Do NOT Upgrade to Windows 11 - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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darkshadowsaver
Windows 10 when launched (new pc bought) bricked my SSD. So I was out of commission my new pc was basically dead till I got a new hard drive. Once a couple of weeks gone by I installed based windows 10 found out the anniversary update was what killed my computer the last time and didn't upgrade till it was fixed. I will never buy another windows product again after that ill keep windows 10 only for my games but I'm going to make it into a dual boot for linux and force windows 10 to stay downgraded so I can still play my games after windows 10 support is done.
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Windows 10 when launched (new pc bought) bricked my SSD. So I was out of commission my new pc was basically dead till I got a new hard drive. Once a couple of weeks gone by I installed based windows 10 found out the anniversary update was what killed my computer the last time and didn't upgrade till it was fixed. I will never buy another windows product again after that ill keep windows 10 only for my games but I'm going to make it into a dual boot for linux and force windows 10 to stay downgraded so I can still play my games after windows 10 support is done.
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bullsharkreef
The biggest issue with the task bar is that you cannot dock it on the side with Windows 11, awful for people on ultra-wide monitor.
And on more regular aspect ratio monitors, like a laptop, you cannot dock it at the top, which doesn't work if you use software which have a lot of controls on the bottom as it is forever interfering.
In my case I have both. I run an ultra-wide on my tower, and I use CAD software featuring loads of controls at the bottom on my laptop, so Windows 11 is a non-starter from the get go.
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The biggest issue with the task bar is that you cannot dock it on the side with Windows 11, awful for people on ultra-wide monitor.
And on more regular aspect ratio monitors, like a laptop, you cannot dock it at the top, which doesn't work if you use software which have a lot of controls on the bottom as it is forever interfering.
In my case I have both. I run an ultra-wide on my tower, and I use CAD software featuring loads of controls at the bottom on my laptop, so Windows 11 is a non-starter from the get go.
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Accessible
For some reason my network speed in Windows 11 is absolute garbage. Large downloads in Steam are really really bad. I went through it today. Uninstalled my my virtual network adapters. reinstalled ethernet drivers, reinstalled chipset drivers, reset my network settings. I have gigabit here. I get what I would expect in Linux. Usually 750Mbps +. In Windows 11. I'm literally getting anywhere between 100Mbps to 200Mbps. This is ridiculous.
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For some reason my network speed in Windows 11 is absolute garbage. Large downloads in Steam are really really bad. I went through it today. Uninstalled my my virtual network adapters. reinstalled ethernet drivers, reinstalled chipset drivers, reset my network settings. I have gigabit here. I get what I would expect in Linux. Usually 750Mbps +. In Windows 11. I'm literally getting anywhere between 100Mbps to 200Mbps. This is ridiculous.
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fraser
the thing that really hit the final nail in the coffin was that libreoffice was completely broken on windows 11 - typing would feel abysmal and it's so clear they want everyone to use microsoft products (edge, word, etc), it's so frustrating. I'll be like those windows 7 users who never upgrade, I'll probably run windows 10 until it no longer works because as of right now windows 11 doesn't make any sense
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the thing that really hit the final nail in the coffin was that libreoffice was completely broken on windows 11 - typing would feel abysmal and it's so clear they want everyone to use microsoft products (edge, word, etc), it's so frustrating. I'll be like those windows 7 users who never upgrade, I'll probably run windows 10 until it no longer works because as of right now windows 11 doesn't make any sense
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Lonnie
Been running Win11 on a 2700x, 5900x and i7-2600 for a couple of weeks now. My programs work just fine. No issues. And I did use a yt video for creating 4 registry keys to bypass tpm,cpu, and ram checks, and allow upgrades. They seem to be working. Why you might ask? I HATE Win10. Oh, I did a fresh install of all 3, that was the only way creating the registry keys would work.
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Been running Win11 on a 2700x, 5900x and i7-2600 for a couple of weeks now. My programs work just fine. No issues. And I did use a yt video for creating 4 registry keys to bypass tpm,cpu, and ram checks, and allow upgrades. They seem to be working. Why you might ask? I HATE Win10. Oh, I did a fresh install of all 3, that was the only way creating the registry keys would work.
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Guy
If it solves the :-microsoft software protection platform service- constantly hogging 30% of my CPU, it's more than worth it. So, I'll give it a try... because this sppsvc problem doesn't allow me to even use Premiere properly for a long time. So, what's a 2-3% of temporal decrease in comparison to 30% of constant decrease. Arrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhh
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If it solves the :-microsoft software protection platform service- constantly hogging 30% of my CPU, it's more than worth it. So, I'll give it a try... because this sppsvc problem doesn't allow me to even use Premiere properly for a long time. So, what's a 2-3% of temporal decrease in comparison to 30% of constant decrease. Arrrrrrgggggggghhhhhhh
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Anubhav
Nice and informative video.. I had a hunch over upgrading to windows 11 and this video speaks up my thoughts with a real life comparison. I am happy with Windows 10 as of now... Let Win 11 get better with time and would eventually switch over to it, once all the issues are addressed and bugs are fixed!
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Nice and informative video.. I had a hunch over upgrading to windows 11 and this video speaks up my thoughts with a real life comparison. I am happy with Windows 10 as of now... Let Win 11 get better with time and would eventually switch over to it, once all the issues are addressed and bugs are fixed!
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Chris
My favorite part of this video was making this MEME worthy. The 10 second TLDW; is - 8:34
The first week has been wild... Intel chips look to perform the best so far, but AMD chips are lagging with about 15% performance loss, AMD said they will be patching this soon.
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My favorite part of this video was making this MEME worthy. The 10 second TLDW; is - 8:34
The first week has been wild... Intel chips look to perform the best so far, but AMD chips are lagging with about 15% performance loss, AMD said they will be patching this soon.
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