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    1. It feels like we go through one of these „Security Disasters“ once every 5 years or so as old versions of Windows lose mainstream support. 🤷

    2. OldSpaghetti-Factory on

      Im still on windows 10 and will stay that way until I can take the time to install linux- by all ive read surprisingly easier sounding then id expect, im just lazy so I havent done it yet.

    3. Microsoft gave us a never ending parade of popups, notifications and right away ads for choosing Edge as default browser, install some AI crap or whatever random app/service some corpo committee had puked. The only sensible reaction is learning to ignore absolutely everything Windows ask us. They trained us so well in ignoring their messages that there’s a billion people that „just don’t see upgrading as worth the hassle, even when the option to do so is sitting right in front of them“

    4. If Windows 11 didn’t remove a bunch of features the Windows 10 had maybe switching wouldn’t be as bad. But they even removed the double stacked taskbar.

    5. This author is out of touch as hell. People are rejecting it because it is spyware and they don’t want their entire computer infested with AI slop.

    6. AnalogAficionado on

      They made this security disaster by shoving intrusive, manipulative crap down their users‘ throats. Maybe they should think about their users needs and wants instead of their ever-growing greed for a change.

    7. I upgraded my 12 year old laptop (that originally came with Win 7 Pro) to Windows 11 Pro. I had to do a lot of crazy things force an upgrade including using the MBR2GPT utility.

      I also had to change the registry to get Bitlocker to work the way I wanted. Also, apparently, I can use Windows without logging into an account.

      In short, I have a very hacked Windows setup. I can see why most people don’t want to spend time doing this.

    8. vetwhocodess on

      The only thing keeping me on windows 10 is Battlefield. If it ever becomes playable on steamOS I’m installing that. I’ve been using Linux and MacOS for work for years, so the switch will be a welcomed one

    9. Expensive_Shallot_78 on

      11 is as slow as Vista. Even when I disabled everything and use ShutUp 10++ it’s slow. We don’t even need to talk about the privacy disaster

    10. Windows 12 is needed now. It needs to paired down to allow our computers to load & be useful for core functions in mere seconds. Email & internet access. The rest should be added from a play list by users. Most computer users know what they want by now. Customer satisfaction was replaced by spying on & marketing to users a long time ago.

    11. Ripped_Alleles on

      Windows 11 is not a safe or secure O/S. They are storing and transmitting far too much invasive personal data, and there will be breaches both on Microsoft side of things and the average users.

      You can’t even guarantee that your files and system are yours to use any more; there’s been several cases of people loosing access to their work and data because of Bitlocker & Windows account being mandatory.

      And to top it off with the plan to add ‚Agentic Ai‘ to W11 that Microsoft themselves have admitted can be manipulated into installing malware and/or manipulating your system, things are only going to get worse.

      Thankfully there is MacOS and more ideally, Linux as alternatives. I highly encourage anyone that cares at all about protecting their work, data, and just simple ownership of their system, to make the switch today.

    12. Livid-Switch4040 on

      Hello, Linux. I’ve heard a lot of good things, nice to finally get to know you.

    13. What a piece of crap article. It doesn’t say anything. No wonder people only read the title

    14. Forsaken_Impact1904 on

      Either they will fix Windows and remove the AI garbage or it will be Linux for all of my PCs soon.

      I’m waiting until ESU on Windows 10 ends to make that call and I’m sure others are as well.

    15. „I said at the time that this was a mistake. The extended security updates (ESU) should have been limited to users with older PCs, others should have been mandated to upgrade.“

      What an ass.

    16. PrayForMojo_ on

      My current computer is totally adequate and functioning well but apparently it’s not modern enough for Windows 11.

      Do they really expect me to buy a new computer just to “upgrade” the OS? Fuck that.

    17. I built my computer in 2018 with a 1st generation ryzen cpu, it’s only 7 years old and it works fine. But those 1st gen ryzen cpus arent compatible with windows 11. I dont want to have to spend extra money and swap out my cpu just to upgrade my hardware for windows 11. 

    18. ApexAftermath on

      They can blow it out their ass. I’m not junking perfectly good machines that could easily run Windows 11 if not for the dumb requirements. And no I don’t want to do any of the methods to work around and install Windows 11 anyways. Either they drop the requirements and allow perfectly capable machines to upgrade or I’ll stick on Windows 10 until I literally cannot anymore due to some software I use ending the ability to work on Windows 10.

    19. Get a computer that realky really REALLY wants to spy on everything I do while gradually running slower and slower and constantly getting new bugs because the devs are using at least 30% slop code

      OR

      Get a computer that doesn’t play as many games but has amazing battery life/extremely lower power usage, is compact, doesn’t require a login at start, doesn’t constantly try to get the user to buy the brands services and that apparently allows the use to turn off all LLMs with a single switch.

      OR

      Get a computer that is open-source and can play games and runs on hardware that option one says is to old to be usable.

    20. I’d have to get a new computer because apparently Windows 11 won’t run on mine. I’m not getting a new computer just for more AI corporate ad-filled garbage.

    21. Because of this, I daily drive Linux Mint now and also have a Windows 10 for music production.

      If I ever went pro with Music production, for the first time in my life I’d get a Mac. I never thought I’d say that, but I never thought Microsoft would force AI agents into every part of Windows

    22. arewenotmen1983 on

      I’ve watched windows slowly take over its partition as each successive update eats more and more of the system resources.

      Who has the money to buy a new computer every few years? Far better to choose a different operating system altogether.

    23. the_nin_collector on

      Honestly I just couldn’t be bothered enough to go into bios and set tmp.
      That’s a you problem. Not a me problem.
      It’s a work computer..so of work or.microsoft wants win 11 on it, they can fucking do it themselves.

    24. I’ve never been happier since I switched to Mac, I only use windows for gaming, which I barely do nowadays. Not wasting my time on their shenanigans

    25. My PC can’t run windows 11, so how can I install it? It’s insane to expect me to buy a new PC just for this, I have groceries to buy and rent to pay.

    26. Windows 11 is ok. But with them patching all the MS account workarounds and shoving AI down our throats, I’ve had enough. Once I can get all the shit I want working in Linux, I’m switching to Nobara as my daily driver. I have it in a dual boot and it’s pretty decent.

    27. I think you’ll find they said „Not now“ rather than no because MS cannot seem to accept that I know what I want and removed „No“ from the options

    28. Outragous_Extracts on

      Maybe because it’s almost completely malware now. Your user data is sold to 3rd parties, the home button pulls up ads, it defaults to OneDrive saving at random, keeps shoving co-pilot down our throats, and has become a slow bloated mess.

      North Korean Computers do less spying on their own citizens than this shit.

    29. Derpykins666 on

      It’s never been ‚easier‘ to upgrade to the next iteration of windows, yet I don’t want to, because that version has AI embedded in it. They’ve overreached extensively at this point. The greed has completely taken control and they’re trying to force their way in, anywhere they can.

      It isn’t about what provides the best experience for the customer now. It’s how much can we prod the users to profit without any push back? Now they are seeing the pushback. They created their own problem. All Windows has to be is a customizable tool/interface so I can work, play or do whatever I want. That’s ALL it needs to be.

    30. I have ran into multiple windows 11 bugs in the last two days and it’s not even my primary systems

      I’m tired of this crap

    31. ARandomWalkInSpace on

      Windows 11 is a worse security disaster. This article is assuming newer software is better, usually a safe assumption, not so here.

    32. bye-standard on

      I only upgraded to windows 11 due to my new rig only being compatible with 11. However, I’m savvy enough to dig through the cesspool of “AI/Copilot” and bloated Microsoft BS to make it a machine that I want to use.

      It only took me a few hours, some research, and some back-end file creation, but a mass majority of people won’t put forth the effort (and I don’t blame them).

      Microsoft did it to themselves.

    33. I’m still on Windows 10 since I was eligible for the extra year of security updates (also I haven’t heard of anybody being ineligible yet).

      I’ll be making the switch to Linux shortly. I’ve used Ubuntu a ton in the past, but I haven’t decided on which distro I’ll land on this time.

    34. Why would I want to be forced into making changes I don’t want? I don’t like the look or feel of windows 11. I hate their AI initiatives, I hate their hardware requirements for a fucking OS update, which is insane on its own. Microsoft had all my love and threw it away, just like hundreds of millions of computers because of this shit. What a waste. I’d rather figure out how to get my shit running on Linux than go to windows 11 at this point.

    35. The problem with Microsoft is that they consistently rely on the fact that they are basically a monopoly when it comes to PC operating systems. They don’t feel like they need to make a real effort so they just do the bare minimum, release it all broken to the user base and then let them becomes their actual testers. You do that for long enough and people will eventually just not support you anymore.

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