In my opinion and regard, 24H2 does have a lot of issues, and a lot of the "new features" seem to be often "hurried", and not exactly well thought out and implemented - which almost weekly a new feature that, hence, I know I will never use (as well as several others), suddenly appear. In the mean time, several features that are both new and old, are often left broken, and some of which seem forgotten and remain broken. One of the major breaks that still need completely revamped is windows/ file explorer. Agree or disagree with me (we all have different configs as well as opinions), but windows explorer is the back bone of Windows in general, period. An example of this is when explorer refuses to open, or when it does, navigation sometimes is impossible as it freezes constantly and consistently. It is also slow to open and as of late is slow to close. This issue, has been going on for months now with no resolve - worked pretty good with 23H2 by the way (fast and responsive). However, with each new update it is claimed something is fixed, and whether it may or may not be fully implemented, something else is broken. But overall, when you can find workarounds, and/ or fixes yourself, it can work amazing. The hardest part though, are customizations and implementing them on your PC to work the way YOU want YOUR PC to work. The big MS doesn't like that. They don't want you to move the taskbar around, enable more transparency, or customize it to YOUR preferences like in the previous versions. Instead, they just want their product "Windows 11" and "features" enforced and bestowed upon the user. Many suggestions were out there for years, and they know that, they read them. But do they work on what actual real life people want? That remains to be seen as of this date. However, that's why many of us mod our PC's. So that our PC can function exactly how we'd like it too. Since Windows 11 was released, a significant amount of features were stripped away and never thought about or reimagined again, which is when I began my journey of learning to code. With each new update or new features added, they typically break the functioning of these mods - some are purposeful and some aren't. A classic example of this is explorer patcher. MS literally hates explorer patcher. For those that don't know, do a simple search with your preferred search engine, too much to explain why on the front. However, when you can get it to work fully for you, installing mods, finding workarounds, authoring customized code, 24H2 can really work for you and can be quite impressive. 24H2 by itself (along with Windows 11), in my opinion, is garbage.
