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Fake
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rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
Where is the option "I am using Windows and Lunix?"
rodrigolfp
Haptic Gamepads 4 Life
The same "tactic'" was used for every single Windows. What is your point?
Fake
Member
You know what, forget about. Is more easy to take milk from a rock to be honest.
twilo99
Member
I'm on Windows 11, but fun fact......even if you are using Windows 11, you are using Windows 10.
Go to command line and type "ver"
Win 11 is a service pack
Doesn't seem like a big increase. This is likely because they allowed updates for machines they previously prevented from the update in April
Desktop Windows Version Market Share Worldwide | Statcounter Global Stats
This graph shows the market share of desktop windows versions worldwide based on over 5 billion monthly page views.gs.statcounter.com
According to Statcounter, Windows 11 reached a new record, with 29.71% of Windows version market share.
Meanwhile, Windows 10 dropped to 66.1%.
More Windows PCs are now getting the free upgrade to Windows 11
Since November 2021, Microsoft has denied certain Windows 10 PCs the free upgrade to Windows 11. Microsoft is now lifting the ban.
www.pcworld.com
Jesus! How old is your computer?
winjer
Member
LOL,
You can just bypass the TPM requirement.
www.tomshardware.com
You can just bypass the TPM requirement.
How to Bypass Windows 11's TPM, CPU and RAM Requirements
Use simple utilities to install Windows 11 on any PC.
Skifi28
Member
It's actually a fairly recent build of about 2-2.5 years ago. Imagine my surprise when I found out Win11 wasn't supported out of the box.
I know, but I really can't be bothered with stupid shit like this these days. Image being Microsoft and creatting an official hack past your own requirements. Maybe just don't bust my balls in the first place you cunts.You can just bypass the TPM requirement.
How to Bypass Windows 11's TPM, CPU and RAM Requirements
Use simple utilities to install Windows 11 on any PC.
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Badlucktroll
Member
Microsoft should do a Linux distro
xrnzaaas
Member
I have both Win10 and 11 (pre-installed on my laptop) and sometimes I get angry with how they're hiding some stuff or how there's more annoying features for me to disable. I didn't have any major technical issues with W11 yet though.
I know I wouldn't voluntarily upgrade and my Win10 PC will stay that way until I stop using it. Same way I used Win7 for as long as possible on my older PC.
I know I wouldn't voluntarily upgrade and my Win10 PC will stay that way until I stop using it. Same way I used Win7 for as long as possible on my older PC.
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Demigod Mac
Member
11 is not all that different from 10 after you disable all the annoying cruft and new "features" and move the start menu icon back to the corner. No reason to upgrade if you're already on 10 and happy with it, but it isn't worth going well out of your way to avoid 11 either.
Planned EOL date for 10 is October 14, 2025, meaning there will be no more public security updates afterward - unless MS extends it like they did with XP.
Planned EOL date for 10 is October 14, 2025, meaning there will be no more public security updates afterward - unless MS extends it like they did with XP.
Magic Carpet
Member
gg
helpdeskgeek.com
I did this registry hack to restore the right click menu back to 'normal'
How to Customize the Right-Click Context Menu in Windows 11
While many like the streamlined right-click context menu of Windows 11, some are less than pleased with the truncated menu. Let’s look at some ways to customize it more to your liking. The default method is to edit the registry, but since that’s a little advanced for some, we’ll also look at...
helpdeskgeek.com
Unknown Soldier
Member
I wish MS wasn't so shit and would actually address some of the things people hated about 11 that were changed from 10 a little faster considering they are planning on cutting 10 off next year. It literally took them 3 years to bring back some of the stuff they ruined about the taskbar from 10 to 11. They still are considering when they plan to add little "Copy" and "Paste" labels under the stupid icons they replaced the context menus with and it's been 5 years now. This is why MS can't ever be competitive with anyone in markets they aren't the monopolist, everything they do is on geologic time scales
hinch7
Member
Security patches are going to get way more important, going forward with W10 going EOL next year. Staying on W10 not long after will leave a lot of PC's way more vunerable to malware and attacks.
I find W11 a lot more stable as well.
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ReBurn
Gold Member
Azure Linux - Wikipedia
Skifi28
Member
It's ironic that they made 11 difficult to upgrade to in order to increase security and the result will be even more unsafe systems by a big percentage of users sticking to 10. That backfired nicely.
Korranator
Member
Not my doing.
I jumped the ship saw the iceberg on the horizon. (installed Linux)
I jumped the ship saw the iceberg on the horizon. (installed Linux)
simpatico
Member
Windows 10 is going to be my last Windows unless they change course on some things. With Steam Deck providing a lot of incentive to get Linux gaming going, it's just good timing for me. I've got it on my work laptop after a malicious overnight update. I don't what it offers to anyone over 10. I know there were gaming perf issues at launch. I haven't checked to see if they've been sorted. For my tastes and needs it's a downgrade in every measurable category.
Unknown Soldier
Member
The problem is that the requirements MS set for upgrading to 11 make over a billion otherwise working PC's obsolete
No one should be shocked that 11 can't seem to get past 30% of Windows installs when MS literally won't let the remaining PC's install it
lachesis
Member
I have 2 windows 10 desktops and 1 windows 11 desktop (recent build) - so any gaming other than light weight or old ones fall on windows 11 pc.
Also use stream deck occasionally, but honestly I am more of sit down and play on monitor/tv person than looking at small screen… so unfortunately my steam deck gets least use.
Also use stream deck occasionally, but honestly I am more of sit down and play on monitor/tv person than looking at small screen… so unfortunately my steam deck gets least use.
Laptop1991
Member
it will be on the new PC i get in a few months time anyway, if it's that bad i can always use my Win 10 version.
Black_Stride
do not tempt fate do not contrain Wonder Woman's thighs do not do not
I'm on Windows 11, but fun fact......even if you are using Windows 11, you are using Windows 10.
Go to command line and type "ver"
Not how that workls.
Version number isnt the same as build.
Cuz otherwise Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 were all Windows Version 6.x
Mephisto40
Member
Waiting for the announcement that 30% of windows PC's are Xbox's
DenchDeckard
Moderated wildly
Windows 11 has been more than fine for me. No issues tbh.
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