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I know, Bree. I was just teasing. I'm pretty sure I am running Release Preview on Windows 10, which wouldn't qualify me anyway.
Thankfully, both desktops (home and at Sr. Center) and my 17" laptop (All HP) are new enough to qualify for Windows 11, so I'm set without having to get a new PC.
I've had the "Great News" thing for some time, so just waiting. If I remember correctly, Insiders got an invitation to install Windows' next update earlier, which was probably the invitation I got for Windows 11 awhile back.
I'm back.
Afternoon Mike and Wynona
Traffic on the main highway north is just crazy. Can't imagine where they are all going.
You lead a very busy life Wynona. Hope your daughter heals quickly.
Oh, my!
I checked for updates and there was a link that said: See if it's ready to install. I clicked on it and it wanted me to review Microsoft's terms. I backed out because I'm really not ready to have Windows 11 until my students want it.
If and when you decide to upgrade to Win 11, you will probably want these...
One gives you the Win 10 ribbon at the top of File Explorer, and the other gives you the Win 10 right click context menus, on Win 11.
Disable_File_Explorer_command_bar.reg
Disable_Show_more_options_context_menu.reg
Other than these two things... Windows 11 is pretty much... Windows 10.
The other few changes that most people do... (Start menu and Taskbar), can be done in: Settings.