Some features are actively throttled or obfuscated. Additionally, Microsoft also restricts the devices that are compatible with Windows 11 introducing new minimum CPU requirements that most are only compatible with chip new generation.
Aside from that, there are many other things that are making more people refuse to adopt Windows 11. Here are the reasons why people hate Windows 11, as reported by cutting equipment, Monday (21/11/2022):
Redesigned “Start” menu
The most visually striking change is the redesigned “Start” menu. Starting with Windows 8, the Start menu has been the focus of criticism. In Windows 10, the Start button launches a large, resizable menu with an alphabetical list of all installed and recent applications.
You can pin as many apps as you like. Grouped applications are dynamically grouped into folders.
However, the new Start button just gives you a round box with a search bar at the top, a list of blocked apps, advertised apps, and recently used files. The folder was originally removed in the update, but has since returned with a new look in some of the latest builds of Windows 11.
Application bar
The taskbar is equally aligned to the center and extends outward. Icons are dynamically arranged, aligned sideways to make room for new apps. Active apps are marked with a dot below them, but the contrast between active and blocked apps is gone.
With Windows 11, you can quickly and easily drag and drop the taskbar to your desktop. However, Microsoft has very limited customization in the new taskbar being unable to reposition or resize it. The most you can do is push all the icons to the left by right-clicking the taskbar and entering the taskbar settings, taskbar behavior, and taskbar alignment.
Simplifying the complicated Windows 11 user interface
In simplifying the user interface, Microsoft complicates navigation and interaction. Basically, actions that used to require fewer clicks now require twice as many. For example, changing the application default. In Windows 11, you have to choose navigator manually for each web extension.
In addition, the context menu or context menu has also been simplified. Right-clicking a file in Explorer usually brings up a long list of options, rename, copy, properties, open with, navigate to file location, and more. But all these features have now been kept in a separate menu. You will have to click on “Show more options” to access them
Inflexible requirements
Windows 11 is also very inflexible when it comes to system requirements. Windows 11 requires Trusted Platform Module (TPM) technology to function. TPM is chip which handles cryptographic calculations to verify system integrity and improve security.
Microsoft recommends TPM 2.0, but the minimum requirement is TPM 1.2. For machines that don’t meet the minimum requirements, you can still install Windows 11 Microsoft I suggest you don’t.
