@Muhammad Ehtasam Windows doesn't even use or look for TPM after you install it. I've had it disabled because it interfered with my Linux installs and Windows hasn't behaved any differently than if I had it on. No blocked features, no slowdowns. It's either a WIP requirement they want everyone to have or *(puts tinfoil hat on)* it's a way that Microsoft and computer companies force you to upgrade hardware that's otherwise completely functional and usable, just because they can.
For me its not the snap layout since its also available on windows 10 with dragging window but the snap group and the snap layout save when plugging external monitor... its a game changer
That''s it right!! With Microsoft windows 11 i can almost everything on my computer. Cause its fancy stylish and more powerfull and so useful. For everyone i can smartly working on my computer creating some presentation on my computer.
i really want to switch to windows 11 but i need to something with bios and i have no idea what that is or how to do it. i wish i could just simply upgrade and call it a day.
Why did you uninstall Minecraft Story Mode? However, we were playing and we could not download the game (in Turkey and at that time) because only some of us did not have enough system requirements. There is also a bit of a problem with the gameplay. It's like a movie, not a game.
Nobody likes shortcuts, other than Ctrl+C , Ctrl+V and Ctrl+X, since they are hard to remember(I am talking about an average user, not a tech enthusiast). There can be hundreds of shortcuts, and there is no point in memorizing them. I will give you a better idea. Create a list of most used shortcuts which are app specific (both, on the browser and apps like powerpoint, word, etc.). Then, link them with a dialogue box. And add an additional key on the keyboard(or perhaps, combination of two side by side keys, like Ctrl+Shift) which opens that dialogue box. Lets assume that the key you press the key with symbol '■'. All this does is, opens a beautiful box, like the one that you show in splitscreen (or whatever it's name is, which divides different windows into sections). And then, you press the icon (it's important that you don't use text, and you use icons, like an icon for text to speech) which is shown in the box. And it's also important that you don't show more that 8 icons on the screen, in a 4X4 grid. Too many icons would look shabby. And I know that a 3X3 grid would be perfect, for arranging all the important shortcuts. And when I said app specific, I meant that text to speech should be shown only when google docs or office 365 is open in edge, or say, word is open as an app. This will also be helpful to popularize edge.
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Can we please bring back windows 7, some people can’t afford your 100 dollar update and it’s upsetting, I missed the free update so now I’m stuck with the unupdated version and I can’t afford 11 or 10 so I have to deal with the old version it frustrates me so much I just want the new version but I can’t Because I don’t have 100 dollars in my pocket
@@Chicken4u If it says "Windows isn't activated on this PC. This means you'll have to enter the Windows 10 product key below or exit", then unfortunately you'll need to download a Windows 10 ISO image and clean install.
Windows 11 has a regressive user interface. The Start menu, which has been around since the days of Windows 95, is the signature and symbol of Windows. We need to stop the mistake of ignoring the user experience by tinkering with macOS.