From: r9jmg0@yahoo.com   
      
   Maria Sophia wrote:   
   > ...w�񧱤� wrote:   
   >> Imo...   
   >>   - if the device is capable of Win11 without hacking install system   
   >> requirements => install Win11   
   >>   - if the device is not capable of Win11 system requirement and   
   >> running Win10 => continue use of ten yr old Win10 with ESU until ESU   
   >> no longer available(as a free or fee based option)   
   >   
   > At this point, with all of us having predated the existence of Windows, I'd   
   > agree wholeheartedly with Winston, where, if I could, I'd downgrade to   
   > Win11 but Microsoft won't let me, so Windows 10 will be my DD for a while.   
   >   
   > For me, I'd have to buy a whole new PC to even begin to think about Win11.   
   >   
   > If anyone can find anything of any real use to me on Windows 11 that isn't   
   > on Windows 10, I'd be all ears though, as that would sweeten the poison.   
      
   Ironic... I can think of plenty of things that *aren't* in W11 that   
   *are* in W10. AFAICT, W11 is just more regressions in functionality   
   along with more advertising and a difficult (for some)-to-avoid MS   
   account requirement.   
      
   My laptop is eligible for W11, but I keep it as far away from the   
   internet as possible. It keeps telling me that Windows Security's   
   signature files aren't up to date, but oh well...   
      
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