Bethel, PA | JRosenberger - 8/15/2024 13:45
No benefits that I have seen. 11 has more bloat, can fix some of it quickly with Chris Titus Tech windows utility tool. Install process leans on the user pretty heavily to sign up for a 'Microsoft account' - can skip and opt for 'local account' with a little effort.
One of the frustrating parts for me is the right click option menu is totally different. Removes the 'cut, copy, paste' functions without clicking the 'show more options' line.
Eventually will have to upgrade to connect to the internet safely but not yet.
You don't need the " show more options" button to copy and paste in Windows 11. The main right-click context menu uses the copy and paste icons instead of the words copy and paste. The icons appear in row across the top of the context menu box.
I am probably wierd, but I like Windows 11 much better than Windows 10. It seems like a much more streamlined interface to me. But we have used Chris Titus's tool to make things the way we like. |
Win 10 vs 11
