Microsoft is introducing Windows 11 with at the moment several prerequisites.
If these are still insisted upon on first public release of Windows 11 I forsee and it is only me estimating. a quarter of a billion machines will become useless after Windows 10 support ends in 2025. This figure is based on the fact that there is well over a billion users of Windows 10 around the world.
I assume most home users use their computers for email,web browsing and image editing and it is my opinion that Microsoft should have made their "prerequisites" only for people who want computers for gaming etc
At the moment from what I see on "tube" channels Windows 11 is just basically Windows 10 with a more modern facade and a few minor addons.
I did have a computer obsession and currently have eight running Windows 7 (unable to update to Windows 10) and four Windows 10 machines. All being old they only have basic early generation Intel CPU's. no secure boot or UEFI and I wouldn't want these features either..
This brings me to my main point of writing. If Microsoft is making many millions of computers obsolete ( unless the user switches to something like Linux) why isn't more being said about the disposal of the machines ?
If these are still insisted upon on first public release of Windows 11 I forsee and it is only me estimating. a quarter of a billion machines will become useless after Windows 10 support ends in 2025. This figure is based on the fact that there is well over a billion users of Windows 10 around the world.
I assume most home users use their computers for email,web browsing and image editing and it is my opinion that Microsoft should have made their "prerequisites" only for people who want computers for gaming etc
At the moment from what I see on "tube" channels Windows 11 is just basically Windows 10 with a more modern facade and a few minor addons.
I did have a computer obsession and currently have eight running Windows 7 (unable to update to Windows 10) and four Windows 10 machines. All being old they only have basic early generation Intel CPU's. no secure boot or UEFI and I wouldn't want these features either..
This brings me to my main point of writing. If Microsoft is making many millions of computers obsolete ( unless the user switches to something like Linux) why isn't more being said about the disposal of the machines ?
My Computer
System One
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