Let’s discuss the myths around the move to cloud-native management, with Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Entra ID, and Windows 11. In this post, we will address some common questions and misconception...
Updated Jun 11, 2024
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50% of our computers companies not meet the Windows 11 requirements.
The other 50% who upgraded to Windows 11 had to revert back to Windows 10 because:
- Previous Versions from Restore Points or Shadow Copies not run.
- The lost of all of the taskbar toolbars;
- The ability to move the taskbar left of right (for those who use very panoramic displays);
- The inability to create local accounts (with new installs);
- The slow perfomance and constantly crashing file explorer;
- The terrible unproductive and unuseable BIG new "Print Queue" window dialog;
- The constant annoying advertising notifications that distract at work, wasting time and being more unproductive;
- The inability to order pinned items by dragging it.
- The incompatibility with Intel ProSET NIC Teaming and VLAN features (and other drivers), that is not supported in Windows 11, and the lack of any NIC teaming or VLAN support;
And many, many more things that make Windows 11 an unproductive and unusable system.