is Windows 11 Better Than Windows 10

is Windows 11 Better Than Windows 10
This debate will run and run, it all comes down to opinion. I myself think Windows 11 is better than Windows 10 for many reason, so let me know what you guys think in the comments below.

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#windows11 #windows10 #tech

[jayrowe]

My OS should not force me to use third party software to "make it usable".

[mobas]

The UI design of Windows 11 is horrible. You have to at the very least install explorer patcher and classic shell just to make it usable. Windows 10 isn't perfect but at least I can right click and not have to click show more options every single time.

[Sollace]

Saying you can turn it off with policy editor (and advanced tool meant for corporate IT teams that's only available in certain editions) isn't a very good excuse. Most people won't know about it, won't have access to it, or know properly how to use it without using a guide. Sure, the technical users who care about their privacy will figure it out, but they'd manage even if removing the spyware involved digging through registry dat files by hand. Out concern is for all the users who won't or can't, that are going to be unknowlingly subjected to Microsoft's surveilance. We shouldn't have to turn them off in the first place. They should be off by default as soon as you install the OS.

[goofyrulez]

Who asked them (to change the interface, increase the number of clicks needed to get anything done and add all that bloat and spyware)?

[DustinYoungstrom]

Thanks Hypest Key, received windows 11 + office 2021 pro plus.

[eckythump]

Shouldn't we be given the option to have all privacy options on as default?

[thedarkone]

- Downloaded an ISO
- Installed without network on a VM behind pfsense.
- Used bypassnro, which was needed to install the damn thing without a network connection.
- Created a local user.
- Answered all "privacy" questions with No.
- Logged in to the desktop.
- Started capture on pfsense.
- Connected the LAN.
In only a few minutes, the machine talked to 70+ hosts and generated 500+ MiB of traffic.

Not convinced?
- Open the start menu and look at it.
- Open the context menu and look at it.
- Write the Word "NO" on a notepad in large, friendly letters.
- Go on the hunt for a Linux distro.

Windows 11 was the reason I left. Not going back to THAT sh*tshow.

[BorisZXR]

Problem is you "have to" go to group policy and follow someones instructions because for most people it makes no sense and it is very hard to understand/know what to disable or enable and where.

[nigelfreeman]

Question, why should we have to download a third party program to be able to change the start menu. To the way we want to. If a third party app/program can do it, I have to ask why can’t Microsoft have this feature included.

[US_Joe]

Thanks Brian. BTW: I noticed a few tech channels are reporting that 3rd part UI apps like start11 are being defeated by MS. I'm staying with10 as long as possible not because of stubborness, but for concerns about compatibility with my apps. G'day mate.👍👍👍

[wetlandweasel]

Brian, how do I turn off these privacy intrusions in Windows 11 if I don'thave Windows 11 Pro with group policy editor?

[mohamedhannani]

Give us the link of the video you spoke about turning off those group policy features, please

[KrishnaDraws]

Riddle me this: how can I easily remove the news widgets? This should be off by default, and privacy settings should be ON by default as well.

[maximosh]

Windows 11 isn't better.. it's features are simply rearranged to make operating it more difficult, and not for the convenience of the user.
The fact that so many people have resorted to hacks and tweaks just to make 11 more usable is a veritable statement of its level of approval.
I put up with 11's quirks and freezing windows explorer for a whole week.. MS has had 2 years of updates to fix their nonsense.. 11's not for me.

[Darren-ffoc]

Biggest gripe Windows 11 was pressing, "reset your PC" tab it actually corrupted whole system so ended up having to do a full clean install to fix computer.

[reformationfan]

I have windows 11 running on a few of computers, 2 of them don't meet the hardware requirements but have it running anyway. My problem with MS is why can't they a allow slightly older hardware run it?, they can post a caveat stating that it may not exploit the latest security features.

[wally]

I'm running win10 Pro, is the win 11 a free update to 11pro or to 24H2? or do you have to pay for another Key? Thanks

[charginginprogresss]

About older systems, as always, it's about having a secure browser, an antivirus+firewall that is getting definition updates, and being hardware and software literate.

Considering there are modern browsers (e.g. Supermium) that work on Windows 2000, and there are Antiviruses like Avast that are still getting support and updates of virus definitions for their Windows XP version, I'd say a literate user can definitely use any system past Windows 2000 on the internet without risking anything more than a modern normie user on Windows 10 or 11.

That said, the key is being literate. If you download random stuff and execute it, if you visit malicious sites, and such, you won't have a good time. But likely you won't even on a modern system as day 0 exploits do exist and if you get one before it's promptly patched, you will be boned.
Having a modern system is just a 99% effective parachute for the software illiterate (majority of users).

If you know what you're doing, you won't get any trouble on your pc, ever.

This is the reason tech channels still get those "stupid comments" saying using older system is fine.
Just having a blanket statement "if you're not 100% up to date you're as good as hacked" is also very much false, likewise.

I would also like to add that a lot of "hacks" require you being targeted specifically.
And about that, sorry to break it out to you, depending on the level of the hacker, you will get hacked even on windows 11 if said hacker decides you're their target. No security updates will protect you. Point is that this type of targeted hack is just unlikely.
For everything else, updated AV, modern secure browser, and knowing what you're doing, and you're fine.

[geohnjh]

I have a n unsupported 7th gen intel laptop and the only reason I have not upgraded to Windows 11 is that I don't like to force and get things unofficially. Although I know these restrictions are ridiculous!

[tech-bore]

Let's face it, the UI design is awful. XP, Vista, and Win7 all had great UI's. They were colorful and welcoming to the user. Win10 & 11? Now we've gone from a 4-color logo to just blue with an overall cold, rigid design that is unwelcoming to the user. It's just like the design change in McDonald's restaurants of the 90's vs today: warm & friendly to cold & depressing.