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[Stan Zero]

Windows 11 doesn't work on every PC because of some weird settings that only newer PCs have. I forget what it was, but that's not the point of this topic. The PC I have now, can't do the update to Windows 11 because I don't have the settings to make it work. Does that then mean that I will end up having to buy a new PC setup in order to use Win 11?

I don't think I can afford to buy a new PC right now, my currently one is only a couple years old. If anything I'll just keep using Windows 10 until it ends and then maybe install a Linux OS on it.

 

[Sapphire]

I am not sure. I upgraded no issue but I have been noticing more and more bugs. I am probably just going to switch to Linux. I just got an xbox, I am not about to get a whole new PC right now. The next one I get will be a mini as well so I think going for an opensource software is probably better just to get the most out of it. Windows locks you in and I just have too many privacy concerns with this company anymore. I don't trust Microsoft at all.

 

[ART]

Windows 10 already has enough bugs for me. Windows 11 would probably be worse. Gone are the days of Windows XP and Windows 7.

 

[Ravenfreak]

It wouldn’t surprise me if we need to get newer hardware for Windows 11 to work right. Windows 10 barely works on any of my laptops that have a mechanical hard drive, once I got a pc with a ssd it’s worked fine. XP and 7 will always be when Windows peaked.

 

[Maxwell]

Microsoft will always find a way to kick us in the teeth with their Windows update. You can be rest assured that there's going to be a lot of bugs with it but what choice do we have when you have to use their products? We will likely need a new PC to have it better.