Windows 10 Very Last version Resources Management Good Enough?

EnvioX said:

hello everyone, I want to ask (according to the title). as we know that apart from having a new and attractive UI w11 as well as a number of new features, w11 also has quite good advantages.

The advantage is the way W11 handles the resources used in it, namely CPU usage and RAM.

and these advantages have begun to be shown by microsoft since w8.

For the laptop that I use. is the W10 good enough? or is the last version of w10 still not good enough?

**sorry for the grammar, i use google translate**

I don't notice any difference in the way Win 10 or Win 11 handles resources.

The only real changes I see in Windows 11 is that it's designed more for the touch screen crowd.
I also see changes that make Win 11 more "understandable" for the smart phone crowd.

EnvioX said:

i see.. thankyou for the confirmation.

I also feel that way, it's just that I'm not sure, but it seems now I'm much more sure.

or maybe ... there are other opinions from other members?

I tried Windows 11 briefly. Fresh install. BUT I couldn't proceed with the install because the installer required that I set up WiFi access. What! This was a clean disk install, so there were no drivers present. I managed to work around that using Audit Mode, but that also had issues. Once I worked through the issues, I discovered that the GUI for lots of functionality was changed. No change i the functionality itself.

So I blew off Windows 11 and reinstalled a clean copy of Windows 10. I'll use Win 10 until Win 12 is released.

I would expect Windows 12 to also have the requirement to be online with an internet connection and "force" you into using a Microsoft Account but there are ways around it in Windows 11. If you burn your installer with the latest Version of Rufus. How to Set Up Windows 11 Without a Microsoft Account

spunk said:

I would expect Windows 12 to also have the requirement to be online with an internet connection and "force" you into using a Microsoft Account but there are ways around it in Windows 11. If you burn your installer with the latest Version of Rufus. How to Set Up Windows 11 Without a Microsoft Account

I would like to think that by the time that Win 12 is released, MS will not have this catch-22 of requiring an Internet connection before drivers are install.

That all said, I wish I have know about that howtogeek article earlier. It would have saved me a lot of wasted time. I'm saving the article in my Windows 11 install folder.

Glad I was able to help