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Dell confirms 2025 is not the year of Windows 11, as users just don't want to dump Windows 10
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Same. We have it on several hundred computers, and I can't really say it is any more trouble than 10. It has its annoyances to be sure, but no more than any other OS I've worked with. Maybe the work versions are just better, but I've not seen any issues with family PCs either.
I think maybe the root of the conflict is that it only works if you are fine with Microsoft's "design" choices... cloud accounts, one drive integration, taskbar on bottom, etc., and many people on this platform prefer a much higher degree of control over the OS.
Grouping these three things together and then labelling the group 'design choices' is wild