with 10, Microsoft just decided to throw it's weight to monetize data based off your usage in a product they've already sold. An often broken OS with corporate spyware....how does anybody defend that?!
"You can't drop files in taskbaaaaaaaaaaaar"
That's it you sold me on never "downgrading" to win 11
*taskbarAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-
@Chris I agree.. I really like windows 11.. they removed much of the double up / convoluted options in Explorer ribbon.. It looks really attractive both light and dark modes, I M a multi tasker and love i3wm on Linux, so the new snap layouts are a God send... They are going to bring back drag. And drop to the task bar in. Future update I've heard... Windows 11 has less bloat and overheads than 10 and so I get 5 to 10fps more in AAA games on my gaming laptop... I've used windows since 3.0 in the 90s and Linux on and off since 1999... I think windows 11 is great and is now up there with macOS in looks. people don't like change.. suck to be them.. I'm loving windows 11 so far..
@DestructiveEnergy yes they will remain as long as you do so upgrade to windows 11... I did a clean install as it's usually the best thing to do when installing an entirely new OS version... But if a clean install isn't feasible for you then an upgrade will keep all your existing files, documents, programs .. everything
@DestructiveEnergy you have to use windows 11 media creator to make a bootable USB stick with windows 11 setup on it to do a clean install
Just use a script to bypass system requirements and also that script will let you update
Yes i use the bypass script and i always got updates:)
I'm not sure why some people say u will not receive update if u bypass
@@amy-295 Windows 11 doesn't feel better or worse than windows 10 for me and i run a bypassed version that gets daily updates
Tbh I see in TH-cam lots of gamers and regular users recommending the W11 update for "simplicity" or "aesthetic" while losing many of the good features from W10, after watching all your W10 vs W11 videos I'm pretty sure to stay happy where I am, with my laptop in Windows 10 and just wait up to 2025 for a new Windows 12, or milk security updates until 2026/7 just like I did with the ESU of Windows 7
If you're willing to use older versions on Windows, Windows 10 LTSC 1607/21H2 are supported until 2026, and LTSC 1809 is supported until 2029!
@@myk1_sp Thanks a lot!
@@NCC-0000 No problem!
Based on everything I've read and watched about Windows 11 reminds me of the absolutely terribly received rollout of Windows 8. Especially the focus on "simplified" features and removed/hidden features that came along when upgrading from Windows 7. Yeah no thanks, I'll skip it until they add some actual feature upgrades. Really not a fan of requiring TPM 2.0 activation in order to run it as well. If I want to work on a secure operating system, I have dual boot Linux for that.
Also windows 11 is definitely doing something shady in background cuz every laptop with it should have webcam...
If the pattern holds up, Windows 11 will be a "failed" release of Windows:
Windows 95: Success
Windows 98: Failure
Windows 98 SE: Success
(not counting Windows 2000 as it is technically a pre-XP NT release)
Windows ME: Failure
Windows XP: Success
Windows Vista: Failure
Windows 7: Success
Windows 8/8.1: Failure
Windows 10: Success
Windows 11: Failure?
2:05 is the deal breaker for me. WHAT? Not being able to drag and drop files between apps would completely ruin productivity.
I have 11GB of space left on my computer's main drive. This computer was brought home the 11 September 2012. So it had windows 7 installed on it.
It's quite old as you can see but it isn't bad either since the only thing limiting the performance of the computer is the graphic card. Also on that drive, the only thing stored in it is the programs the computer needs to run. We have separate drives for everything else 1 for pictures and 1 for everything else
Bruh and here I am with a 2TB NVME SSD
I really don't understand why everyone is upset about taskbar options. If you right click on the start menu instead of taskbar, all the options are still there :/
I don't think the features I use most for productivity are tweakable or even exist. If you've found a way to tweak these features please let me know: not grouping app instances, tab labels on the taskbar, drag and drop to the taskbar, and custom toolbars on the taskbar for on the fly drive navigation, integrated calendar.
The serious part of windows 11 upgrade from older "ineligible" devices are they have issues running programs designed for Windows 11 since they too have the same requirements of windows 11
for the people who owned windows 10, it is okay to update your pc into latest update coz it will enhanced the security.
and for the people who are still cant move on about the after update theyre games are lagging, it is because you download something that has virus, virus always make your pc slow so thats why your pc automatically updates to enhanced security
and thats it hope this is helpful
Great video. I'll still be upgrading to Windows 11 (when I get a new laptop) mainly because of the performance boost compared to Windows 10, but other than that, limited context menu in Taskbar and system requirements are huge stepbacks.
You can find what was previously in the context menu for the taskbar if you right-click on Start Menu Logo
It is moved to the windows logo, so far I have no problems to Windows 11 except for a couple of bugs although the bugs were already fixed on windows beta version.
Well some people are going to have better performance, and some not. No idea why is that. Maybe some drivers were optimised for windows 11 and some not, or windows 11 wasn’t optimised enough by itself to everything.
There's no performance boost in win11. You are fooling yourself. It ate all my good fps I was getting prior to the update. Totally regret updating it.
@@gravy4708 if you got a good computer you will get like a 2% performance boost and you get new features but still wouldnt upgrade yet just because it takes 2 years to fully optimize a firmware like windows. if you dont have a good pc then i prob wouldnt upgrade
This may sound stupid but not be able to drag and drop into the task bar is literally the main reason I've gone back. Its so frustrating.
As I adopted both Windows 10 (in late 2015) and Windows 11 (just a month ago) early, I would say that Windows 11 has potential.
It lacks basic features, but the new design language is fluid, and if they return features from Windows 10 and upgrade the customization, it could be something good.
This is true for most newer windows versions maybe with the exception of windows 8(?). That was just plain terrible and I skipped out on it. Sometimes they start out rough and get fixed over the years. But nothing has really "wowed" me with windows since way, way back. The upgrade from something like windows 3.x to windows 95 was huge. Windows XP(or was it ME) can't remember, one of them was really good and set the bar very high.
@@huldu windows 7 was biggest jump imo
@@justaguy9671 windows xp was biggest jump cuz it was first to not be dos based
@@BanDit49_ hm ok
@@huldu Win 11 is the new Win 8
Still on 8.1 Pro myself, might upgrade to 10 when I upgrade my hardware (Q9650, gtx960, 8 gigs max) which is all on a board from a cheap 2010 PC, but I'll have to look up how W10 is doing in 2021, if there's still bloatware and telemetry and how to make it function better if there is. I'm still supported until 2023 though, might as well wait and see if 11 improves. (And yes, I do have a classical start menu in 8.1, I'm not insane)
The chad 8.1 vs the virgin 10 and 11
@@the_actual_alex Only thing bad about 8.1 was the stupid tablet type stuff, never looked it up, but I bet it could be replaced.
@@lidge1994 windows 8 was designed for tablets, not for computers.
@@distinctjackal9016 I know, but that went to shit pretty quickly. It's too bad there isn't a PC only update or version.
@@lidge1994 yeah
snap layouts were pretty much in Windows 1.0 (it had a tiling window system), it's a readded feature, not a new one
the only new part of it is how you can hover over the maximize button and choose a layout (which doesn't even work without explorer.exe running)
bro you can barely do anything without explorer, and you can drag it to the top of the screen and select where the tab goes without locking it to one layout
Already updated to it, I got my laptop last year.
And it's working really fine, I see no problems at all.
Works fine for me, too!
I love it. This video, that is. Straight to the point, none of this 10 minute filler-filled video stuff, entertaining and informative. Very good list.
I upgraded and i'm absolutely loving the new ui and other changes. battery life has gotten noticeably better too...
Same, I've been enjoying it a lot, If you want to upgrade, Go ahead, Don't let a video title tell you what to do, Do what you're comfortable with.
Yeah I love the simple UI, everything is rounded corners now even the very old stuff
I found the apple user
@@TheSUPERWIND2023 yeah I am totally agree with you.
This is the best relatively “low” subscriber count TH-cam channel I have seen to date. Amazing quality on every single video and greatly informative. You’ve earned yourself another subscriber ;)
Where did you go? I have been waiting for a new video for three months
Totally agree... I totally didn't update to it and regretting it :/
I love Windows 11 but the removal of features and changes of certain stuffs makes it a little hard for me to navigate to the things I would like to use.
Our favourite features of windows 11 would be android apps, new window management and the new look. Windows 10 is so ugly and is by far the buggiest OS we have used to this day. Windows 11 fixed many of the windows 10 bugs that many of us had to suffer from. We believe windows 11 received too much hate.
@@keksoslav1743 The bug that caused most windows 10 apps to be completely unusable was what annoyed us the most. many people faced this issue in windows 10 and it is now fixed in windows 11.
Remember when we all used to hate Windows 10 and now we are embracing it as soon as its successor comes out
another thing. For some inexplicable reason, my battery drains much much faster on windows 11 compared to 10
definitely consider delaying your upgrade unless you really like the aesthetics
for those who think this channel is dead, there's a video by him coming soon but it delayed
2:41 that happened to windows 10 too :(
I rendered three months as an IT intern. One employee upgraded their company laptop to Windows 11 and some apps won't open after the upgrade.
1:04 It's kinda weird why someone hasn't told this. But at least what happened to me when I ran Windows 11 on "unsupported hardware" in the dev channel in the insider program, when I tried to install a new build it wouldn't let me because of "unsupported hardware". Security updates was fine but I think why it was not letting because upgrading to new builds uses the same upgrade libraries as when you install the OS. Though the registry hack you do when booting from the install medium will solve the issue.
Was MS supposed to call to let you know? It's in the documentation that people don't read.
What if the build REQUIRED TPM 2.0 or 8 Gb RAM to properly function? If your device gets bricked, wouldn't it be worse?
Why is everyone hating windows 11? It released a few months ago and it is expected to have some bugs. I downloaded it and it works just fine and I personally love it and won't go back to windows 10
I was thinking of upgrading bc my pc met the requirements but I knew there has to be flaws and that taskbar part cut it for me. I’m a big windows customized when it comes to live wallpapers and themes and the taskbar too, so I decided since I heard windows 10 is better for gaming and that the taskbar settings are off and other things, I am sticking to windows 10. Good vid 👍🏼
Windows 11 is actually slightly better at gaming than Windows 10.
In my experience games got a 5-10% increase in fps and I'm pretty sure you can roll back if you don't like it.
After the update to Windows 11 has anyone met some issues?
I'm not updated yett
One of the things that I absolutely LOVE about Windows 11 though, is the upgrades to the Win+V clipboard menu.
Symbols, emoji, text emoji, gifs, and clipboard... All standardised now and behind an easy to access menu, instead of thrown about everywhere and just hoping that a chat app implements it.
The symbol search is great.
While I kinda wish the start menu wasn't so much worse feature-wise, at least it looks really nice (I love the centered icons), and if I really want the Win10 start menu back it doesn't take much tinkering to do so.
WHAT i wish i knew about win + v earlier !!!
im on windows 10 and its been here the whole time?!??!!?
that is one happy little clipboard guy and i love him
thanks you vm!
I upgraded from windows 10 a year ago and I barely remember what it was like. I eventually got used to windows 11 and have no complaints
I still using Windows 10 till it's end of support
You can use it past it just in case Windows 11 remains bad because unlike say XP or 2000, Windows 10 is surprisingly secure. Depends on the computer and ur luck tho
no offence dude but you have alot to learn yet about the benifts and cons of windows 11 and the benifits out weigh the cons, iam not saying it does not have some issues but the benifits are more then worth upgrading to a ligit windows 11 version
You forgot to mention the task bar bugs and others...
my other laptop got a white and pink screen from windows 11
One advantage? Windows 11 is stable and will get only bug and security fixes. Nothing that will break or brick your system. And you can count on that for a year.
Really though? It's not always the feature updates that break things it's bug and security fixes that do that.
Considering their schedule, windows 12 will be pretty great
I had upgraded to Windows 11 as soon as I got the update and well that may have been a bad choice as it was SLOW AS HECK! Even selecting files in File Explorer gave my Laptop with a Samsung SSD and 8GB RAM a lag spike and reverting back to Windows 10 well..... my keyboard decided to stop working entirely giving me no choice but to reinstall my entire OS.... Thank God I backed up my Data before downgrading to Windows 10
This is all Microsoft’s fault with the requirements for Windows 11!!!
Windows 11 is just a continuation of the hot mess of cobbled together UI that has been the hallmark of Microsoft ever since Windows 8. How long ago was that, 10 years? And we're still left wondering why is Control Panel still not fully integrated into Settings? And why are we still presented with a link to "View homegroup settings" when that function is no longer available? So many loose ends still not resolved after all these years. What's funny is people actually get paid to "design" this mess.
Windows 7 is my favorite OS of all time
My laptop has a 7th gen Core i7 and it is still powerful than the Core i5 10th gen and it is just 4 years old. but... I CANNOT UPGRADE! I don't know why they are keeping strict requiements for Windows 11 and the worst part is that it is just Windows 10 with some UI changes!
Maybe because of the Meltdown and Spectre flaws
Guess what? Linux Mint Cinnamon has absolutely no problem with that cpu...let alone hardware that is as old as even 2008 btw
7700k is slower than 10400, i5-10th gen is on par with 8700/8700k
Linux update: New kernel? New stuffs? Good.
Windows update: Shit. Not again.
Yeap. 99 percent of the time in the Linux world...a newer kernel means things ACTUALLY get fixed or start working where before they didn't work, didn't work correctly or there was a specific problem.
Microshit doesn't believe in taking such notes.lol
i have it and i agree
i literally tweaked everything to make it like older windows versions
Last I've checked, it lacks some useful features Windows 10 has. And sometimes the screen turns grey.
this video is way more optimistic about Windows 11 than i think i ever will be, i refuse to throw away my old computers, and Linux is looking more and more welcoming by the day, in my opinion, Microsoft is now as bad as Apple, and it is going to take ALOT to change my mind
@Clarissa 1986 thank you for the suggestion, personally I prefer Netrunner (Debian), but it's always fun to try new systems :D
@Clarissa 1986 Netrunner is almost exactly what it sounds like, and that is Kali's smaller, younger, sweeter gremlin of a sister, without the hacking tools. I mainly like it because you can monitor every single byte of data that goes in and out of your system, and it's as light weight as you can get for a distro that under the hood is running Debian with KDE plasma
For 90% of people you can’t upgrade to windows 11 anyways unless you bypass it, I’m part of that 90% unfortunately
I’m not and I use windows 11
Heard a lot of bad things about windows 11, but I was not aware why. Great video on the flaws of the new windows 11.
its not bad now
These are some very good and valid reasons for not rushing for an upgrade now. Windows 11 surely looks good. Apart from that, nothing is interesting or ground-breaking about Windows 11.
There was one but I haven't seen it actually work. Android app support.
So basically, we keep win 10 and skip win 11.Well, I think we wait Win 12 then.
no, it's about to do clean installation of windows 11
and delete/backup files before installation
1- my system is already compatible, and its 2 gens old, no problem.
2- no older features were essential and they can still be found/changed with utilities by a power user.
3- because you dont see kernel updates to better use newer hardware such as alder lake cpus, doesnt mean theyre not there.
4- dont update till it has a major "service pack" or update, windows 10 had many broken updates that rendered machines unusable, its a plus to be more conservative.
5- That doesnt mean anything, I agree, no need to rush, see my 4, doesnt impact it being worthy or not.
3:31 windows 12 coming soon I guess
I must stick with Windows 10, because Microsoft thinks my computer is "too slow" to upgrade to it, despite me being able to install W11, and even boot it up on a virtual machine on This computer.
Idk man I updated to windows 11 last night on my gaming laptop and its working pretty good I actually have a slightly better boot up time and my fps in games are pretty much the same and I know that cause I play my games with fps displaying and also I love the design on windows 11
What app do you use for displaying the fps in game?
@@alexanderchronos8694 fraps screen recorder
Yes fps is the same
I try this with i5 3470 :')
@DestructiveEnergy of course dude it just an update it doesn't delete anything
hmm weird i don't have performance issue with windows 11
also you can
get some of these features back
with win Arrow tweaker but it’s too much hassle
I’m perfectly happy and will continue to stay with Windows 10. I don’t like that Windows 11 changed the start menu to look more like a macOS interface (like why Microsoft it’s not necessary. We’re so used to it being in the bottom left corner) , it constantly forces you to use an online account, I’ve heard that performance is worse in some areas, the TPM requirement is absolute bullsh*t a Ryzen 1st generation and Intel 7th gen is *more than adequate* to run Windows 11 just fine with no performance issues and overall I just strongly dislike the OS in general. This feels like Vista part 2 and Windows 10 being the new Windows 7.
Even though my Dell XPS 15 2019 is perfectly capable of running Windows 11 and meets all the requirements, I think Microsoft released it too early and need to keep improving and working on it
One thing I hate is how the UI doesn't change color with your theme. I use Wallpaper Engine and I kinda like how my UI is always a different color every time I login.
windows 10 has a lot of great multitasking tools. With windows 11 you would probably have to pay for it. I mean this is the era over-monetization. So, you know what I'll stick with the windows 10.
The inability to "never combine" the taskbar is so stupid. Not even mentioning that I can run Windows 11 on my 11 year old Intel Celeron T3500 with 4GB of ram even better on Win11 that Win10??? So why only 8th gen CPU's????? AAAAARGH!!!!! ヽ(⪩益⪨)ﾉ
I am so happy using Linux, PopOS!. Thanks to Microsoft for making my pc's and my laptos completely obsolete with their WIndows 11. Otherwise I would never have discovered that there was a different operating system that suited my needs far better than WIndows, without having to throw away hardware that is perfectly usable. You have saved me money and time, Microsoft, thanks for pushing me into the Linux world.
One thing I've noticed since Windows 10 is the lack of options Microsoft is willing to give it's customers. You would thing that would be a good thing to give it's customers the flexibility to run Windows the way they want to, but I guess it's not that important for them.
Exactly. This is why people use Windows, for its flexibility. They're adopting macOS' philosophy, but the thing that made Windows win against macOS was the flexibility. Now they're becoming macOS... and guess what, Mac is one step ahead, and MS is always one step behind if they copy them.
Good video =) I have seen videos and articles mention these same points. I waited until both my laptop and desktop were able to receive the update and will update this weekend. I would caution users to be thoughtful about their unique situation and needs and not get too wrapped up in the hype. For example none of the items mentioned in this video bother me in any way. I LOVE the new interface (I tested for two weeks on a VM - in fact writing this comment in a WIN 11 VM). Just don't get caught up in hating on the OS because a power user will probably have different expectations than someone who just browses youtube and facebook. Heck, most of my co-workers didn't even know what the start button was or that you could pin/remove apps to customize it. They aren't going to notice something like the missing right-click menu.
A missing context menu would make me absolutely crazy and I'm about as far from a power user as you can get.
Good Lord, why do they think less options is better? There's a reason so many people don't use Macs!
It so true lol ill stay back at windows 10 and wait about 1 or 2 years when it stable like windows 10
Me who has already upgraded my laptop to Windows 11 over a month ago:
I have no issues with Windows 11. Installed it on my laptop as a pilot and it’s running smooth. I’d say it’s worth the update.
What laptop do u use?
You can right click the start menu to get the options, always been like that.
but i think that microsoft teams starting up when your computer starts up is annoying and it forces you to go into compatibility mode for windows 8 to remove it from startup apps, because if you don't it will go and force you to submit a feedback survey to get security updates
I'm actually really enjoying it.
At first I was uncertain on upgrading although after using the system for about 5 days now its actually quite a well thought of system.
It feels almost like an Apple OS software without the restrictions.
The gaming features are quite handy as well.(Auto HDR and Xbox Game Pass)
I'm excited for the future implementations they bring to windows 11.
WTH It even looks like FuckOS. AND YOU ENJOY IT???
I WANT TO USE WINDOWS VISTA BECAUSE IT HAS USEFUL FEATUREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@PurblePink8678 Get past the skeuomorphism dude, everyone else has
@@fandroid6491 Nah, you're unfunny
I'm planning on sticking to Windows 10 for the following reasons:
1- I personally find Windows 11 to be ugly with the new iconsets and simplicity
2- Windows 11 got rid of easy task manager opening from the taskbar and the old desktop right click features
3- I've already stopped downloading Windows 10 updates because they slowed down my pc, so I'll be fine without updates in 2025.
Basically, you'd be fine with Windows 10 later if you're not visiting sketchy websites and whatnot.
I love Windows 11, there it is, it's out there. That is all.
Another reason is that when you want to change the name of a document or a picture in the file explorer is that you need one more click than in Windows 10.
bro chill out, windows 10 has been around for nearly 7 years and windows 11 got released just a couple months ago.
2:07 Unless they fix all those "new taskbar" problems, especially the omission of dragging files to an Explorer window, they shouldn't even consider users like me upgrading to their new OS version that consists of only one layer of bad makeup
Suggestion, before upgrading to win 11. Record a restore point. Because if you can't boot into win11 and glitch out into boot loop you can use it to go back. : )
You know, it's funny you used the term 'rush'. When Win 11 came out, it turned out I needed to upgrade my processor. I rushed into it. Fortunately for me, the chip I needed was compatible with my motherboard. But because I rushed into it, I got the chip brand new from Amazon for a good bit less than half of what it sells for now. Works great, and runs way faster than it did before, and I saved nearly $700.00 USD. I got lucky.
Personally, I like Windows 11. It's quick, and for me at least, it runs good. I liked it enough that I entered the Insider program, at the beta level. Once that was done, I will admit I ran into some issues, but that's what beta testing is all about. Even so, for the most part it's smooth sailing.
Change can be scary, even in such a thing as your operating system. But change is part of our reality. Nothing remains static, or it just decays. Sure, I really liked Windows 10, and do miss some of the features that were changed or removed, but I choose to lean into the change instead of resisting it as hard as I could. This way, I'm able to enjoy something new, and as a beta tester (which is not for everyone, and that's a fact) I'm able to help a little bit in making things better for everyone.
Really, my only major issue is the new hardware requirements. The timing was perfect for me just by sheer chance. I had the funds available, which is a rarity for me, and caught one of the last few Threadripper gen 2s at the reduced price. By less than one hour. Yeah, I got lucky, but I'm still a bit salty over the new requirements. Still, change is inevitable. Embrace it or hate it, but you can't escape it.
I hate how they making it much harder to set default apps. In Windows 11, you need to set manually the defaults for file types and protocols.
I was very displeased with Windows 11 to the degree that I switched to a Linux distro.
GOOD for you, legit. You had that moment Dave Ramsey talks about " THATS IT!! IVE HAD IT!! ".. That's healthy....I lights a fire in your soul to finally get passed or resolve something.
What distro and desktop environment are you using? Need help with anything?
I'm not switching to Linux
the sleep button vanished and my pc started lagging after an update
I actually don’t have a problem with Windows 11 I upgraded because windows 10 update wasn’t working and now it’s working fine.