Microsoft is expected to release a “final” version of the system this fall Windows 11, with which it will gradually replace the current tens on supported configurations. According to the latest speculations, the release date of Windows 11 should be known in September, but it is possible that it will be valid only for computer manufacturers, while users of existing machines will not see it until next year.
What features do you lack in Windows 11?
In any case, Windows 11 can be tested today through the Insider program, with system debugging and debugging in recent weeks; no big news is likely to come. And probably some popular features from Windows 10, which “did not fit into the eleven”, will probably not return. It is dedicated to those who lack the most this discussion thread on the Reddit network. The following items collect the most votes, the majority concern the new taskbar:
- You cannot open files by dragging a pinned application icon in the taskbar
- You cannot move the taskbar to either side of the screen
- The taskbar cannot be enlarged or locked
- Labels next to icons (if available) cannot be displayed in the taskbar
- You cannot open second instances of applications from the taskbar while holding down the shift key
- The context menu after right-clicking on the taskbar does not open the Task Manager
- The taskbar clock does not show seconds
- The mini-calendar after clicking on the clock is “stupid” and does not show scheduled events
- You cannot manually turn on “tablet” mode with larger spacing between icons and buttons
- Complicated change of default applications
- The new Explorer is missing the “copy to” and “move to” buttons
Of course, many users are also bothered by the increased hardware requirements, although it seems from the last steps, when installing manually (outside of Windows Update) Microsoft will not be so strict, be at the cost of losing support.
Are you testing Windows 11? What features do you miss the most?
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