Is it time?

[mazelda]

Hi all,

i'm a happy user of win10 pro with no real issues to date, however as my pc is now  compatable with windows 11 now that i've turned tpm on in my bios I'm wondering if or when i should bite the bullet and upgrade.

As i've had no issues with win 10 what if any are my advantages to running win 11?

Is it quicker? does it run the sims  msfs 20, and  24 any better?

I have seen loads of complaints about win 11 causing crashes non booting etc and this is also putting me off updating. plus i do not want all the word not allowed that comes with windows 11 ie cortana and the other bloatware that it comes with

but if i am going to see some value to upgrading I will

thanks for any advice 

regds

[tamsini]

Been running win11 for two months or so an cannot see any positive improvements with ms20 nor ms24. Then again, no negatives neither. The only reason I upgraded was because my hp g2 died so there really was no other reason to stay with win10.

[Luis Hernandez]

4 hours ago, mazelda said:

when i should bite the bullet and upgrade

When you find some days off for doing a clean install of Win11 and your apps.

The two times I did a simple upgrade, I got stutters in P3D, which were cured by rolling back to 10. I'll need some time off just for the clean install.

[G-RFRY]

Been running W11 for some time, P3D my main sim no problem. W10 support ends October 2025.

[G-RFRY]

On 1/15/2025 at 12:16 PM, mazelda said:

but if i am going to see some value to upgrading I will

Something you need for windows 11 to make users friendly.

https://youtu.be/cB2ldI8XweY

 

Edited January 18 by G-RFRY

[G-RFRY]

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/microsoft-makes-passkeys-the-default-authentication-method-for-all-new-accounts

[G-RFRY]

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/nvidia-and-mediatek-may-unveil-jointly-developed-n1-arm-chips-for-windows-pcs-at-computex