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ggrobot
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 Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2022 1:54 pm Post subject: Windows 11 Update Looks to Improve [55818] |
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Ever since the release of Windows 11 a little under a year ago, however, a known issue has potentially been causing the operating systems gaming performance to not be as good as it shouldâ??ve been. The Windows 11 Shell Infrastructure issue has plagued gaming laptops and PCs for a while now, and the imminent KB5016
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Csimbi
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| Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2022 9:40 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Have yo updated to Windows 11 yet? If not, do you plan to do so after the release of the 22H2 update? – Let me know in the comments! |
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devilhood
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In retrospect, Windows 11 had almost double the development time and effort compared to the jump from 8 to 10, yet I see literally zero incentive to upgrade.
Also, why can't Microsoft design a start menu that offers the flexibility and UX options that people have been used to for over 15 years? Why the f*ck do we need to install third party software just to make it efficient?
If they want to streamline the look and feel, they can do that without sacrificing gold standards. I don't want an OS that is trying to walk in the same shoes as Apple. |
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heretic
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| Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2022 9:57 am Post subject: |
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| devilhood wrote: | In retrospect, Windows 11 had almost double the development time and effort compared to the jump from 8 to 10, yet I see literally zero incentive to upgrade.
Also, why can't Microsoft design a start menu that offers the flexibility and UX options that people have been used to for over 15 years? Why the f*ck do we need to install third party software just to make it efficient?
If they want to streamline the look and feel, they can do that without sacrificing gold standards. I don't want an OS that is trying to walk in the same shoes as Apple. |
Actually, I've had enough of Windows 11 and deleting the old CONTROL PANEL will be the last drop in the ocean of my patience. Sure, I can do a lot of things in Powershell, but do I really need it? Do I really want to waste my precious time like this?
Windows 12 is the last chance I have to stay on the Windows platform in the future. Hopefully it will go in a different direction than Windows 11. As I mentioned before, I have Linux Mint on my laptop and it is quite a usable environment. Drive was pretty much unthinkable, but today I can imagine that Windows is a thing of the past. |
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