Windows 10: Wanting to switch from W10 to W11 unable to do it even with a high end system

Hi. I am running an AMD Ryzen 9* 5950X, 128 RAM, and a 3090RTX. Is there any information about why Windows 10 doesn't approve my system to update to 11? This is a work computer I do not own, so to do the switch, I need to be sure everything will run in terms of drivers and compatibility of every single component. How to do that? Thank you

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I have attempted upgrading from w10 to w11 so so many times l now want to quite and stay w10. How do I remain on w10 and receive update for w10?

I have attempted upgrading from w10 to w11 so so many times l now want to quite and stay w10. How do I remain on w10 and receive update for w10?

 

w10 start menu in w11

Is there any way that I can get start menu like w10 in w11 now? Not Start11 or StartAllBack, those apps only mess up things. It's been quite a while I run onto w11, but still, I am missing the start menu in w10 every day. Mainly because all my program folders are directly accessible, instead of an 'All program' button. I just want program folders shown to me directly but not must click a button. Come on MS, why always remove good things and bring bad habits back? At least give people a choice in Settings.

 

Serious Bluetooth issues after updating to W11 from W10

Windows 11 21H2 updated from Windows 10

on an HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop i7-9700

In W10, I had no trouble with Bluetooth

After Update to W11 = (major) Bluetooth Issues

Bluetooth devices all get easily recognised and connected to W11

(W11 shows the device is connected = and the device shows it is connected)

However, this is where the issues start:

Problem 1

There is no sound!

= To get a sound I have to disconnect and remove the device from W11 list = and then reconnect = then I get sound through device = BUT:

Problem 2

The sound is always FULL VOLUME

Solutions tried:

I have tried (several times) uninstalling drivers and after a new start, Windows 11 has reinstalled drivers:

Bluetooth Device (RFCOMM Protocol TDI) (10.0.22000.1)

Realtek Bluetooth 4.2 Adapter (1.8.1037.3005)

Realtek(R) Audio (6.0.9163.1)

I have also uninstalled audio drivers and reinstalled (several times)



Other solutions tried:

1. I have tried setting the sound to a low value = restarting computer = still full volume (tried several+ times)
   
2. I have tried setting the sound to a low value = removing the device from the list = reconnecting OR = first restarting the computer
   
3. Tried many variations of above
   

= always full or nearly full volume

Another incident I got with this:

One time it appeared to have worked = volume was at previous set low volume = I thought it was fixed = listened to music (sound was low but I had some doubt about the quality of sound) = after about three songs the next song was slightly louder (but not much) but because I was listening with headphones, I wanted to turn it down just one setting = pressed the minus key to turn down one setting = as soon as I pressed the minus button it sprang to full volume (damaging my ears)



I have run DISM / RestoreHealth to make sure there is no system corruption



I have had to stop using Bluetooth devices as I cannot find and resolve problem.

(I have to say that I am also not that happy with the audio sound since updating to W11 = it is too variable when using over browser = sometimes the sound is as good as it was in W10 = but often I have to turn it real high to hear properly)