We are getting closer and closer to the minute erstwhile Windows 10 will halt receiving support and users of this strategy will be placed against the wall.
The clock is ticking – little than 200 days stay until the end of Windows 10 support. Microsoft has already started an information run to encourage (and places even forcing) users to control to Windows 11. The latest step of the Redmond giant is to print a support paper entitled “7 tips on how to make full usage of Windows 11”. The problem is that alternatively of convincing – alternatively discourages.
Is it worth changing Windows 10 to Windows 11? Microsoft discourages, alternatively of convincing
Document published by Microsoft, was to be a summary of the benefits of updating to the fresh system. However, as experts point out, it contains a number of factual errors and inconsistencies. An example is the message that in the Windows 11 Start menu the user can "move tiles" and "change the size of the full layout". The problem is that tiles have already disappeared with Windows 10 – in the fresh strategy they just don't exist. There are plans to rebuild the launch menu, but it has not yet been implemented.
Microsoft describes the fresh Start menu as “clean, centred and very easy to personalize”. However, many users emphasize that it was in Windows 10 that they had more configuration options – they could decision the menu to different parts of the screen, change its size or arrange the content freely. Windows 11 features are heavy limited, and interactiveness – virtually none.
In addition to the Start menu, Microsoft indicates six another reasons for abandoning the "ten". And no of them are convinced. Among them included windows layouts (Snap Layouts), a widget board with news from MSN, focus sessions with Spotify integration, enhanced Windows Hello capabilities and improved dark mode. However, this list seems unconvincing, especially since any features – like the Focus Sessions mentioned above – were disabled for a long time and no of Microsoft even noticed it.
It is worth reminding you that after completing support for Windows 10 in October 2025, users of computers not gathering hardware requirements Windows 11 will see full-screen messages encouraging “recycle” their devices and buying newer ones. An alternate will be a charge of $30 per year for the anticipation of further safe usage of Windows 10.
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