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  1. How is it possible that a company like Microsoft can release such a bad OS Windows 11. I...


    I'm very curious to see how exactly a company like Microsoft could release SUCH a bad OS especially after Windows ME and Vista both of which were better than Windows 11. It boggles the mind, do they do no testing, not speak to any consumers on a beta or test run of the OS in the wild? Microsoft, this is BY FAR the worst OS I have ever seen and I've been in IT since the early 2000s. What happened? I sincerely hope whoever was responsible for this monstrosity of an OS was fired. Let me sum it up this way, not one person I have spoken to or heard from thinks Windows 11 was better than 10. Not o

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    BrianS00000000, Aug 10, 2022
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  2. NathanDM Win User

    Windows 11 is bad OS

    Hi

    Im f****g frustrated with this windows 11 it give me a lot of trouble. As an IT personnel in the company almost half of our machine has been upgraded to windows 11 even though i want to roll back back them into windows 10 it will consumed a lot of my time.. some of our machine had been auto updated to windows 11 because some of the user are force to. the remaining windows i had is always set to stop autoupdate but you can pause only for 1month. why this microsoft is forcing us to update with windows 11 trash OS. here some of the list that is not working on windows 11 you need to reinstall almost everyday to work just for a an hour or day..
    -Viber you need to reinstall everyday to keep it working i tried a lot of suggested solution but still problem reoccuring.

    -Network printer if your running windows 11 the print sharing will not work.- that s**ks.

    -Printer scanner - you need to reinstall the printer driver to use the scanner once you rebooted your device the scanning problem will occur again..

    Microsoft is not helping us., they making our life hard....
     
    NathanDM, Aug 10, 2022
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  3. crysman Win User
    When Microsoft releases Windows 10 updates? Is there some public list available?

    I would like to know when Microsoft releases Windows 10 updates - is there some public list available?

    The reason is that I would like to compare these days to days when there is slow Internet connection in our company to see if it correlates... And if it does, take some steps to make it better. Thank you.
     
    crysman, Aug 10, 2022
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