Dell sagt, dass die Umstellung auf Windows 11 weitaus langsamer verläuft als die Umstellung auf Win 10, da die PC-Verkäufe stagnieren
https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/26/dell_q3_2026/
Dell sagt, dass die Umstellung auf Windows 11 weitaus langsamer verläuft als die Umstellung auf Win 10, da die PC-Verkäufe stagnieren
https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/26/dell_q3_2026/
31 Kommentare
Imagine a world where Windows spent all of those engineering hours on Windows 10 bugs instead of a new version of Windows that nobody asked for
If Windows 11 could do basic things like move the taskbar or show a non-shitty-iconified context menu, maybe people wouldn’t cling to Windows 10 so hard.
Maybe a chatbot can afford a new pc, endless possibilities they say
These people are assholes, don’t give them your money or data
Co-pilot will fix it!!!
The quality of the current Dell XPS and Inspiron laptops doesn’t help. We’ve switched to ThinkPads at work after seeing a higher than normal failure rate.
PC sales were dying until COVID hit. Then super boom record sales. Now we are back in the slump. It will boom again in about 4 years once those PCs sold back in 2020 hit the real end of life.
I have been using a computer for decades. I could not find the recycle bin today. On windows 11.
I deleted a file by accident, just wanted it back. I couldn’t find the recycle bin, I had to look it up online.
People are broke because the economy has been destroyed. Of course people aren’t buying new PCs.
At my work, we finished our last upgrade cycle last year so I won’t be ordering new PCs for a while. Server upgrade time!
Copilot will fix everything!
I have to upgrade my desktop just to update to Windows 11. With the cost of parts now it’s not going to happen anytime soon.
An entire demographic of people who would have never installed their own OS are now doing so because Microsoft tried to convince them their new computer was unsuitable and they’re choosing Linux for more longevity and cost efficiency given recent high price inflation.
The consequence of this for many device manufacturers is that many are realizing they can get more out of older machines with less bloated OS‘ like linux and it doesn’t cost them a penny
But like, what’s even different from 10 to 11? More ads and prompts trying to force me into a live.con account?
Laughs in Cachyos. They finally did it – after 25 years the ai slop was the straw that broke the camels back.
Who could have seen that coming? MS needs to have its head pulled out its ass (again and again and again). During an economic depression they still try to shove that bloated shit stain of an OS down people’s throats.
If it didn’t break my ssd nvme drive that I spent a fortune after certain updates, then put the blame on us consumers, then I wouldn’t have moved to Linux.
Well I don’t know about you guys, but I switched my old PC to CachyOS for gaming and bought a Mac Studio, so good bye Microsoft. See you never.
Features sponsored for windows 11 got removed, like WSA, and only because they half assed everything to have a partnership with amazon
I will defy Microsoft and not upgrade for as long as I possibly can.
Maybe if Microsoft stopped breaking things with every update people might be more willing to consider it.
Unfortunately Microsoft will continue to push out sub-par updates that only cause breakage because well where can the majority of users go.
I came here to say agentic
This is one of those cases where the story and the incentives split. Microsoft and OEMs need a “new cycle” to justify growth, but for most users Windows 11 is basically Windows 10 with extra friction: stricter hardware requirements, more telemetry, weird UX changes, and almost no must-have feature. So people just… don’t bother. Especially when Windows 10 is supported until 2025/2026 and works fine.
From the market side, a lot of demand was pulled forward during Covid. Everyone bought laptops in 2020–2021, so of course 2023–2025 looks dead. Combine a saturated install base with an OS upgrade that feels like forced obsolescence rather than real value, and you get exactly this: slow transition, weak PC sales, and OEMs pretending to be surprised.
Almost like prices went up and quality has gone down or something. Screw em, hope all these billionaires continue to panic
Switched to Linux mint, changed my desktop environment and found work arounds and alternatives about 2 weeks ago. The only thing I miss on windows is wallpaper engine.
Personally I’m not interested in windows 11. It is not an improvement. I hate the bottom panel being in the middle.
Probably because Win 11 sucks shit through a tube 24/7.
Monry for re-skin + data mining out the arse vs thing I already own.
Hmmmmmmm, hard choice.
I have upon occasion been forced to use 11 and it blows goats in comparison to 10. Bloated lardy OS from hell. I seriously disliked the requirement for a Microsoft account to activate your new computer. I bought one of the damned things for my sprog. Let me set it up without internet and stealing all my info. İt’s not like they aren’t going to reap all that later anyway.
Like XP to Vista, XP sp3 was Rock solid and nobody wanted to move to the latest unstable POS os for the sake of some annoying fancy UI upgrades
MS: So we’re not doing enough with AI then?
It’s almost like no one wants to buy a terrible product. Windows is the worst consumer UI/UX out there. Pay $1000 for a new PC just to be bombarded by ads and pre-installed mobile games while basic tasks are dog slow because updates are constantly running in the background.