Summary
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The widget panel is infiltrating, taking a lot of screen space.
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Windows 11 lacks explanation and efficiency in the task manager.
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Windows 11 requires several stages for each file type to assign the default apps.
As I wrote here some time ago, I have used both on a large scale MacoS and Windows In my personal and professional life. For me, an operating system is just something that I eventually have a habit, and I can do a lot on both of them. Is my company releasing Del laptopfine by me. I know that a new MacBook Pro is buying and wants to present me the old? I’ll take it.
While I can be adept at using any operating system and mixing equipment in manufacturers, I still enjoy my Apple products. But I mainly use windows for work – so I spend a lot of time with it every day. I was earlier aged Windows laptop It ran the Windows 10 and actually appreciated many characteristics on it.
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Once i had to do Windows 11I made switch and started learning what all of really went with it. After using Windows 11 for a while, I can confidently say that it has some characteristics that do not end me. Forgive me, while I run my biggest issues with Windows 11 and why Microsoft needs to consider replacing them.
Do not hover over it – it can’t go away
In Windows 11, the task bar changed, as the icon and start menu moved to the center of the bar. Instead of the Windows menu button, now, there is a panel menu. If you are to move your cursor to the left, the huge widget menu pops up. I am not just saying that it is too big for effects, either.
You can personalize your feed by opening Microsoft Edge and reaching My Intersts Page.
When it is pop up, it takes almost the entire screen. Of course, you can customize the widget panel and do it better for you. But it will still take a tonne area. When you open it for the first time, it has a group of random things like MSN News, The Weather, A Calendar and more. It is a hodgepass that is begging you to change it. But, the only way to move the widget panel for you is to transfer the entire taskbar. While I do not love the new taskbar, I do not want to move the whole thing.
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Task manager is more complicated than skilled
A lot is going on without much clarification
The task manager is a way for you to go into the Nitti-Gitty of the procedures that your computers are currently doing. In Windows 11, it opens if you hold down Ctrl + Shift + ESCIf something is going on slowly, you are able to finish the task, which can help your computer deal with the fact that it took a long time and was re -achieving its speed. If your computer is slow then what is really going wrong, it can be difficult to indicate it.
But this does not mean that you should poke here and there, because the wrong click can harm your computer. Why does Windows not explain much about the task manager? If it was something that can help your computer run more effectively, then why is there an easy way to open the task manager and get it compared to finding it to find it? Why there is no shortcut for this, because Windows 11 has 9,000 other shortcuts and buttons to press – most of which I don’t need.
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Assigning a default app takes too many steps
Just let me choose something and be with it
We probably have been asked if we want to make a web browser a computer default. For example, with Windows 11, Microsoft Edge is built-in default browser. If you download another browser, you can set your main option to that person. But at any time you reopen the Microsoft Edge, it will ask you if you want to make it a default browser again. It is small potatoes that are not browser than changing the default app, as you are set on the basis of file type to use them in a certain position.
Go setting And click Appschoose Default appsAnd you will see a list of them. You can either discover an app or see a file type in the bar at the top. If you choose an app, it shows you which files it can handle.
But, here is the place where Windows 11 makes it difficult. You can not only choose all types of file types and make an app default for it. You must choose each file type individually and create a default app for this. Suppose you have a photoshop and want it to be a default app to use .JPEG, .png, .TIFF, and more. You have to go individually in each file type and set it. While this is something you have to do only once, it is a pain. Also, if you want to change the app, you have to do it again.
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Please do more streamlings, please
Windows 10 had an action center, which was innovative and, especially, straight. It was a central hub that showed you quick action buttons and notifications, which you will really get what you need. Microsoft got rid of it in Windows 11 and replaced it, which looks like a half-equipped quick setting menu options and many only open more menu.
My laptop has a touchscreen, so the tapping through these layers seems endless. For example, take the Wi-Fi button. Tapping it offers Wi-Fi instead of showing the available network. seriously? This is the opposite of helpful – especially if you are like me and are constantly switching the network to coffee shops or when they go. And when I think these quick settings are optimized, it still bothers me night light The top billing takes the top billing when I never use it. He is personal, but still.
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Why have simple things not really not pinned?
For years, the Start menu had space to go on a Windows laptop to get anything required. But, it is not so now. Windows 11 just pins something, but not all the things you need in the Start menu – I think the settings are not on the start menu. It is in the quick settings menu on the right, but it has always been on the start menu. Going to the start menu and looking for settings there is a natural trend of mine, so I personally had to customize my start menu and add it.
You have to open a list of all your apps to customize start menuClick once All At the top of start menu Where apps are pinned, it shows you the options that you have. You can either unpose to start or pin on an app in the list.
Once you change the list of apps, move on (Which sounds like a waste of time just because it will not put it exactly where you want it). Windows draws the icon over each other to make you a folder, which is helpful.
If you do not like the layout of default one, you can also personalize the configuration of your start menu. But it is not available if you are in the start menu. you to go settingThen IndividualizationThen start menuIt makes me angry that I cannot change it when I am in the Start menu.
