Should you upgrade to Windows 11? - Hands on Quick Look

Windows 11 is Microsoft's brand new operating system, best of all it's FREE!
If you have seen this option pop up you may be wondering if you should upgrade or if its just a whole new system you have to learn, let's take a look and see what's new.

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[farajalshami]

I went back to WINDOWS 10, missed the "Drag & drop" Feature as a graphic designer, faced some troubles updating apps like "steam", "show more options" when right clicking is annoying, otherwise it looked amazing and satisfaying.

[worldwidehappiness]

YOu have got to cover the negatives in a review, e.g. removed features like no seconds in the clock (bizarre), and no more toolbars in the taskbar (some apps required toolbars).

[Edmundostudios]

Kinda hard to hear you with the music in the background. But cool video man.

[xerophy]

this was a very good reveiw thank you!

[curzon]

Trust me, I really want to upgrade to Windows 11. It's just that I have a bad computer and the last time I upgraded from Windows 8 to Windows 10 in 2021. It took over a week for it to happen. The computer would just keep on restarting. Maybe it's because this computer stores my family's files and most of them are probably not needed anymore but I don't want to delete them, just in case.

[alangunningham]

windows sales pitch detected ...rather have the actual stats which arent good at the moment for windows 11

[Luis---]

if i upgrade to windows 11 does all the programs and software i have will crash? (cause i have some softwares that only works with the version of windows 10)

[hadifelani]

So, here's what I've wanted to ask.

I know that we can roll back to Win10 on 10 days after the update, but how many times can we do this?
For example, my first time experience with the upgrade doesn't do it justice for me so I decided to go back to Win10.
And then a few months later, I've decided to try Win11 again to see if things are better now.
But it turns out things are still not up to my standard, can I rollback again as long as I am still on the 10 days grace period?
Can I do it again and again from time to time?

[FrankieWilde]

Wasn't Windows 10 supposed to be the final windows that they just do rolling updates

[anjanasrivastava]

I just upgraded to 11 in October and found that my microphone is not working...and it forced me to go back to 10 again...is this happened to someone else in feb 2022 is it any good to upgrade to 11.

[khuslenb]

Is there any performance difference between windows 10 and 11?

[kodiakandgrizzlybears]

It's slow like hell and many temp folders are created.

[lhayes]

I downloaded and installed windows 11 but screen keeps going black. Didn't know what fix was needed so I went back to windows 10 for now.

[k_fx]

I have gaming monster CPU i7 and it say it's not compatible hahaha need some changes in Bios, like wtff

[eerorikz]

I feel like you are a fanboy and not really telling us everything

[TR-vbni]

The 'background' music is annoyingly too loud.

[robertbilcu]

does it update when the laptop is closed
?

[stephenrogers]

distracted by the overly load and base thumping background music.

[Mr.Eminem]

Too much for my pc.. Its slow as as compared to win 10...imagine buying a special hardware for an os... This os is heavily demanding even at beginning.. Imagine how much this gonna slow down with updates and updates

[afoaa]

As log as you cant have a vertical taskbar then it is a complete and utterly NO NO!