Windows 10: Brand new laptop with windows 11. I have to click multiple times to open anything with my...

Brand new laptop with windows 11. I have to click multiple times to open anything with my mouse. HELP!

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when i open a brand new window, multiple tabs automatically open

when i open a brand new window, multiple tabs automatically open with previous apps used

 

"New" 12th generation Intel Core i7-1255U not on "Windows 11 supported Intel processors" list

This seems like to prevents me from install Windows 11 22H2 patch 5017321 on my brand new Acer Aspire 5 Intel Core i7-1255U, that was OEM-preinstalled with Windows 11. After multiple attempt on Windows Update, no suggestion on new update appeared. Tried with "Windows Update Catalogue" but got a message that prevent install (Like: This installer not applicable for your device")

Note: I was able earlier via Windows Update to update earlier pacthes and drivers for this laptop but as mentioned above not the latest one.

Is the reason for my trouble the absent of "my "processor" in Windows 11 supported Intel processors list and will it be presented or newer on that list?

Strange, because "my" processor is has newer generation Intel Core i7 than what is on that list now.

 

looking for new laptop

hey guys im in the market for a new laptop for work, looking for popular brands or maybe brands to avoid etc i mostly will be doing web based applications, email, websites, spread sheets, running multiple windows at a time. I'd like to keep this budget as affordable as possible as this will be my own expense but i want to keep it reliable and dependable. just hopping on newegg, i see ACER ASUS DELL HP and gateway all in my criteria. i have had issues with gateway desktop quality in the past but im new to laptops and open to suggestions

what im looking for
larger screen 17"
multi core processor
built in blue tooth (preferred not required)
decent amount of RAM
GPU doesnt really matter
windows 7 would be preferred but i know hard to find now days
hard drive space wont really matter