The right click menu pisses me off. When you right click on a file, you used to have a delete button right there, now you have to go into a submenu to get the useful options back.
To be honest, I fully switched from Win 7 to 10 just last year and although Win 10 is much better now, I still miss Windows 7. The mere fact alone that my computer does not fully feel like it's actually _my_ computer anymore is peeving me off and with Win 11, this is only getting worse.
@@JustMyFish I've already wrote this in my (not so) little rant - because Windows 10 refuses to give me access to certain folders and files and to alter them, move them or delete them as I see fit. And I'm not even talking about sensitive files or folders, but about things like the folders that remain after uninstallinng a game from their XBox app. Nope, no chance, that is not our shit and _we_ decide if you like to litter your HDs, says Microsoft, deal with it. Or an even worse case - my mother asked me for help, because Windows Defender quarantined the executable for one of the games she plays on her laptop. It's an old game, it was legitimately bought and installed from DVD. It worked for years both on Win 7 and Win 10. And there is pretty much zero chance her laptop caught a virus. Then Windows Defender decided, nope, I don't like that anymore, begone; evil game. I had _zero_ chance to remove this executable from quarantine. Not only is there no practicable option to tell Defender that this file is not malware, you have to work with the command prompt and jump through all kinds of hoops - this option did not work, because I can't get the needed access to the quarantine folder. All I could do was to manually delete the rest of the game files, re-install the game and then create an exception rule in Defender before starting the game for the first time. One last example - I own a really old scanner. Despite its age, it still functions just fine. Sure, there are no official drivers for it anymore, but an experimental driver from some smart guy solved that problem. This driver works under Win 7 and it also works just fine under Win 10, alas, with every update Windows 10 says, nope, can't have that; buy new shit, and deletes that driver. And in this case, there is no way to keep Windows from doing that. Sorry for that second wall of text, but I thought I should give a couple of different examples.
Windows 10 came with tons of Ads and Data Collection as well, I don't think there's a big difference between the two. As for UI Changes - I hear that for over 20 years now that the last Windows was better until a new Windows Version gets announced and suddendly everyone liked the current Version (Exception Windows ME, Vista and 8). I remember the Hate when Windows 7 launched and there were only Icons on the Taskbar by default instead of the Text like in XP. Or the Windows 10 Start Menu. I am currently using Fedora (Been using Linux since 2008 alongside Windows) and People often forget, that Linux is NOT Windows and that makes them switch back again. Streaming Netflix, HDR or Dolby Atmos Support, Online Gaming or simple things as Fractional Scaling oe VRR are always working but never working fully. While Microsofts needs to stop making those awful decisions, I still think Windows 11 is more enjoyable than 10. My Laptop has longer Battery Life, Auto HDR works very well (most of the time), Tiling Windows got better and many small changes that overweigh the negatives you mentioned. And I do think your points are valid! And I think it is important that we keep the pressure up because Microsoft couldn't care less about us. But I also think, that the Reputation Windows 11 gets is worse than it should be.
All can be trend OFF. I have windows 11 No Ads or Data Collection Bocuses I hit a switch in the settings to turn it OFF. Also, when installing Windows 11 or 10 there is an option box to uncheck and then its all Off from the start.
true, the systemm requirements are over the top and on top of that you need a motherboard that is win 11 ready witch fortunately i have but i hear you when you prefer windows 10. Great video like always Viva Ukraini😄
Thanks friend for your comment. I also think that for Windows 11 to work stable, you need to have a laptop or a motherboard that was released in the Windows 11 era
Motherboard? There's no *motherboard* requirement for Windows 11. You need TPM2.0, which means newer than Coffee Lake (8000 series Core) on Zen 2, *or* a mobo that has a TPM header you can plug a suitable module into. Fun fact: I just built a smol NAS that would run Windows 11 ("would" because it's running Debian). The ITX mobo (from Aliexpress) plus an i5-8400 (eBay) cost something like 110€ total.
There are no motherboard requirements other than 2010 and onwards. When you see a board that says windows 11 ready that is just a sales pitch all boards after 2009 are windows 11 ready. Some may need a Bios update but that is just for the processor to utilise TPM.
@@patsk8872 If you spend time to learn you will be fine. Momentum is on Linux side, so its also fun to be in control and not a puppet longer term. Also nothing stopping you not to have both on double boot, like 2 separate drives while you learn.
I get your point, but at least there were Windows versions that did not completely suck and where extremely stable. Win 2000 and 7 were not bad for MS products.
@@Furzkampfbomber those were the days, I remember playing games on XP, that thing never crashed for me even after running so much malware I downloaded as a kid 😌. Now I literally didn't turn on my PC and it's a bsod because it tried to update when it was sleeping 💀
change is a must sometimes due to security and don't come with tpm thing that technology is 10 years old try on a 11th gen and up then you will have a different Impression and y use Microsoft account cause y have it also on phone and work pc it synchronize and Backes up the system on the fly windows 11 has tighter security there are may thing wich are windows 11 exclusive , direct storage direct-smb auto HDR and others that makes the difference y think you you have powerful hardware it wont mater wich OS you have y use them all on the same hardware cause y can
My PC crashed when trying to upgrade my Win10 pc to Win11 when it reached 80% (did this a few days ago). Fortunately, after forced reboot, Win10 came up like nothing ever happened. Won't be trying this again any time soon. lol :)
@@STONE69_ Have a Minisforum x400. Did update the bios so it would be compatible for Win11 but decided, at the beginning, not to be a beta tester. Now that we are just over a year before Win10's demise (and a bit delirious from pain killers (got my tooth pulled last week; finally pain free; lol) thought I would try to upgrade to Win11. Epic fail. lol Really like 10; doubt I will pay M$ a penny to get updates after the official dead date. Oh well. :)
Windows 10 LTSC 2021 gets security updates until 2032 and mainstream support until 2027. I only use Windows for specific software that wont run great on linux. Lets hope Microsoft doesnt create a new DX feature level that forces gamers onto 11.
why need even install 11 to find out. you can trick microsoft and install 10 tthen buy 10 if 7 key not work anymore. if they not sell 10 anymore. buy 11 and use key to activate 10. it works xD. now not have ugly UI and ADS. there is nothing that make 11 faster than 10. when all is addons. why it should be faster. XP run fastest on current machines. why we needed upgrade? xD
You are right for old system, but for system like mine 14900k+4090 in windows11 performance is higher than windows 10, in benchmarks and games. I don't use the genuine windows 11 but the win11 spectre superlite + def edition, without all that crap installed. Is just better than win10 on a high end system. As hardware is more powerful, is normal for OS to advance.
Thanks for sharing your experience. If you have new system than of course you need Windows 11 (probably you will not even find drivers for Windows 10).
all that crap and someone added something. did chinese made it? LOL 10 work faster. 11 is same it just update. if OS is everytime faster. why XP work fastest now LOL
@@JarppaGuru what are you talking about, have you done gaming benchmarks on high end systems? What about productivity benchmarks? Latest intel beats win10 by a large margin in gaming and benchmarks.
@@AndriyTech I was still using Windows 7 until last year and installing Windows 7 on some newer mainboards was a pain in the rear. Not because the mainboard and Win 7 would not work together, but because the install files for Windows 7 only had USB 2 support build in, while the mainboard demanded USB 3 drivers in order to install Windows from an USB stick. The fun thing was, you could infuse USB 3 drivers into the Win 7 installation files, put them onto a USB stick and then perfectly install the whole thing via an USB 2 port.
Microsoft such self unconscious whenever coming back windows 11, I straight see bloated system in their own os because their ad commited, i hate that! It's total mess singing the windows systematic updates that force to have by their sendings! Believing a bloated software is a crap to me since core features are almost Windows 7. What do you want to do with common features today's world?? No answer! Plz answer me!!
HAHAHAH people hated on 10 then loved it. HELL after 7 it all went to hell, To tell the truth dude you really need to learn your shit as 10 is just as bad
What do you think about Windows 11?
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What do I think of Win 11? I learned Audacity, GIMP, and Kdenlive and got permanently on Linux Mint =)
The right click menu pisses me off. When you right click on a file, you used to have a delete button right there, now you have to go into a submenu to get the useful options back.
@@christopherlindloff8331should not be nessary
Can be changed in settings.
@@GameOver556 Its so you have the option.
@@christopherlindloff8331 Its so you have the option.
If you highlight the folder, you will see the trash can in the tool bar LOL its that easy.
To be honest, I fully switched from Win 7 to 10 just last year and although Win 10 is much better now, I still miss Windows 7. The mere fact alone that my computer does not fully feel like it's actually _my_ computer anymore is peeving me off and with Win 11, this is only getting worse.
Why don't your computer feel like it's actually yours anymore?
@@JustMyFish I've already wrote this in my (not so) little rant - because Windows 10 refuses to give me access to certain folders and files and to alter them, move them or delete them as I see fit.
And I'm not even talking about sensitive files or folders, but about things like the folders that remain after uninstallinng a game from their XBox app. Nope, no chance, that is not our shit and _we_ decide if you like to litter your HDs, says Microsoft, deal with it.
Or an even worse case - my mother asked me for help, because Windows Defender quarantined the executable for one of the games she plays on her laptop. It's an old game, it was legitimately bought and installed from DVD. It worked for years both on Win 7 and Win 10. And there is pretty much zero chance her laptop caught a virus.
Then Windows Defender decided, nope, I don't like that anymore, begone; evil game. I had _zero_ chance to remove this executable from quarantine. Not only is there no practicable option to tell Defender that this file is not malware, you have to work with the command prompt and jump through all kinds of hoops - this option did not work, because I can't get the needed access to the quarantine folder.
All I could do was to manually delete the rest of the game files, re-install the game and then create an exception rule in Defender before starting the game for the first time.
One last example - I own a really old scanner. Despite its age, it still functions just fine. Sure, there are no official drivers for it anymore, but an experimental driver from some smart guy solved that problem. This driver works under Win 7 and it also works just fine under Win 10, alas, with every update Windows 10 says, nope, can't have that; buy new shit, and deletes that driver. And in this case, there is no way to keep Windows from doing that.
Sorry for that second wall of text, but I thought I should give a couple of different examples.
@@JustMyFish Windows 10 forced updates for one??
Windows 10 is now getting worse on purpose, you missed the great years.
Windows 10 came with tons of Ads and Data Collection as well, I don't think there's a big difference between the two. As for UI Changes - I hear that for over 20 years now that the last Windows was better until a new Windows Version gets announced and suddendly everyone liked the current Version (Exception Windows ME, Vista and 8).
I remember the Hate when Windows 7 launched and there were only Icons on the Taskbar by default instead of the Text like in XP. Or the Windows 10 Start Menu.
I am currently using Fedora (Been using Linux since 2008 alongside Windows) and People often forget, that Linux is NOT Windows and that makes them switch back again. Streaming Netflix, HDR or Dolby Atmos Support, Online Gaming or simple things as Fractional Scaling oe VRR are always working but never working fully.
While Microsofts needs to stop making those awful decisions, I still think Windows 11 is more enjoyable than 10. My Laptop has longer Battery Life, Auto HDR works very well (most of the time), Tiling Windows got better and many small changes that overweigh the negatives you mentioned.
And I do think your points are valid! And I think it is important that we keep the pressure up because Microsoft couldn't care less about us. But I also think, that the Reputation Windows 11 gets is worse than it should be.
All can be trend OFF. I have windows 11 No Ads or Data Collection Bocuses I hit a switch in the settings to turn it OFF. Also, when installing Windows 11 or 10 there is an option box to uncheck and then its all Off from the start.
true, the systemm requirements are over the top and on top of that you need a motherboard that is win 11 ready witch fortunately i have but i hear you when you prefer windows 10. Great video like always Viva Ukraini😄
Thanks friend for your comment. I also think that for Windows 11 to work stable, you need to have a laptop or a motherboard that was released in the Windows 11 era
Motherboard? There's no *motherboard* requirement for Windows 11. You need TPM2.0, which means newer than Coffee Lake (8000 series Core) on Zen 2, *or* a mobo that has a TPM header you can plug a suitable module into.
Fun fact: I just built a smol NAS that would run Windows 11 ("would" because it's running Debian). The ITX mobo (from Aliexpress) plus an i5-8400 (eBay) cost something like 110€ total.
@samiraperi467 yes there are win 11 ready mobos that have drivers optimised for win 11 edit: this is mainly on high end z790 mobos though
@@AndriyTech Wrong.
There are no motherboard requirements other than 2010 and onwards. When you see a board that says windows 11 ready that is just a sales pitch all boards after 2009 are windows 11 ready. Some may need a Bios update but that is just for the processor to utilise TPM.
I agree, I am also with windows 10 as my last MS OS and around 2026 will move to Linux Mint likely.
Nice to hear that. Thanks for sharing your thoughts)
Linux will always lock you out of a lot of things. It's a very sad situation that Microsoft has gone this evil.
@@patsk8872 If you spend time to learn you will be fine. Momentum is on Linux side, so its also fun to be in control and not a puppet longer term. Also nothing stopping you not to have both on double boot, like 2 separate drives while you learn.
I can say that for every microsoft product in my life.
I get your point, but at least there were Windows versions that did not completely suck and where extremely stable. Win 2000 and 7 were not bad for MS products.
@@Furzkampfbomber those were the days, I remember playing games on XP, that thing never crashed for me even after running so much malware I downloaded as a kid 😌. Now I literally didn't turn on my PC and it's a bsod because it tried to update when it was sleeping 💀
I didn't even bothered to install it. I have it on my job PC's and it really annoys me
I have liked every single Windows edition from 3.1 - 11..
change is a must sometimes due to security and don't come with tpm thing that technology is 10 years old try on a 11th gen and up then you will have a different Impression and y use Microsoft account cause y have it also on phone and work pc it synchronize and Backes up the system on the fly windows 11 has tighter security there are may thing wich are windows 11 exclusive , direct storage direct-smb auto HDR and others that makes the difference y think you you have powerful hardware it wont mater wich OS you have y use them all on the same hardware cause y can
its perfect time to atleast try linux. I have mint running on my old pc
Right on, brother. Windows 11 should not even exist, M$ promised publicly that 10 would be the last OS version, supported for ever.
And slava Ukraine.
it all about getting AI ready.
My PC crashed when trying to upgrade my Win10 pc to Win11 when it reached 80% (did this a few days ago). Fortunately, after forced reboot, Win10 came up like nothing ever happened. Won't be trying this again any time soon. lol
:)
Windows 11 needs high spec CPU, otherwise, many problems. They are bringing even more AI in 24h2, it will make the OS even heavier.
@@STONE69_ Have a Minisforum x400. Did update the bios so it would be compatible for Win11 but decided, at the beginning, not to be a beta tester. Now that we are just over a year before Win10's demise (and a bit delirious from pain killers (got my tooth pulled last week; finally pain free; lol) thought I would try to upgrade to Win11. Epic fail. lol
Really like 10; doubt I will pay M$ a penny to get updates after the official dead date. Oh well. :)
Windows 10 LTSC 2021 gets security updates until 2032 and mainstream support until 2027. I only use Windows for specific software that wont run great on linux. Lets hope Microsoft doesnt create a new DX feature level that forces gamers onto 11.
Why Windows XP is not for me
why need even install 11 to find out. you can trick microsoft and install 10 tthen buy 10 if 7 key not work anymore. if they not sell 10 anymore. buy 11 and use key to activate 10. it works xD.
now not have ugly UI and ADS.
there is nothing that make 11 faster than 10. when all is addons. why it should be faster.
XP run fastest on current machines. why we needed upgrade? xD
XP is much slower than 10. 10 is slower than 11 you need to set it up correctly no OS is an out of box experience you set them up to your needs.
October 2025 you pay yearly subscription that doubles in cost every year. Otherwise you get a big Watermark that says pay up.
You are right for old system, but for system like mine 14900k+4090 in windows11 performance is higher than windows 10, in benchmarks and games. I don't use the genuine windows 11 but the win11 spectre superlite + def edition, without all that crap installed. Is just better than win10 on a high end system. As hardware is more powerful, is normal for OS to advance.
Thanks for sharing your experience. If you have new system than of course you need Windows 11 (probably you will not even find drivers for Windows 10).
all that crap and someone added something. did chinese made it? LOL
10 work faster. 11 is same it just update. if OS is everytime faster. why XP work fastest now LOL
@@JarppaGuru what are you talking about, have you done gaming benchmarks on high end systems? What about productivity benchmarks? Latest intel beats win10 by a large margin in gaming and benchmarks.
@@AndriyTech I was still using Windows 7 until last year and installing Windows 7 on some newer mainboards was a pain in the rear. Not because the mainboard and Win 7 would not work together, but because the install files for Windows 7 only had USB 2 support build in, while the mainboard demanded USB 3 drivers in order to install Windows from an USB stick. The fun thing was, you could infuse USB 3 drivers into the Win 7 installation files, put them onto a USB stick and then perfectly install the whole thing via an USB 2 port.
Андрей, лучше пользоваться Linux... Get free!
Microsoft such self unconscious whenever coming back windows 11, I straight see bloated system in their own os because their ad commited, i hate that! It's total mess singing the windows systematic updates that force to have by their sendings! Believing a bloated software is a crap to me since core features are almost Windows 7. What do you want to do with common features today's world?? No answer! Plz answer me!!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
HAHAHAH people hated on 10 then loved it. HELL after 7 it all went to hell, To tell the truth dude you really need to learn your shit as 10 is just as bad
dont care didnt ask
pirated windows is ofcourse breakable, using cracked version of windows is non sense in 24.
Thank you for sharing your opinion
How are you btw
you don't even have to pirate it lmao
it's bad from the start