From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   John C.  wrote:   
   [...]   
      
   > Ironic... I can think of plenty of things that *aren't* in W11 that   
   > *are* in W10.   
      
     Such as?   
      
   >		AFAICT, W11 is just more regressions in functionality   
   > along with more advertising and a difficult (for some)-to-avoid MS   
   > account requirement.   
      
     I get zero advertising. Having only a local account (as I have) is   
   some work, but not at all "difficult" for users in these groups. If you   
   want it very simple, just use Windows Pro, which can be had for some   
   $20, if that. (My wife's Mini-PC came with Pro.)   
      
   > 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...   
      
     There are ways to keep it on Windows 10, without the 'threat' of 11,   
   so you would get Definition Updates and (ESU) Security Updates. Paul can   
   probably point you to the right 'shutup' tool.   
      
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