Overall windows 11 is easy to use and one of the globes leading operating system and as so makes my workflow easy.

Windows 11 is compatible with most if not all hardware on the market ranging from smart phones to printers, Keyboards, Mice and many more, and as a gamer no other operating system can be used as an alternative.

Windows is ram intensive compared to mac and Linux, it also is a paid operating system whist the others are free.

The experience has been good. But there are some shortcuts that take away some productivity when the user is trying to access to simple functions.

The new user interface is beautiful. The system runs fast, and it does keep an edge over Mac alternatives in managing apps, and most of the software existing out there.

There are several shortcuts working far from expected and represented a step backward in comparison with Windows 10. Things in the task bar need a right click instead of the traditional one. Looking for a network demands to open the network software instead of deploying the visible ones as it used to happen straightaway. It is not supported by many desktops, even more powerful than some newest alternatives. There is no Android apps support as suggested when first launched.

My laptop and mobile phone both us the same modem - like many people. The phone is an Android, and my laptop uses Windows. Laptop Windows crashes from time to time, with a message that the wifi adapter is disabled. Android phone is unaffected. Yet Windows support refuses to accept that the problem is with their product. Support gave up replying to my emails. Disappointing if they want to be the standard.

Windows has become a standard product, used by many organisations and individuals.

It is clunky, slow and frustrating. Support doesn't really help.

Not the biggest update so far, but good start, the start menu and smart app control are the only thing notable in the upgrade, a few tweaks here and there, and the only thing that you do love is there isn't any constant updates or pop ups that force you to update the OS. 8/10 recommend if you want a change.

I love the the start menu overhaul and the snap assist feature where you can have multiple windows where you can multitask at ease, i also like the updated security measures, especially smart app control.

There are a few bugs but one of them i noticed was that if you were using sticky notes or any other typing apps, or even what's app web, the text you're writing just disappears, you keep writing but you can't see it unless you hit send or restart your pc.

Overall, my experience with Windows 11 is a very positive one. I've been primarily a Windows user since the early or mid-1990s and have always looked forward to the added features of the latest Windows version - except Windows ME, which was a pointless disaster in my humble opinion.

The added security features and strong integration with the users' Microsoft account.

The lack of tabbed browsing in file Explorer.

overall, windows 11 is very cool and very easy to load on pc.

Windows 11 is best operating system compared to windows 10. Looking very cool and improved features are the best thing of windows 11.

In the development satage, they said, we can sideload android apk with windows 11. but, still its not possible.

My overall experience is a surprisingly good one, being able to perform my day to day work tasks, and also use it for gaming in my free time.

I was a bit reticent before I updated to Windows 11 from Windows 10, being unsure about its stability, but after around 4 months of daily usage (both personal and work computers) I can say that Windows 11 is pretty stable, without encountering any crashes, blue screens, or such things. I like it more because of the new UI, which is eye catchier than Windows 10.

I have no cons for the moment, the operating system does the job.

very nice design, good organized, fresh appearance

longer time for loading any applications as Teams

The new UI is much better and easier to use than the last few versions of Windows has been. It is sleek and smooth. Everything is easy to find in the settings and very easily customized to suit the needs of the teams or individuals using the OS.

At this point the only con I can think of is that the updates are very large and for some of our machines that has been an issue but we have been able to mitigate this.

For my everydy usage, there is no important problem for me. I like it and use it for my office jobs.

I like user interface the most. It's seems modern. It's fast with my 10 years old PC with SSD.

Start menu is too big. There are some compability problems with new programs.

All adaptation and transition processes were at a minimum level. We got a maximum conversion with minimum resources. You can understand a faster, more visual structure and performance difference. Simple but useful menus, easy filing and directory structure provided quick access and adaptation. Maybe it is the product that we provide the fastest adaptation among all MS Windows versions.

Microsoft did not break tradition. We were thinking what can be put on more technology, it offered us more. After all the updates we made on our system on the day Windows 11 was released, we started to use all values such as performance, image, quality, functionality, speed, resource at the maximum level. It offered an integrated structure thanks to increased speed, performance, minimum resource consumption, more functional menus and components, as well as increased security levels. All upgrade processes were completed simply and easily. It provided ease of use by getting full marks for all of our users. Streamlined interface structure, fixes in drag-and-drop technology, file explorers, more accessible management structure, and using its technology as a GPU in cases where performance is required are great benefits.

Actually this is not a problem. As MS users, we cannot abandon tradition. Problem with merging windows in taskbar requested by my users. It would be great to be able to show the windows as separate groups.

So right now I can do email because I use a cloud based browser, Chrome, which i had to download. I am missing Filemaker, which means I cannot do any database business. I am missing Wordpefect, which means I cannot do any word processing. I am missing the Block tax program. None of there are free programs. Even if I were to buy and install them, I would sti be missing my fonts. So I w il be basically off today until after the Geek tech comes over and takes a look. for $125/hour. I hope he can restore the damage. Otherwise we will have to spend a bundle to buy the missing programs and then configure them.

Nothing, See below. Right at the moment there is nothing to like.

Here is what has happened with my computer:Sometime Friday night or Saturday morning (January 27-28, 2023), my computer downloaded a Windows 11 update. When I started work Saturday morning it said I had to restart the computer, so I did. When it was finished updating I had Windows with an unfamiliar desktop wallpaper. My Chrome browser was missing, so I had to download it again, then I noticed other changes: All of my files were gone, all of my programs (like Filemaker, Wordperfect, H&R Block, Scribus) were gone. There was no memory before January 28, no restore dates. I troubleshot as best as I could. It took all morning. I had a conversation with a BestBuy tech who said he could not find my files and it looked like my hard drive was wiped and replaced.Later on Saturday I found some, maybe all, of my files in a directory that was created on January 27 on the E drive. My pictures were there and some of my documents. I found Wordperfect in the driver file, but it was a setup program. When I tried to install it, my license was rejected as already used. So I aborted the setup. I did download and setup Scribus (a free program). It could not find any 'recent' scribus files to open, but I did on the E drive directory and moved one to the C drive. Scribus did open it, but it was a mess: myfonts are all gone so Arial was substituted for all of them missing fonts. None of the graphics were there--probably because they were moved by the update. See below for continuation

Easy to use nice modern UI although it didn't fully complete the transition to the modern UI, still stock between the old UI and new modern responsive UI. Alot of privacy concerns specially the requirement to use an online account to be able to login, which makes me consider switching to Linux.

Windows 11 has made huge leaps in Microsoft path to build a modern Operating system with a responsive modern UI that supports all kinds of screens while still preserves the compatibility with the software and device drivers built for old versions of Windows. Windows 11 brings alot options to control privacy, although the app permissions i not yet fully integrated for old software, it only works for Windows Modern apps.

Unlike Linux or Android which are open source Operating Systems built by the community for the community, Microsoft Windows 11 is an operating system built by a large corporation as a product with alot of limitation for software developers or users to access the source code to audit how it works or what it does in the background. Windows can be packed by any kind of backdoors which no one can know about but the Microsoft employees who have access to the source code. Also the greatest thing about Linux kernel is that it comes packed with all drivers for most of the devices so there isn't a need to install any drivers, unlike Windows which requires you to always get more propriety pieces of software from the devices makers to be able to use those devices, which also comes with big security risks since most of the devices in the market today are from certain countries which are not very trust worthy when it comes to privacy. Microsoft requires drivers to be signed but there are so many loop holes in the signing process which makes it not as transparent as the open source drivers included with the Linux kernel. Microsoft also requires using a Microsoft online account to be able to login to Windows, which is a big security risk and has alot potential for breaching the users privacy and tracking their activity.

Overall, my experience with Windows 11 was positive. I appreciated the new interface and features, which made using the operating system more enjoyable and efficient. While the initial setup process was a bit of a hassle, once I had the operating system up and running, I didn't encounter any significant issues or problems. Overall, I would recommend Windows 11 as a solid and modern operating system that offers many useful features and a great user experience.

I really liked the new interface of Windows 11. The Start menu and taskbar were redesigned, and the overall look and feel of the operating system felt modern and polished. Additionally, the new features such as the snap layouts and snap groups made multitasking much easier and more efficient.

One thing that I didn't like about Windows 11 was the initial setup process. The process was quite lengthy and required a lot of manual configuration, which was time-consuming and frustrating. Additionally, some users reported compatibility issues with certain hardware and software.

Overall windows 11 is a very great system. A much needed upgrade/update to windows 10. Luckily they kept most of the details the same as windows 10 so its not too much of a learning curve to learn how to use/assist co-workers & staff. highly recommend upgrading from the dated windows 10 OS.

Windows 11 has very minimal changes, but overall feels much faster. Most of the bugs have been fixed since launch with their monthly updates. As far as for commercial use/work use I would believe its ready to be deployed and start testing your software with it. For end-users there isnt much of a difference other than the start menu & the taskbar aswell as the context menu. Its very quick, looks modern & has plenty of new features for IT Admin security.

The least favorite thing about windows 11 is the context menu. I dont understand why they got rid of all of the options and now I have to click "show more options" every single time i need to do something. There should be an easy setting to revert back to the regular context menu. I've found some software like winaerotweaker that's able to change it back to the default aswell as some other fixes.

I have really enjoyed Windows 11 and the different options for viewing multiple desktops and manipulating the task bar views.

Windows 11 has been a great upgrade. I love that you can have multiple desktops to switch between depending on what you are doing. This is a feature that I didn't know that I needed but I use daily.

I would like the ability to switch between dual monitors with the click of a button rather than downloading third-party software that provides this capability.

Gosto de como tudo se tornou mais fácil de aceder e configurar. Também apreciei que a barra de tarefas esteja centralizada e que faça uma melhor distribuição dos diversos ícones. O explorador de ficheiros permite abrir diversas abas sem ter de abrir janelas diferentes, à semelhança do que acontece nos browsers.

Julgo que não tenho nada que não aprecie no windows 11. Julgo que é o meu sistema operativo preferido da Microsoft até agora.

Agradable no he tenido mucho inconvenientes

La interfaz es muy amigable es de fácil uso para el usuario y no consume mucha memoria

Las actualizaciones a veces traen muchos errores y malogran la operatividad fluida del sistema operativo

Over the past few years Microsoft has constantly worked on their operating systems and Windows 11 is their best one yet. The user interface is modern and stylish. You get mac inspired taskbar in the middle along with the latest news area on the bottom left. Most of the modern applications work flawlessly and there aren’t any issues in regular use! Overall it’s safe to say that Windows 11 is Microsoft’s best OS yet and it only keeps getting better.

While there are no major cons Windows 11 can definitely get better with a few more theme customisation options and bringing back Windows Vista style widgets! Would love to see hit happen someday!

It's very good but need some updates like windows defender issue.

We can work on multiple windows at the same time with our liking, its interface looks futuristic and best in class

Windows defender is slowing the computer by using most of the memory from the hardware and software. I'm worried about virus attacks, if i disable the window defender

Hasta el momento mi experiencia ha sido satisfactoria.

Windows 11 es muy fácil de usar e implementar, esta versión mejorada me ha permitido trabajar de manera tranquila en modo remoto trabajar en remoto. Me encanta que es una versión más estética, en palabras sencillas más bonita , amigable y además segura. Un plus es su integración con los sistemas android.

Hasta el momento lo estoy probando y lo que he visto y usado me ha gustado mucho, debo darme más tiempo de explorar y definir si me quedo con el o regreso a la versión de windows 10 .

overall experience I would really recommend you to give windows 11 a try and trust me you will like it, it looks much smoother

Microsoft has made a huge leap by releasing windows 11, I'm totally surprised by the changes that they made, it is totally different than the previous version, they made a big change to the user and desktop interface, and it looks too much better now, at first I was a little bit scared of the security and I said maybe this gonna drop my system performance while working or gaming, but I was totally wrong, I'm having a really good gaming experience, the performance better than before. the program Icons look much better and more modern than before. security is increased. It's gonna take you a little bit of time to explore the new system. the system runs much smoother than before. to be honest, I'm still exploring the new features, but trust me it's a better experience.

I'm using it for almost one year, I haven't seen something strange.

Tem sido uma boa experiência.

A grande diferença deste software em relação ao anterior é o layout que se tornou mais apelativo e moderno.

Na minha opinião este software consome mais RAM que o anterior, algo que é perfeitamente normal.

I always tend to upgrade the Windows software on my device to the latest release, even when the reviews are sometimes bad. I haven't faced too many major issues with Windows 11 and definitely recommend it.

The best advantage of Windows 11 over the previous releases is definitely the improved User-Interface. What is also nice, is that the software (at least the basic one) is free when upgrading from Windows 10. The continuous support and regular updates are also a great way to improve the product performance and remove the bugs.

There are couple of points I don't really like with this release. First, and the most annoying for me so far, is the need to click on show more option whenever I right click on an item. Also, the shutdown option doesn't really shut down the computer (at least with the default settings) like before. Instead a full restart is needed.

Buenas, aunque bastante similar a Windows 10, no se han introducido grandes cambios.

A pesar de traer mejoras respecto a la versión anterior, los recursos que consume son muy similares.va bastante fluido.Compatible con la mayoría de las aplicaciones del mercado para PC (sigue habiendo exclusivas de MacOs) y ha mejorado considerablemente la interfaz de escritorio.

Sigue siendo fundamente instalar un antivirus.Por otro lado, ya es hora de que implemente en el gestor de ventanas el uso de pestañas para las carpetas.