There are some incompatibilities with apps that have their own GUI. Samsung Magician wont open its main window correctly and instead you get a single vertical shadow. I have had one BSOD on the test system I'm letting run 24/7 on a 3D screen saver. Event log says it was RPC, SVHOST and DHCP related.
I was thinking earlier today... Why straight up block Insider computers which aren't officially supported? I mean they could do as they said... and give a warning that bugs and problems could appear... And just let everyone test the insider builds... But no... They are kicking the poor machines out of the Dev/Beta channels. And if they don't... they give a very concerning warning: "some features may not work properly". What are these features they are talking about? Is it possible they are planning to announce some killer feature which requires newer hardware?
Win 11 will end up a failure in terms of market share because on these restrictions and then MS will backpedal and change course for the next OS or even for 11.1. They have been following this pattern since their inception. Its a shame because a lot of us thought they learned something after Windows 8 being a market failure.
Because if they dont work properly youre just going to have a ton of people clogging up the feedback hub with things they werent going to fix anyway?
Already 85 pages of panic, whether it is still needed so much. So far, there has been a problem with how to avoid W10 and maintain XP, Vista and 7. Why suddenly now such a panic? Nothing is really clear yet and W10 works until 2025. With this time are all these half-dead computers fully dead and nowbody knows what then the requirments and what computers then are in use. Is Windows 10 really so bad that no one can't use it for a few more years and then get a decent computer? (If not possible before.) Personally, I see absolutely no reason to cause such panic.
Why the panic? That's easy. After 6 years of forcing users to look at the vomit-inducing W10 UI, MS finally decided to come up with something that is actually aesthetically pleasing, because they copied it from macOS. Particularly W10's start menu was always a backstabber for me. Now that I installed W11, I can finally use my PC the way I use my MacBookPro - without averting my eyes.
That user interface has not really changed since windows 95 and it has done well for itself and there is nothing wrong with the current interface but it is time for a refresh.
im not sure but it might be relate to turning off the pagefile i forgot to make new one im trying it all over again however windows 11 doesnt bring any error msg about that
Can I receive the Dev channel of Windows 11 on the Leaked version? I'm using a Sandy Bridge EP 8 core Xeon E5 and yes it's unsupported as of now but the leaked version is running super fast on my pc. to receive the first official dev build of Windows 11 do I have to clean install Windows 10 and do a registry trick or I can get it on my current installation? and is there any way to get insider builds in form of an ISO file?