Even worse about the Win11 update is the 10 day reversal window. I had seen the bad reviews but with the 10 day reversal I was like, "Meh, let me try it for myself and see how it goes." So I downloaded Win11, which took DAYS! I was busy with work so waited to install it. After a few days, less than 10, my power options (Sleep/Shutdown/Restart) said if I shutdown or restarted my PC Win11 was going to be force installed, I had no choice in the matter! I went to uninstall the Win11 "upgrade" download and Win10 told me that it had been more than 10 days since I had installed Win11, which I had never done, so I couldn't remove it!<br><br>Foreseeing the typical Microsoft fuckery I had made a system restore point before the Win11 download so luckily I was able to restore to that pre-fuckery point and it erased the forced Win11 install.,(reply>), @Carnifex hmm so now critics are bad huh?,(reply>), @Carnifex I have a good internet connection; 200Mbps down, 20Mbps up but regularly exceed those number. Also I seriously doubt you have "3000 users." But hey, cool story bro.,(reply>), The internet is full of critics. Windows 11 works well for me, my colleagues and my 3000 users. No complaints. And downloading w11 took days? Have you considered getting a better connection? The entire installation with download took about an hour.,(reply>), @Kokoro Chacarero yep you're completely correct. I am user with macos as my main computer and a secondary with windows that i use a little every couple of days. As a result I've never had enough usage to really get used to the flaws of win11. It's still noticeably slower, clunkier, and buggier than win10. Been very seriously considering moving it to Linux since the "upgrade", but i still need to target windows for development stuff. Using it legitimately makes me aggressive. And mind you while that computer isn't a beast it's not exactly cheap junk either, it's a laptop running a 10300H, 16 gigs of ram, and a 1650 MaxQ,(reply>), @Sparhawk122 no they haven't, you just learned to accept them as things to get used to