On my system, W11 is about the same size as W10. I checked my image backups with Macrium..
2021-08-29 W10
2021-10-13 W11
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2021-08-29 W10
2021-10-13 W11
2021-10-14 W11 without Windows .old
Are those 79 GB, 80 GB?On my system, W11 is about the same size as W10. I checked my image backups with Macrium..
2021-08-29 W10
2021-10-13 W11
2021-10-14 W11 without Windows .old
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Yes.Are those 79 GB, 80 GB?![]()
Microsoft has confirmed new Windows 11 known issues which cause printers installation fails on systems commonly found in enterprise environments.
As Redmond explains, printer installation might fail when attempted over the network on devices that access printers via print server using HTTP connections.
Installing printers might also not complete successfully via the Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) in organizations sharing an IPP printer using printer connections.
Given that this known issue impacts only the automatic download and installation processes, Microsoft says that administrators can still install printer drivers on the client by copying packaged drivers from a known good package location as a workaround.
The issues impact both client and server platforms, including:
- Client: Windows 10, version 21H1; Windows 10, version 20H2; Windows 10, version 2004; Windows 10, version 1909; Windows 10, version 1809; Windows 10, version 1607; Windows 10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB; Windows 8.1; Windows 7 SP1; Windows 11, version 21H2
- Server: Windows Server 2022; Windows Server, version 20H2; Windows Server, version 2004; Windows Server, version 1909; Windows Server, version 1809; Windows Server 2016; Windows Server 2012; Windows Server 2008 SP2
The company is investigating both issues and working on a fix for Windows 11 customers that will be released in a future update.
I largely agree with him, but as a primary mac user, he may be misunderstanding why users have a clear disdain for how Windows 11 is currently released (as in build). One of the primary reasons he didn't touch, which makes me believe he may not have noticed or known about it, is default application file extension settings. Only a few programs have managed to reverse engineer those settings (example: Mozilla Firefox). You still have to click every single file extension and find the application in the program files sub-menu etc...A very positive review of Windows 11 from a Mac user.
At this point I'm starting to think it's intentional...![]()
First Windows 11 Patch Tuesday slows down AMD CPUs even more than the release build
Yesterday, Microsoft released the first Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11, which brought a number of fixes to the new operating system. Most notably, it solved compatibility...www.techspot.com
This review almost had me wanting to update ... but not really for precisely the reasons you state. Anyone notice how he demonstrates the nice visual features but not all the ways that many of those same features prevent you from exercising actual choices about them?I largely agree with him, but as a primary mac user, he may be misunderstanding why users have a clear disdain for how Windows 11 is currently released (as in build). One of the primary reasons he didn't touch, which makes me believe he may not have noticed or known about it, is default application file extension settings. Only a few programs have managed to reverse engineer those settings (example: Mozilla Firefox). You still have to click every single file extension and find the application in the program files sub-menu etc...
The other is the customizability of windows itself was taken out of it to an extent.
Very slick vid from the Ministry of Propaganda.
Same here i dont know when i install it hahaThis review almost had me wanting to update
Very odd, I've had the opposite experience. Folders and files open faster. What kind of drive is it?Not a big fan over here... Active user of Windows 11, decent hardware (i7 7700HQ, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 6GB) and daily tasks such as opening folders and files is slower and not as smooth as in Windows 10. I will keep it installed though for two main reasons: I expected this to happen because it's a new OS, and I'm hoping an update will fix this. If anybody has some workaround for a smoother experience rather than the general tips in a youtube video (like disabling icon shadows, defragmenting, ShutUp10) I'd appreciate it.
Installed it on my main gaming machine today. Guess I'm bored. Even without the Ryzen patch games seem to be fine. I like the look. It's fine, it's different. Kind of bored again since it just works.
One of the brilliant videos I have even since talking about Windows 11. Thanks for sharing.I largely agree with him, but as a primary mac user, he may be misunderstanding why users have a clear disdain for how Windows 11 is currently released (as in build). One of the primary reasons he didn't touch, which makes me believe he may not have noticed or known about it, is default application file extension settings. Only a few programs have managed to reverse engineer those settings (example: Mozilla Firefox). You still have to click every single file extension and find the application in the program files sub-menu etc...
The other is the customizability of windows itself was taken out of it to an extent.
That's not an issue for me at the moment, as I upgraded rather than doing a clean install and my extensions settings have been retained from Windows 10. It may be an issue when I change browsers, which I plan to do at some point.Only a few programs have managed to reverse engineer those settings (example: Mozilla Firefox). You still have to click every single file extension and find the application in the program files sub-menu etc...
He covers several topics I have been vocal about.At this point I'm starting to think it's intentional...