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Posts by Telesphoreo
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The good stuff. The Computer Clan actually releases good video. Here's his take on Windows 11
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Because I hate myself, I'm trying the setting to revert my computer to the previous build ( which was an entirely different OS...)
Update: It did it successfully. It restored as if I had never did the upgrade. I didn't even expect it to work. I thought it was going to throw me an error before it even got back to the restoring screen.
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The control panel still exists
It also has the ridiculous half dark half light mode design.As soon as you go into a pane, you are thrown back right to the Windows 7 icons
This is what the early versions of Windows 10 looked like
I really hope Microsoft only considers this version of 11 as a tech preview. Unfortunately, it seems like this might be extremely close to the final release and Windows will simply announce it at the announcement. (note the only reason I'm saying this is because when I predict stuff I'm usually always wrong and I REALLY REALLY want to be wrong this time) -
There is actually a hidden setting to enable a Windows 10X boot screen. It's new simplified logo with the new spinning wheel in place of the Windows 8 one.
Cortana can still (thankfully) be disabled. Looks like hardly anything has really changed under the hood. It's just putting more makeup on a pig -
Unfortunately the setting to use longer names in the taskbar is gone.Also the bootscreen has a very slight gradient. It's really hard to notice.
This is what the new progress bar looks like. (Before, when icons had a progress bar in the task bar it was a green box that filled the icon sort of, the new one looks much cleaner)
Interestingly, it says that I am using a Windows 10 Insider Build
Office 2019 is working fine on Windows 11
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↩ videogamesm12 No, not even close. It's still a hell of a lot better than your standard off the shelf copy of Home though
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Unfortunately there is already inconsistent design. I did an in place upgrade from Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC to Windows 11 Pro for Workstations successfully. Pro for Workstations does not come with all the Candy Crush and Photoshop Express garbage
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Michael MJD released a new video on it. He goes so slowly and over explains everything but actually useful in this case
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Great to see some things haven't changed yet, even after, oh I don't know, 30 years
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↩ videogamesm12 It also isn't optimized for 4K displays
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Are you on a VM? And tbf, Enterprise LTSC was literally designed to work on lower end hardware. Most POS systems aren't running a high end Ryzen with 32GB of RAM and a SSD
Enterprise LTSC is based on Windows 10 1809. In 1903 they changed how some UI elements scale beyond 100%. This is a problem in the current Windows 10 for many UI elements, not just Windows 11
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↩ Windows I think everyone who has used Windows 7 would like that UI back. However, then Windows looks "outdated" compared to macOS (even though it looks better). Some people that I know who have never used Windows 7 don't really care about the UI. They just know that's what Windows 10 looks like and probably don't even remember using 7 or XP
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↩ videogamesm12 I think they might put this on the Surface Neo or a similar device. There are a lot of tablet improvements in this build. There is no more tablet mode either, so it's kind of a 2 in 1 OS but instead of trying to put them together, they're separate modes.
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↩ videogamesm12 I don't know, I just ran it in fullscreen mode
StartIsBack loads but explorer crashes every second -
There's already inconsistent design in new apps.
Windows Store is still using an old UI. I get that this is a leaked build, but honestly if this ships in the final build, there really is no excuse since this is one of Microsoft's newer apps.