My current computer has Windows 11. Win10 was my prefered choice, but the only reason why I installed 11 instead of 10 was because I couldn't make the mousepad work, very likely lack of working drivers.
Windows 11 UI is worse in many aspects to 10, but with a few tweaks it's possible to have an usable interface again, very much like 10. The increased spyware, AI, meaningless changes and a few removed features don't make up for the good things it brings, but it's workable once updates are completely disabled.
More often than not, driver and hardware support and the software you'll install on is what drives the decision of OS version. My usual recommendation is, unless you know a specific reason to do otherwise, go for the latest, all else being equal.
Windows 11 UI is worse in many aspects to 10, but with a few tweaks it's possible to have an usable interface again, very much like 10. The increased spyware, AI, meaningless changes and a few removed features don't make up for the good things it brings, but it's workable once updates are completely disabled.
More often than not, driver and hardware support and the software you'll install on is what drives the decision of OS version. My usual recommendation is, unless you know a specific reason to do otherwise, go for the latest, all else being equal.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 11
- OS
- Windows 11
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop






