Why bother waiting? Just download the update tool from MS https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11
) I haven't noticed any real changes from Windows 10. The only nuisance I've bumped into is somehow Edge has stopped allowing me to download plugins from the Microsoft Edge Plugin page. I haven't figured out WTF is with that, however I've honestly spent all of about 90 seconds working on it and then just gave up because it wasn't really important anyway.
It's my understanding that only Zen+ meets the requirements, whereas 2700U is based on the original Zen architecture. My 2600X meets the minimum specs.
Interesting yet nothing new in the grand scheme of Windows core scheduling history. Just like prior history, both issues have fixes already in the pipeline for this month. This seems like a relative non-issue to me.
The only real upswing with Win11 is all the additional focus on a layered, hardware-enforced security model, at least some of which is going to be bypassed by folks disabling the attestation component as a function of TPM 2.0. I realize not many people "care" about desktop security, as if it were something that either just happens or it doesn't. I believe it to be a worthy cause and have turned on the additional optional layers of protection of my own volition (and had them turned on with Windows 10, too.)
First is apparently permanent.
I can't understand wtf MS is thinking with this, its Windows 8 level not caring for PC users and it makes me really inclined to skip Win11.
Pretty sure even MS doesn't really understand why they did it. I'm one of those who used it on the side and I'm seriously considering going to therapy due this change
in windows 10 (and older windowses), there's a control panel menu on start to uninstall stuff. In this menu, i can simply type "adobe" and it will instantly highlight adobe. I also can use the search box to search waaaaaaaaaay slower (like needing 2-3 seconds to minutes, depending on luck).
