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Good to know.
That is a good reason to switch.Not that different, the most prominent change is the Start menu. But as my most common use for that is to click Start and type the name of what I want to run it's not an issue, that part works the same in 11 as in 10. I find the W11 Settings app is more logically laid out, making it as lot easier to find those seldom used settings.
Once I switch to W11, no going back. Per another suggestion, I will dual boot for just a short while, but then I'll zap out the W10 partition to recover disk space.I suppose it helps that I'm comfortable switching between OS's, I still have one W7 machine in regular use, and a few W10 machines that are unsupported devices and staying on W10.