I did tried Windows 11 but maybe I don't like it
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Lucky it doesn't create empty folder or folders in system32 directory on my computer
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I wait for 2 years for any major OS upgrade after its initial release. 
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That grayed out line is an active link. I ain't touching it or anything else on that image.
"For now" my arse. So I get to see this plastered on my upload page for 4 more years? Lovely.
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That grayed out line is an active link. I ain't touching it or anything else on that image.
"For now" my arse. So I get to see this plastered on my upload page for 4 more years? Lovely.
It's perfectly safe to 'touch' it. The only thing that happens if you click the 'Stay on Windows 10...' link is that the big banner advert goes away, to be replaced by a smaller note on the far right.
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okay
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I wait for 2 years for any major OS upgrade after its initial release.
Then you have wasted two years of fun.
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Then you have wasted two years of fun.
Windows 10 is fun enough for me. What additional fun does Windows 11 provide? I see lots of people with Windows 11 having fun trying to get back Windows 10 features removed by using 3rd party apps, etc. I'll pass on that fun for now 
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Windows 10 is fun enough for me. What additional fun does Windows 11 provide? I see lots of people with Windows 11 having fun trying to get back Windows 10 features removed by using 3rd party apps, etc. I'll pass on that fun for now
Yeah - I was only joking really but I have to say W11 seems to be very stable compared with 1st versions of all previous versions of Windows going back to W7 or earlier.
The game changer will be when android apps can run on Windows without need for an emulator.
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Yeah - I was only joking really but I have to say W11 seems to be very stable compared with 1st versions of all previous versions of Windows going back to W7 or earlier.........
I guess W11 stability is not surprising since it's basically good old stable Windows 10 with rounded corners and other eye-fluff mostly right now
