Yes - aside from the start menu/taskbar being a bit weird it seems okay so far. Being able to download Android apps from the Windows Store is cool.
Apparently my processor isn't yet "supported", I haven't been too bothered to research to find out why yet.
When I booted my laptop this afternoon it presented a blue splash screen exhorting me to 'try' Windows 11, or 'pass for now'. I chose the latter but all my font sizes, icon sizes and page sizes were changed, leaving the desktop looking like Mr Magoo used it last. I checked screen res and it was right, checked settings in Firefox and that was right, changed a load of page sizes one at a time and the desktop icons, but loads of it was still cobblers. Rebooted and all settings returned to normal, except all the ones I'd changed manually so I had to change them all back . . . obviously total coincidence.
from what little research i have done on this (as my laptop is prompting the same), the consensus is let Windows sort out the bugs first, then upgrade after they have patched it. this is typically a year after initial release
I got an update to Windows 11 (22H2) but I've already got Windows 11) is it not out yet but it's asking me to update but it's failing to install after downloading a long time any thoughts?
Lots of irritating niggles recently with Win 10. Start button stopped working, then Media Player (not Windows Media Player) not working, just installed VLC Player and the Start button is now working again. The suspicious side of me suspects this is Microsoft's way of telling me it's time to install Win 11 . . .
bought the kids a new desktop. (yeah I know but kids break laptops) it's got windows 11 and it's not much different the thing about these Microsoft scams is that they want everyone on it for free for only a short while. Last time they charged for Windows 10 after a while. they really just want to stop supporting windows 10
