Windows 11 Event: Biggest announcements & my thoughts - Kevin Stratvert
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Date: 2022-03-15
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Alberto
So... Start menu goes to the center and there's more intrusive datamining and -suggestions- and the junk default -news- that no one likes on Edge, but outside Edge. And stuff no one uses like virtual desktops or the Windows Store.
But any performance improvements are really welcome. Please, software corpporations, let your talented engineers improve the OS and kick the marketing guy out of the meeting room. Now. Before he speaks.
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So... Start menu goes to the center and there's more intrusive datamining and -suggestions- and the junk default -news- that no one likes on Edge, but outside Edge. And stuff no one uses like virtual desktops or the Windows Store.
But any performance improvements are really welcome. Please, software corpporations, let your talented engineers improve the OS and kick the marketing guy out of the meeting room. Now. Before he speaks.
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Gi
Thanks for the information. However, I received information from Microsoft about Windows 11. I was able to do a PC Heath to see if my computer was compatible. It stated that -this pc can't run Windows 11 -- the pc must support Secure boot.- So what really happens at this point, what is secure boot and can you upgrade the current computer? This was the only issue. Thank you in advance.
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Thanks for the information. However, I received information from Microsoft about Windows 11. I was able to do a PC Heath to see if my computer was compatible. It stated that -this pc can't run Windows 11 -- the pc must support Secure boot.- So what really happens at this point, what is secure boot and can you upgrade the current computer? This was the only issue. Thank you in advance.
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Captain
This show was in-depth and full of a wealth of information. I hope that Windows 11 will be defect-free. Fortunately, I never had any problems with Windows 10. That is how I chose to upgrade from the Home edition to the Professional edition. If I should upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, I hope to keep the operating system inside my computer for as long as I live.
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This show was in-depth and full of a wealth of information. I hope that Windows 11 will be defect-free. Fortunately, I never had any problems with Windows 10. That is how I chose to upgrade from the Home edition to the Professional edition. If I should upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, I hope to keep the operating system inside my computer for as long as I live.
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dwSTEVE
hi Kevin, Steve here from Belgium --
i found my old laptop bag with therein my Logitech Quickcam S5500, back from the XP-years.
still one of the best webcams i used.
now many years later i'm curious to re-use it, but will\can it still be used in 2021 on Windows 10?
if you have tips, i'd appreciate it. thanks & greetz!
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hi Kevin, Steve here from Belgium --
i found my old laptop bag with therein my Logitech Quickcam S5500, back from the XP-years.
still one of the best webcams i used.
now many years later i'm curious to re-use it, but will\can it still be used in 2021 on Windows 10?
if you have tips, i'd appreciate it. thanks & greetz!
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Mrs
I have Win 10 and another computer with Windows 7. Of the two, operating systems, I much prefer the latter, partly because the start menu is easy to navigate. Win10 start menu can be somewhat confusing and I try not to use it. I don't care for the personalization feature or Microsoft Store, which rarely recognizes my user information.
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I have Win 10 and another computer with Windows 7. Of the two, operating systems, I much prefer the latter, partly because the start menu is easy to navigate. Win10 start menu can be somewhat confusing and I try not to use it. I don't care for the personalization feature or Microsoft Store, which rarely recognizes my user information.
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Ken
I don't know whether Windows 11 is good or bad. I do know its implementation will be another example of how dishonesty is becoming a legacy of Gates and the Microsoft company. Not much people can do because any competition needs to be at least on a par with the corruption of MS to have a chance.
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I don't know whether Windows 11 is good or bad. I do know its implementation will be another example of how dishonesty is becoming a legacy of Gates and the Microsoft company. Not much people can do because any competition needs to be at least on a par with the corruption of MS to have a chance.
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Ian
Apart from the high level front end Eye candy, whoever has tested Win 11 Developer version, see if they have finally ALLOWED Folder size calculation in Details view which was available since Mac OS 7? I can't believe Nadella and his team cannot activate such a basic function even up to Win 10!
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Apart from the high level front end Eye candy, whoever has tested Win 11 Developer version, see if they have finally ALLOWED Folder size calculation in Details view which was available since Mac OS 7? I can't believe Nadella and his team cannot activate such a basic function even up to Win 10!
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Ibrahim
Great video Kevin and thank you. By the way how do you draw those red rectangles with your mouse around I jects or texts to draw our attention? Do I need a software to enable that or is it a setting in Windows? Your help is appreciated Kevin.
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Great video Kevin and thank you. By the way how do you draw those red rectangles with your mouse around I jects or texts to draw our attention? Do I need a software to enable that or is it a setting in Windows? Your help is appreciated Kevin.
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K.
Thanks, Kevin. I'm actually interested in the new Windows, which I can't say was true last time.... I'm particularly looking forward to Teams integration, improved performance and a better store. Hopefully it will be ready for September.
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Thanks, Kevin. I'm actually interested in the new Windows, which I can't say was true last time.... I'm particularly looking forward to Teams integration, improved performance and a better store. Hopefully it will be ready for September.
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Shokry
Windows 10 became notorious because of bugs and faults. People became worried or uninterested all the time when new upgrades emerge from microsoft. Finally they had to get rid of windows 10 to regain people trust.
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Windows 10 became notorious because of bugs and faults. People became worried or uninterested all the time when new upgrades emerge from microsoft. Finally they had to get rid of windows 10 to regain people trust.
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