Windows 10 vs 11 | Features & Changes

Windows 10 vs 11 Features & Changes. A side-by-side comparison of Windows 10 and Windows 11, comparing features like the start menu, taskbar, apps, and other differences between both Windows versions.
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Timestamps:
Intro 0:00
Start Menu 0:06
Taskbar 0:59
General UI 2:13
Sounds 4:47
Action Center Replacement 5:54
News Feed vs Widgets Panel 7:05
Snap Assist & Multitasking 7:30
Apps & Programs 8:32
Tablet UI 11:03
Windows Setup 12:46
Windows Update 14:01

[@Hennessy198]

I have a feeling Windows 10 is going to become the next Windows 7 (basically meaning a ton of people are not gonna upgrade because they prefer the legacy UI)

[@mohit_50]

I guess I will be one of them. I really dislike the new visuals of win 11.

[@huzaifakhambhati8767]

Same I think im going to stick with Windows 10 until they stop supporting it

[@chenath9582]

@@saletor8 AutoHDR was an upgrade for me. Since I have a HDR 400 monitor, SDR content looks shit if HDR is on but HDR content looks better.

[@andrewqi6695]

I'm part of this group

[@RaiuTheEevee]

Pretty much me. I'm gonna keep using Windows 10 until I'm forced to "upgrade". And by then I'll have migrated completely to Linux with Win11 as a VM for Windows-only stuff.

[@lumo5515]

Glad they made the corners round, kept getting paper cuts from those sharp corners

[@bobble68]

Now I can let my non-existant kids play around my computer without fear of them impaling themselves on the UI. This is why I never let them play Minecraft.

[@gapplssb]

@@bobble68 oh just turn off anti-alising and it wont be sharp anymore

[@bobble68]

@@gapplssb Oh, good idea. Maybe I should take my glasses off for good measure too.

[@CoolAid48]

You would be dissapointed knowing how long it took me to understand the joke LOL

[@rahb1]

Direct copy of Mac OS look and feel, without the eye of use.

[@johntdrums]

As a person with severe hearing loss and having to use headphones to interact with Windows, I have to thank you for presenting the differences in the Windows 11 sounds between light and dark mode, as well as comparing them to Windows 10. Most people would probably hear a negligible difference, but for someone like me, the dark mode sounds are virtually impossible to distinguish. I love using dark mode in Windows 10, and in fact the Windows 10 sounds in your comparison test were the most clear of all three to me. However, it looks like I will be having to stick with light mode when I upgrade to Windows 11 just to hear the stupid sounds! It sort of sucks that Microsoft doesn't accommodate people with hearing difficulties by simply keeping all volumes equal. Quite a bizarre feature, actually. Having said that, you really need to speak a bit slower and clearer. I had to slow the video down to 75% just to understand you. I needed the CC captions too. Other people have commented on this too, so just a heads up 🙂 You must have been excited to spread the news 😆 Thanks again anyway 🙏

[@tram-fan]

well, you don‘t need the sounds most of the time anyway as notifications always pop up on the screen

[@iiwi758]

You packed a lot of information without beating around the bush. Very good. Keep up the good work.

[@romanc_1114]

we

[@AndreyMpr]

2:07 So right click on the task bar now gives you a menu with ONE option. Basically, you right click to show a button that you then need to left click on. So simple and streamlined, brilliant!

[@zhongchuxiong]

what confuses me is it doesn't remove that extra clicking even though there's only one option.

[@dragonicbladex7574]

I mean it would feel weird if you right clicked on something and then it opened a menu instead of giving a dropdown, it just feels wrong, I imagine that's why

[@AndreyMpr]

@@dragonicbladex7574 yeah, that's why there was dropdown on a right click in the first place. Now it became less functional on a desktop, while staying as awkward as it was on a tablet. The function of a right click now is literally to show you one more step so it doesn't feel too weird.

[@siddarths1413]

You get the same menu option when you right click on the windows logo instead of the task bar, which is a bit annoying at times.

[@ipablol]

How am I supposed to quickly open task manager now

[@drippyfool]

People like Mac OS because it's user-friendly and doesn't have a lot of confusing customizability. People like Windows because it's user friendly on the surface, but easily very customizable. People like Linux because it's all customization. No one likes Chrome OS Windows 11 just seems like bootleg amalgamation of Chrome OS and Mac OS with the windows logo slapped on and a $195 price tag

[@koletharp7168]

@Jackson Scott only if you already have windows 10 if not it will cost you $195 to get it

[@beastusa]

AMEN! I have upgraded all my Windows computers to Linux. Only two still have dual boot I can do everything in Linux that I do in Windows only faster and haven't seen a BSD in almost two years. :) Thank god for Steam now I don't even need to boot into Windows to play games!

[@ArthurKhazbs]

Chrome OS is more of a concept than an OS, and the concept is: you only need a web browser

[@Abdolghaser]

Windows has worked about 7 Years on Windows 11 and you can get it free if you have win 10, and fu.... Mac, you should pay for every thing what you dont need to have.

[@---xv3zf]

You can easily crack it with a short cmd command

[@maroonie4296]

I got my first pre built pc and have been trying to slowly teach myself about the parts and programs im using. It is very rare to find someone who teaches in a simple format so thank you!

[@DaneBryantFrazier]

Just stopping by to say the time and work you put into this video is incredible. Great work man.

[@romanc_1114]

wish

[@AtLeastITried]

Everything design wise is so much better, but I'm not okay with removing actual functionality.

[@clavierpixelkey650]

Am I the only one who is unsure if I like the new Windows 11 design?

[@clavierpixelkey650]

Okay I think the Windows 11 UI style simply leaves a mixed taste in my mouth because it's looks softer but the style is just not to my liking

[@select9th845]

I hate rounded corners ngl, square is 10 times better

[@phoenix-vfx]

@@select9th845 agreed, tbh, this look they r going for, i feel like 10 just suits it better. It gives more of a robotic feel if you know what i mean. Also, its not worth it upgrading since it might destroy ur pc. Now thats a risk I AM NOT WILLING TO Take

[@stealthysaucepan2016]

@@clavierpixelkey650 ain't gonna lie I'm not too keen on the rounded corners and taskbar popups looking like their own windows rather than coming off the taskbar

[@eagleeye8237]

-Qurtana isnt part of win11 -Me who never cared for her much before: sadness....

[@cycrothelargeplanet]

It's cortana not *qurtana*

[@Kumire_921]

Good riddance, it was bullshit

[@Seahawkfan1108]

It's "Cortana" 😤

[@eagleeye8237]

@@Seahawkfan1108 saying it like this "Qurtana" really shows that I never cared for her much Genius, right?

[@eagleeye8237]

And be completely honest. That was not intentional :}

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

I spent years using windows 8.1. Windows 10 felt like a game changer. That Start Menu was the best one Windows had. It's the best suited for productivity so far. I hated the tiles of v8.1 but to combine them in the start menu is genius. Had to buy a new laptop which came with Windows 11. It's aesthetically nicer (although they really need to get rid of yellow folders and give an option to change folder colours once and for all to any colour of the spectrum we choose). The big problem is this start menu. I almost don't need to have one. Why did they downgrade the v10 start menu????

[@qwertyouriop2]

How is it a downgrade? It literally is the same it just gets rid of the hideous, and useless Wall Street UI.

[@Dev-Siri]

@@qwertyouriop2 Wall Street? did you learn that from Diana?

[@qwertyouriop2]

@@Dev-Siri yes 😹

[@Dev-Siri]

@@qwertyouriop2 Lol, I guess there are some OSFT viewers here.

[@qwertyouriop2]

@@Dev-Siri Idk, I watched that channel all the way back in 2012-17. Revisited on a binge watch recently though bcz of how funny they are 😹.

[@lingster209]

This video really helped me! Thanks for making it!

[@matt-irby]

I will say that having the sounds be different between light and dark mode is really interesting. I like the new, updated sounds!

[@masterflitzer]

especially when u use dark mode at night and light mode at day

[@AnywaysTech]

Both look good now

[@scotchwhisky6094]

The new sounds are way more pleasing to the ear.

[@jeanluckylucb3711]

Yeah, I wonder what the logic is behind that though or why it matters. Light mode did sound a little louder than dark mode and had that longated sound at the end.

[@troll2637]

@@SammyJoeLouis obviously not you.

[@RAZR_Channel]

So after years of shadow building W10 through Windows God Damn Update... It finally settled in to a stable setup that I only switch to last year. But in true Microsoft Tradition: "Everything's Good now... Let's FUCK IT UP!"... I'd say we're in for another Vista...

[@pcuimac]

That's how they make money.

[@Galaxy-rj1kj]

all i heard was blah blah blah they finally stabalized windows 10 and so they made windows 11 the sharp and fully updated better version of windows 10 XD

[@redred668]

Windows vista wasnt even bad , It was Just Windows 7

[@diskdem0n]

yeah

[@segoiii]

i´m still using Windows 7. I feel no need to upgrade.

[@lauriechodorow7958]

thank you! this is just what I needed to know about the differences between windows 10 & 11, without unnecessary fluff

[@AnimaLibera]

You just made my day. Being an older model, I was really worried about going from Win10 to Win11 but I can definitely deal with the changes. Thank you!

[@thelimitlesssani]

0:27 In Windows 10, we had "Most Used" Apps & "Recently Added" Apps. Now in Windows 11, just the difference both are now merged and renamed as "Recommended" and is also now Cloud Based.

[@oacoello]

Nope, Most Used and Recently Added apps are available on the App list on Windows 11 too.

[@parthmishra6855]

And windows 10 showed apps only windows 11 shows files as well

[@thelimitlesssani]

@@oacoello but the functionality of both stuff is almost the same..

[@UnitSe7en]

Why is everything in the "cloud"? Why do the apps on my local machine need to have an app in the cloud recommend them to me? It's the most ludicrous thing I've almost ever heard.

[@thelonelyace9254]

@@UnitSe7en Couldn't agree more. I know a lot of people like and use cloud services, but I'm not one of them. I don't like how companies are pushing for everything to be cloud based. I have a hard drive guys! USE IT! I don't want my data on someone else's server. I don't want to be forced to rely on internet (it's not always avaliable here.) I just wish things weren't so reliant on the internet. I prefer to have the option of offline functionality. Not entirely what you were talking about, but I just wanted to expand upon the cloud idea.

[@jamesbobo]

Just to be clear: Cortana is no longer part of the setup process and you won't see it on the task bar. But don't think that its been taken away. It can be found in "all apps". From there you can pin it to the task bar if you want. You can do the same with the weather app, which has a lot more info than the weather widget.

[@elijahsmall5873]

Oh, that's great to hear. I loved Cortana. 😃

[@Izumaki99]

thanks man that was way a lot of info in such a short time.

[@doramus]

This guy is really Straight forward and Informative, Thanks Dude! :D

[@osricen]

Excellent video! Now I'm convinced to stick with WIN10 until a significant change is done. I was expecting WAY more from WIN11... but I see many, many flaws are still there, but the difference is WIN10 is way more familiar right now and (according to many reviews) it performs even 10% better.

[@ingrowntoenailiv]

I agree

[@SD1ONE]

Very detailed comparison...However you forget one tiny thing, In windows 10 you can open new explorer window by middle clicking on explorer icon in taskbar which is missing in windows 11 like many other useful things. Also In multimonitor setups windows 11 does not show time on second display taskbar, not sure if it even display taskbar on second display. Edit: looks like it's fixed in recent builds of windows 11.

[@user93_]

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[@xia2528]

?? it does work for me on windows 11?

[@kaitek666]

i tried both just now on w11 and all works, so idk what your problem is.

[@SD1ONE]

@@kaitek666 maybe they fixed it new builds...it was absent in previous builds...but start menu is a let down for me...I will wait for it to get better before upgrading my main machine

[@179uce4]

Same

[@PotatoanFries]

thanks for informing us about the changes, helps allot :D

[@drummerguy1989]

Late here, and commenting midway through the video. Never thought I'd want to hear a song but it's composed of Windows system sounds. Listening to your comparison between the system sounds made it seem like a good idea. Love the video. Very informative.

[@romanc_1114]

could

[@hm9934]

when i look at windows 11, for some reason it gives me the feeling that it cant handle pc games, as if it's "futuristic look" gives me a more cellphone/tablet feeling

[@medusa8617]

That's only a subjective thing. Feelings don't mean anything, practicality and logic means something though.

[@hm9934]

very cool but thats how i feel about it

[@justinmullins1112]

I feel that too; I think it feels like Windows is following Apple, which doesn't support Steam, for example.

[@mejustme269]

it looks like apple made it, and apple cant play games worth shit thats why

[@hm9934]

yeah that sounds about right

[@TheShadowfaxOne]

Legit the only useful to the point release build comparison I've found on KZbin so far

[@Srinivasan.Answers]

Thank you for very simple video but highlighted important differences!

[@Encorous]

As someone who had a big, old, rather-budget laptop carry me through school and run Windows 10 for a good portion of it, getting a small, sleeker laptop with Windows 11 running natively was a welcome experience in my case. Sure, minor inconveniences such as having use the "show more options" button when right clicking in file explorer and the more limited customization of the task bar could be considered drawbacks, but the streamlined experience provided by 11's commitment to thematic congruency and more elegant control scheme make general use so much more pleasant. Windows 10 really felt clunky for me, which made day-to-day use that much less appealing by comparison, and its inconsistent look was pretty headache-inducing looking back. I have to give it to 11: I didn't think the aesthetics of the UI would affect my mood while using the OS as much as it did. While I never wanted to use macOS as I really hated its feel, there's no denying that it was leagues above windows 10's interface visually. Windows 11 feels like it gives me the user-friendliness macOS has whilst still being good ol' Windows. More hands-on users who wouldn't categorize themselves as the "average consumer" might feel differently, however.

[@katerynaivzhenko6716]

Yeah, that's your experience. It's totally valid, don't get me wrong, and I'm happy you are now more comfortable. On the other side, I have a custom built gaming computer that I use for a lot of personal projects, and Windows 10 was and still is amazing - I use all of the features of the start menu, taskbar, the layout. I really appreciate the style, too, looks sleek (not sure where you got the inconsistency from, but that could be just the theme you used). The new one is an obvious mimic of Mac`s to me, and I choose Windows deliberately, I have no love for their style. It has too many moving parts, every animation seems exaggerated, the icons are unbelievably colorful. I agree with you on the point that aesthetics matter a lot, as well as the general fit and layout of the system. I just appreciate Windows being Windows in aesthetics, too, not only functionality.

[@potatofuryy]

@@katerynaivzhenko6716 I’m pretty sure the inconsistency he talked about is how Windows 10s “modern new look” is just one layer deep and the second you go into any menu you’re right back in W7. I also have a weird situation going where I have W11 on my laptop for school and W10 on my desktop that I use for everything else.

[@ReiTsukinoVT]

Thank you for highlighting all the changes, and confirming that 11 just isn't for me. I hope the folks who adopt it enjoy it, but it's not for me. I really don't appreciate how Microsoft keeps complicating things for technicians who have to fix issues, like the network icon bringing up that quick action center. If I'm clicking network, it's because I have a network issue, I don't need to see brightness and accessibility when troubleshooting a network problem for instance. I need to see what my network is actually doing.

[@edinfific2576]

It's about "creativity". Microsoft is very creative in making a broken Windows after a good working one, and making move from one version to the next seem like going to a completely different operating system, wasting AT LEAST a few weeks of each individual's time on learning the new system. And they dare promote Windows with the word PRODUCTIVITY! How can you be productive if you have to keep upgrading to a drastically changed operating system where you are taken back to baby steps!? From the first version of Windows until Windows 2000, Microsoft has been making welcome and useful improvements. Windows 2000 had the perfect balance of features, speed and stability, everything that was needed, nothing that was not needed. I thought that MS finally got it right and made a perfect OS, now they just need to keep issuing Service Packs. Win XP proved me wrong, they changed a lot of stuff, started making Windows "look cool" but made it slower and less professional. Vista made it even more obvious that Windows was just getting worse, which MS sort of fixed with Windows 7, but then went back to making an even bigger OS disaster with Windows 8. When Windows 10 came out, I was not excited at all, and used it only because it came pre-installed on my laptop, but dreaded it every day. Their offer of "free upgrade to Windows 10" made me even more suspicious because Microsoft is just not known for giving such a large piece of software as an OS for free, and I was certain it was because they were planning to use it as an advertising and selling platform. I have never felt in control with Windows 10, it was as if MS owned my computer and decided what, when and how often to do on it, rather than me, the owner, which is especially true for forced updates and the built-in anti-virus (I never succeeded and getting some of my files back out of the quarantine, and I was a computer technician, for crying out loud). I don't even want to waste a second of my time on Windows 10 and any of the subsequent versions of Windows, as it is clear that Microsoft has lost its senses a long time ago, and decided to make a profit-driven corporate-cloud-controlled OS instead of a solid performing easily used completely independent working machine OS. I am sticking with Windows 7 for now, and looking for a user-friendly alternative aimed at serving the user and not the blind and deaf infinite greed of the company that built it. P.S.: Sorry for the rant, never planned to make it this long. 😀

[@thatcoolcat1]

if you are a tech, alot of the settings you need to get to quickly are on the right click menu of the start icon...

[@edinfific2576]

@@thatcoolcat1 Thank you. I just don't feel like jumping through hoops that MS keeps making. They make some stuff more convenient or better but they rotate/displace too many items and it is a bunch of headaches to get used to the new arrangement. Like I said, they have completely pushed me away with Windows 10, and I don't want to keep finding out how else did they mess up with subsequent versions. They have messed up too much and too many times to make me ever want to come back. Even if they DID make a much better OS than 10 (and based on basically the same look and the focus of this ad on the looks, it is clear to me it's the same crap with mostly cosmetic changes), based on their pattern for 20 years now they will reduce the rubble with the next crap version.

[@igniter_01]

@@edinfific2576 I don't know man. I have windows 11 and it doesn't feel like it's hard to navigate. In fact I feel everything is less cluttered and i like this split

[@cptnsx]

@@igniter_01 that's because NONE of you are admins - having to deal with a new UI while you still have win 10 and win 7 machines is a pain.

[@user-gc1zz5cu4n]

windows 10 seemed perfect to me from a design point of view, their logo was great (rotated square), and changing the color of windows (using personalization) seemed like a great solution, all this is missing in windows 11. Especially frustrating is the new start panel and the panel at the top of Explorer. Very inconvenient settings, now everything is in some unnecessary drop-down menus, and if you want to change, for example, the playback device, you need to go to the settings, when in win 10 you could just click on the sound icon and change everything there. However, there are a number of advantages. For example, window animations and their rounding parameter. The new taskbar looks much better. In general, it seems that windows 11 needs to be refined and refined, I hope it won't come to windows 11.1 if you understand what I mean.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

I prefer windows XP, Vista and 7. I hate everything Windows from 8 and above, 8.1 was kinda good, but I strongly dislike windows 10, and I'm not even gonna bother trying windows 11. I'm glad I moved away from Windows tbh

[@debarghyachandra3756]

I have been using Win 11 for you will get used to it. No need to worry and you will surely love the cool new animations and the emojis are also too good

[@excaliburgz1996]

windows 10 has auto update feature that is just no way for you to turn that off even if you already modified the core settings and it's annoying especially if you're in a hurry or emergency and need the pc to be turned off immediately, hope 11 has a choice to turn off/on the auto update feature

[@PatchyE]

Windows 10's default desktop background was a masterpiece (I especially like the original one on old versions, but the new one after the light mode update is not bad either; fun fact the original one was actually a photo taken with a real camera). Now what is this distorted piece of shit on windows 11? It honestly looks like some random picture someone found on google in half a minute.

[@Blizmogames1337]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess bruh, Windows xp and vista are outdated

[@vectorprojectorshirodkar7624]

Loved the comparison with all the need to know info in just less than 15 min. You're a legend bro. I was almost convinced by the look of this OS. Thank you for saving my time.

[@aofernando]

In my opinion, just not being able to drag a file to an app or folder in the taskbar that is lower than W10 and also the impossibility of moving the taskbar to the top. You've done the work of presenting the operating system as Microsoft should. Thanks. W11 is best for me.

[@Intelligent-Guy]

This is too modern and rounded and simplified. Sticking with windows 10, its the perfect operating system for me right now. The best addition is that the og mspaint is going to be updated which im excited for.

[@ikannunaplays]

The only thing I like about W11 is the window snapping, but that's not even that big of a deal.

[@dragonicbladex7574]

it looks like the same over minimalistic approach as windows 10, although I don't really like that direction, I think windows 11 looks more aesthetic, especially with the glow theme

[@jothemasher4083]

For some reason I hate the way they centred everything, it makes it seem like a phone UI emulator rather than designed for PC

[@Intelligent-Guy]

@@jothemasher4083 windows phone 2 prediction?!

[@dhanifathi2008]

@@Intelligent-Guy Someone managed to run 11 on a freaking Nokia Lumia Microsoft: oh no they leaked our new windows phone

[@JonathanWrightSA]

I find the lack of features available from the task bar disappointing. Glad paint et al is getting an update. They damn better add the seconds back to the clock. Finally, I'm going to miss the start menu aesthetic. While they may be wanting a more simplified and easy to read OS overall, I like knowing exactly what's going on when and how.

[@NoName-vk1li]

dude youre so disapointed tht you quoted star wars in your first sentence lol

[@a-trainstudios2360]

I have to agree with this, I'm not convinced to switch to Windows 11

[@rikjanvanschothorst1645]

I totally agree

[@foxman105]

Yeah. I'm not switching. They can go shove it the same way they shoved their Windows 8.

[@JonathanWrightSA]

@@foxman105 Windows 8 wasn't actually a bad OS to begin with, even if 8.1 was a definite improvement. I'm generally of the opinion most hate directed at it was of the same nature as 'Vista was terrible' even though we know on retrospect Vista was great, but just too soon given the atrocious hardware of most PCs at the time. That aside, W10 has a shelf life now until October 2025, so MS has time to hear and feel our feedback, as do we to switch or lose support.

[@ZaneForbes]

Awesome video, thanks mate!

[@NYinSD]

great job on the review!

[@engimo5253]

Straight to the point, Liked + subbed

[@MegaLuissalvador]

Good info and put in very professional way. Thanks for sharing.

[@Genesis-9628]

This was a very well made video and gave me some good information thank you

[@cayulz1902]

Great video, help me out a lot!

[@heromichaelgaming3721]

This guy is good: says everything that you to know without any pauses and shows it well on screen

[@RETROMachines]

Wow, another useful video, keep it up...

[@curtmuck7674]

Great video! Thank you.

[@timfister560]

Thanks. I needed that.

[@PeterHamiltonz]

Thank you. Solid, informative video.

[@thegcpu]

Very good! Thank you.

[@brojochandgayen9103]

Why aren't every youtuber like you? Just loved the way you explained

[@hrishikesh_shukla]

Thanks a lot!!! I was going to install 11 today. But thought about checking out on youtube. The docking option, all apps menu & live tiles not available is a big no-no for me.

[@yuutoru]

great video mate

[@AntonelloM]

Great video thanks

[@JadBourji]

Great explanation. Subscribed sir

[@Ansibleconda]

Thanks for the video...

[@enestosanr3916]

This video is very useful and I like the way he goes into detail 😊

[@germescraft]

Greate work , thanks

[@MaxPlayle]

Well explained. A very good video.

[@morelukeplayz6953]

Since Windows 11 22H2 is out, are you gonna make a video on it?

[@sumy0155]

WOW!!! this is so helpful

[@savannahforsyth7819]

Thank you very much for providing such a comprehensive overview of Win 10 vs Win 11! I'm training my company's users on Windows 11 (they are moving from Win 10) and this is exactly the information we want to show! Nothing too overwhelming, just some aesthetic changes and general usage/performance improvements. I'm definitely linking to your video as a training resource! Really appreciate you taking the time for this deep dive, thanks again!

[@alexmirrow]

I would watch this before update my PC lol. It's really helpful

[@thomasrhodes7128]

Does OBS come pre installed on windows 11 or did you install it on?

[@EvilEyeWeddings]

thanks man!

[@alisonsmith4436]

Thank you so much 😊

[@LukeFlegg]

This is a bit outdated now but still amazingly thorough

[@phongmenhac8790]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that this guy gave us 15 minutes of solid information, and how much work he must have put into this video (e.g. the self-made clips)?

[@thangthichdua5961]

WOW, really really accurate information!!!

[@JANERUELO]

relocating the task bar to the right side is a deal breaker for me. thank you for this, i almost upgraded to Windows 11.

[@suicune2001]

Thanks!

[@aleckbo]

I don’t know if I’m imagining it, but the sound effects sound way more detailed and therefore more informative in Windows 10 than in Windows 11

[@gloristicart7327]

This is information is really good :D now i kinda understand the feature between win 10 vs win 11 🎉😮 This deserve more like and sub 🎉🎉

[@emcsquare62]

Great material. I will be referring my staff (280) to this video. They need a crash course in Windows 11 before attending instructor-led classes.. Thank you!

[@Tom-sd2vi]

Is there more than the slightly diffent UI? Like, any real performance and/or functional upgrades at al?

[@KingLion00]

FINALLY A REAL REVIEW THANKS

[@thejoman9011]

Gotta love that windows 10 network selector on the windows 11 login page

[@adliamirullah]

this is very informative video. deserve a like

[@leyrxplays371]

5:22 That legit made me check for a notification on the windows 10 sound 💀

[@hunterb7269]

Great video

[@muhibrahman981]

Qualityful Content ❤

[@aRVeesBlog]

Very informative video

[@FinestMax]

Good work

[@flightsimdev9021]

You missed an important item with the taskbar in Windows 11. Right-clicking the Windows key will show you the most items you will need for your system. Apart from that great side by side review.

[@BoneyWhy]

Some brilliant spark thought it would make more sense to take "refresh" and other much used commands off of the main right-click screen and make you find it on the secondary screen. Brilliant as usual Microsoft!

[@rachelkesavan7050]

Great information about windows 10 vs 11 comparison. Please make a video for which is best antivirus for windows? and how about k7 antivirus. is it recommendable?

[@Ulfeneimer]

I kinda enjoyed the windows sounds test, it got me smilling.

[@ExecooteOfficial]

Ok about the recommended in W11, you can enable it by going at Settings > Personalization > Start. Then you can add features to start button at W10.

[@GameNobz]

Fact: Windows 10 has a startup sound, you just need to enable it in the advanced sound settings.

[@rishabhguptarg]

i have already enabled that😎😎😉😉

[@GameNobz]

@@rishabhguptarg you're cool

[@kianvandenakker126]

@@GameNobz It's just the old Windows 7 startup sound. They never removed it, instead they disabled it.

[@maaalene]

same with the window tiling suggestions for the corners. just have to enable that on win10

[@GameNobz]

@@kianvandenakker126 Yea it's still a windows core sound so i dont see your point.

[@Vangelis.]

Thanks for the video. I'm going to upgrade soon. I'll only change the start menu to look like W7 and of course will remove edge.

[@mussim2919]

Love this video!

[@ivankuzin8388]

During the last 25 years I have skipped 95, ME, Vista, 8, every second major Windows release, and I am not gonna stop now - will wait for the next one, the good one :)

[@hithere5264]

u didnt had compter during 95

[@ivankuzin8388]

@@hithere5264 Lol, my first PC was an Am386SX-25 running Win 3.11, got it in 1996 :) It could run 95 I think, but I never tried :)

[@WololoWololo2]

@@ivankuzin8388 glad I didnt live in stone age and suffer while waiting because tons of pixelated icons.

[@ivankuzin8388]

@@WololoWololo2 it's all relative - check this video in 25 years, by then it will be in a stone age, too :) 386 was quite outdated by 1996, of course, but it was still a viable, if old, pc, not something antique. I'd say it was back then like some Core 2 Duo running Win7 is now.

[@WololoWololo2]

@@ivankuzin8388 I remember using my old laptop running windows vista and upgraded to windows 7 and never tried any windows updates because I never realized I needed a update and the windows 7 without any updates just worked fine for me and it was great.

[@tntori5079]

This is a fantastic video! Thank you for the lack of long intros, the wealth of information, and the consistent side-by-side to showcase what you're describing.

[@renegademannequin3808]

Thank you for convincing me to go back to Windows 10! I was looking to see if there was anything necessary about the Windows 11 update, but it looks almost entirely aesthetic. This update messed up Paints and the ability to connect to mobile data.

[@mattmatt_mm]

I really appreciate the sound part

[@emdicadrian]

5:38 Windows 11 sounds a bit like Discord at this point.

[@majixajinxix12chartdisplay33]

TrigrZolt, Mate! May I say that this is the 1st and best video that I have ever watched so far from you, you have in-depth and consistent info and details covered a lot in that Microsoft OS comparison despite some few flaws somewhere along the way. You get a legit sub from me and you absolutely deserve the almost 3 million views for your well made and good-solid information made video. I hope you make more good videos like this in the future, you do not need to post videos too frequently since I do not want your overall health and mentality to suffer in the long run due to pressure. Just make them at your needed pace to create good enough quality videos in the future as well. :) Good day and congrats to you! :D

[@nongthip]

Thank you very much for putting this very concise and helpful video together. It more or less confirms what I have been speculating for the past year, that Windows 11 is not worth the upgrade, so I'll stick with 10 for the foreseeable future. I did the same with Windows 7 for many years and glad I never upgraded to Windows 8 which sucked. Meanwhile I'd like Microsoft to stop bugging me to upgrade and no I don't want to use Edge as my browser. Thanks, bye ;-)

[@djawadarrache7435]

IHKKLLH

[@Reddylion]

Nice video

[@JonRowlison]

Great visual comparison. We really need one of these for the "under the hood" changes... what kinds of hardware are no longer supported, how did security change, what is a TPM module, etc. :)

[@sanzibar17]

Your hardware doesn't matter. You can still install it but it won't be supported. It;s only advice. It's been installed on a dual core 2014 (not sure of year) system which is definitely not in the min requirements.Everything else has a work around as well.

[@D4DMff]

@@sanzibar17 If you try installing it externally Microsoft will stop sending you basic regular updates of the version of windows you wish to install.. Making this external download useless

[@condolence4696]

@@D4DMff This isn't necessarily true. They say you're not "entitled" to receiving updates, but that doesn't mean they're going to drop support altogether. No one knows for sure if incompatible CPUs will not be getting any updates whatsoever. I'm running it on an 'incompatible' CPU, and I still get updates for Windows Defender and got the 2021/09 cumulative update, so there might still be hope.

[@D4DMff]

@@condolence4696 Well that hope might not last long and so will the updates dude. Good for you.. I hope the same too.

[@Jose0421]

I actually installed windows 11 just to try it out and see how it is. and to be honest I didn't really like it at all. Ended up having to revert back to windows 10 and am glad I did. Windows 10 just seems alot better and more simple and well detailed.

[@fluxahelmi]

So do I, same... back to win 10 and happy 🙂

[@yujirohn1139]

W

[@DATBOYZEN_REAL]

Am back to windows 8.1 I feel a force update coming tho

[@lordofdarkness9618]

I didn’t realize that you could revert back, so now it’s too late…

[@sohailnomani]

I have also installed win 11 on Sony Vaio i3, 1st gen, 4 gb ram. The boot time is long but the operation is very fast like Xp. Even update is also working

[@skylynx6908]

Best comparision till date

[@ZedFiles]

The most in-depth video of all time

[@superpos]

I like almost everything of the new W11. But the taskbar and the new Start panel make production and interaction slower. Expecially when there is the need (I have that need) to have two rows of icons on the taskbar. I only hope they improve them to make a resizable Start windows and a resizable taskbar.

[@bruhuhe]

that's true