What Sucks in Windows 11

Today I'm starting a two part series. In this video I'm going to tell you why WIndows 11 SUCKS. the next video we will talk about why Windows 11 is great. Enjoy the video.

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[DustonDiekmann]

Windows 7 was still my favorite. It was the sweet blend between old configurable windows, and new find stuff fast windows.

[jeuno]

For me, Windows 11 is a proof that whoever develops or make decision for new product at Microsoft either never actually use Windows, or only uses it to browse youtube.

[corpb]

Win 7 was a masterpiece. I don't know why Microsoft is making their operating systems look like cell phones with bloatware and piracy. It's all about them and not the customers period!

[saged]

And this is why I've been researching Linux recently... Ive battles windows 10 down to a bearable state but I'm not dealing with it again for 11, especially if they are removing customization and efficiency so they can lazily port their os to tablets

[HowFarmsWork]

One look at it and I decided I’ll not upgrade. They’re trying too hard to become MacOS. I choose windows because I appreciate the traditional start menu that they got right over two decades ago. The problem is that they’re trying to reinvent the wheel. Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 10 were all done right. What reason would they have for forcing their browser and other services on their users?

[jtodd]

I've owned an IT business for 20 years and I really appreciate guys like you who take the time to make videos like this. You have a gift for making this type of content and although this is my first video, I've subscribed and look forward to watching your other content.

[pikkon]

"Do you love Windows 11?" Oh, sure! I love how Microsoft takes 1 step forward and 5 steps backwards with every new version of Windows starting with Windows 8... When are they going to learn that we don't want Mobile styled features on a PC? When?

[randaljbatty]

The main thing I cannot understand about these upgrades (if you can call them that) is why the user interface has become progressively less intuitive. Why do I have to search for basic system/device controls? And even after you find the right menu, you still have to wade through a long list of unclearly named topics or you may have to travel through a mess of additional sub-menus. It's a bloody mess.

[fnorgen]

It amazes me how for each edition of Windows all but the most brainless tasks have become progressively more difficult. I can just about tolerate the level of bullshit in Windows 10. I don't see myself "upgrading" to 11 any time soon, if ever.

[nunyabidness]

What made Windows so amazing to start was how intuitive it was. Almost anyone could suddenly navigate and be productive on a computer. With the later versions, that intuitiveness has steadily decreased.

[kiillabytez]

From the announcement of Win11 to today, I can't get rid of the message that my "computer can't run Windows 11."
Thanks, Microsoft. It's getting to the point that my Personal Computer (PC) just isn't personal anymore, but they're taking steps to MAKE it personal with their users by changing everything those users loved about previous iterations of Windows.

[chrisawelch]

Also, I agree with you on the excessive clicks. When I right click on the desktop or in a folder, I ALWAYS need to view more options. The default options are never ever what I need. Why is "Send to" not in the default menu???

[maddmags]

I loved control panel, it was like a proper command center, I was so lost when they changed it. Absolutely hate grouping of the icons too and can't imagine being unable to undo that!

[devinutube]

Just got my win 11 update notification again. Did a quick search. Found this video. Clicked "Stay on win 10 for now." I'll wait for windows 11 to become windows 10 before upgrading. Thanks for the video.

[connectingcomics]

15+ years in IT and very happy that they had those hardware requirements in place... because it kept me from getting this horrible OS. This push to limit your ability to change settings is frustrating. I guess its time to dust off the linux books and move to a real operating system.

[gastonpossel]

I like my Windows 10 (I liked 7, and liked XP back in the day too). It's snappy, easy to navigate, customizable, and I keep my Start Menu organized with my most used apps clasified in tile groups (productivity, games, audio production, etc...) so depending on the work I'm doing, I can get to them quickly. The task bar is movable and keeps its icons and tray at the corners, away from your center of attention (the way it should be). The new taskbar and Start Menu could be the main reason I'll skip Win11. Windows 11 is taking away the features I like most about Windows (and bringing up stuff similar to things that I hate about macOS).
I don't want a macOS/iOS, I want a Windows.

[elcasey]

"No, I'm not gonna do it" has been my answer to Microsoft on pretty much every topic for the last 15 years. Starting to get fed up with Apple as well. "Make freedom cool again" is something I can certainly agree with!

[skipperbentdk]

When Microsoft says the new CPU requirements are for "safety" that just translates to please upgrade to new CPUs that have better backdoors enabled for Klaus Schwab and frens in my mind.

[scronx]

Microsoft once made a perfect OS. Everybody loved it. It was fun, reasonable, easy to use, free with no strings attached, and in a word great. If MS was human it would go back to featuring this their greatest product ever -- but I'm glad they're not because they'd just ruin it in some way.
It was called Windows 7, and I'll use it till I die.

[zeeMuniStacksBundles]

Your channel is awesome to accurately and precisely present these issues while the mainstream couldn't be more clueless.
We truly live in times of complete deceit.