Windows 11

I am going to upgrade later and going to take my time to do things for now. As of now I think it's better to hold off for the upgrade. I think next June would be the right time for this.
 
I heard more negative points for the upgraded systems and this windows 11 runs slowly or require a high performance PC. Most of the Microsoft windows are crap in these days.
 
Even though my CPU wasn't "supported", it ran quite well actually. Was pretty fast and honestly felt a little bit more responsive than Windows 10.

In the meanwhile, I've had to revert back to W10 since I'm starting Uni and I can't be bothered to revert back later on when they force me back.
 
I think dual booting Windows 11 and Windows 10 on a computer with a large hard drive or SSD can be a good idea for people who want or need to use Windows 11. Windows 11 may not be fully compatible with some software, games, and devices like printers and USB gamepad controllers.
 
my PC is from 2015 but still plays games well and they're finally letting my PC run it.
 
I've been messing with it today. So far my reaction is "yup, it's Windows".

I am digging the new start menu. I like the more simplistic look, because I always thought the live tiles looked tacky on Windows 8 and 10. I also always thought it was bit annoying when the Microsoft software or things from the app store had a tile icon, but basically anything else had the "old school" icons, so seeing those on the start menu kind of looked like a design clash.
 
Grungie said:
I've been messing with it today. So far my reaction is "yup, it's Windows".

I am digging the new start menu. I like the more simplistic look, because I always thought the live tiles looked tacky on Windows 8 and 10. I also always thought it was bit annoying when the Microsoft software or things from the app store had a tile icon, but basically anything else had the "old school" icons, so seeing those on the start menu kind of looked like a design clash.
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Nice, I'll check it out in a few years, maybe.
 
froggyboy604 said:
I probably wait a few years before I try it out myself unless Microsoft let people test out Windows 11 by using a Windows 11 simulator web app on Microsoft.com website.
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I’m gonna do the same, I rely on my computer because I’m starting a new YouTube channel up so I can’t afford to lose computer access.
 
Well, I certainly don't :p And I'm assuming even if I did, it would run into compatibility issues with newer games and such
 
It's actually crazy to think that there are some hospitals and even military branches that are still using Windows XP :oops:
 
That's a really long one to keep using Windows XP for 40 years today. That's military and hospitals for us, they can simply preserve an item long time for references.
 
I checked yesterday and my compatibility was fine except for not having TPM - though it seemed unusual given how new my PC build is.. :flushed:

After reading this thread I decided to check the BIOS, and lo and behold it was disabled. I've set my PC upgrading to Windows 11 now, I'll let you know what I think of it.


(You don't have to wait for Windows Update - use an ISO Download tool that grabs the necessary genuine files from Microsoft's servers)
 
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