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Kari said:

Yes.

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Quite a many well known tech writers are referring to it as Windows 11. It is not a "Windows 10X" build. ISO is totally normal, I have now done a few virtual machine installs, one "real" physical install, and one install to a native boot VHD.




Updating from WU is exactly the same in-place upgrade install than the one using ISO. Only the upgrade delivery method is different.



I of course must apologize, I had no intentions to upset you. I have not the faintest clue, why you feel offended or upset, my post was 100% factual.

Kari

How about we just drop the whole %#%$&# thing before things get out of hand.

f14tomcat said:

How about we just drop the whole %#%$&# thing before things get out of hand.

Suits me. Your cursing when replying to me makes me even more confused, I will try to remember in the future to first require your permission per PM, before quoting and / or replying your posts.

Really confused, but sincere
Kari

I hope that my digital licence will work in W11 when I upgrade.

Fytuf said:

You can already get dark mode using regedit, that's what I did.

Here's a screenshot.Attachment 337455

During install.

I see that YouTube is starting to fill up with Windows 11 videos.

Kari said:

Suits me. Your cursing when replying to me makes me even more confused, I will try to remember in the future to first require your permission per PM, before quoting and / or replying your posts.

Really confused, but sincere
Kari

On last comment to help with the confusion. Your first reply to my post was a very abrupt and patronizing

No

Maybe it's the language and/or culture difference, but that was rude and set a very bad tone for your post. You do not have to agree with me or anything, I don't care. To me, that was patronizing and rude.

I hope that helps.

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DooGie said:

I've seen nothing that excites me yet

When was the last time Micro$oft excited you with an OS that hasn't even been announced yet?

Let's face it - the 9xxx builds of Win10 weren't spectacular. neither were pretty much any builds of Win8, And Win 7 when in development after the Vista flop in the beginning were not all that good - although, I will say, the Win7 early builds were probably the fastest to fix things that were broken in Vista quickly.