As expected, new software on official release, sure will still have a lot of bugs. There is where update coming in.

The Windows Explorer memory draining bug was still there. If you open up multiple Windows Explorer (10+), it seem that it release out about 50% that totally taken by explorer.exe. If you open 2~3 Windows Explorer, it does free up all the memory taken when you close them but when you open over 10 Windows Explorer then you will notice that it didn't free all.

I currently installed on my old Dell Latitude 3340 and also a VM in AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (8GB RAM allocated to the virtual machine). Well on startup, my Dell Latitude 3340 run much smoother than my VM. But once my VM is running loaded all the Windows, it seem my VM is much smoother. But it seem that I might want to revert back to Windows 7 on my Dell Latitude 3340. I can restore the image I backup on my external HDD.

You haven't install the official release version?

my VM also running on official release already. LOL!

This Windows Explorer bug still not yet patch under the latest update. Might need to wait for a while for the patch.

Is year 2021, I believe atleast 8GB RAM is needed for smooth operation. We don't want open anything also need to go spend time go make a cup of coffee. LOL!

My new desktop which I bought last year is running on 32GB already.

It won't overkill. Whether do you really need that much of RAM or not. I do video editing and converting and also running VMware with 3 virtual machines (Windows 10, Windows 11 and Kali Linux) for my lab testing purposes. On gaming, 16GB and 32GB not much different.

Can upgrade. You just need to bypass TPM check. There are steps by steps tutorial available on Youtube you can follow on.

Doesn't matter. He using non-license copy (watermark on right hand bottom corner) of Windows 10. Home user usually doesn't care for support to Microsoft too. Still many using Windows 7 at home. I just recently help my dad format his Windows XP laptop and reinstall Linux on it.

I got the prompt but I cancel it so it didn't upgrade. I always do clean installation, dislike to straight upgrade.

Windows 11 is actually based on Windows 10 and they both are very much identical. UI minor redesigned with add-on features. All Windows 10 would get the free upgrade to Windows 11. It is why you can link your Windows 10 product key to your Microsoft Account and when you do the clean installation of Windows 11, login back to your Microsoft Account and the Windows 11 will auto activated. It is very much like Office 365, when you purchase Office 365 2019 but when Microsoft released Office 365 2021, you get auto upgraded to Office 365 2021 when Windows Update is performing the Windows Update process.

Unless you disable Windows Update.

Usually most user don't read carefully. Just click and proceed to their daily task (works or gaming). Again how many users really read the User Agreement or Service Agreement on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, Windows, Microsoft, etc? Usually anything pop up, just click Yes or Agree or Next.

I have a message pop up on my Windows 10 asking me whether I wanted to upgrade to Windows 11 or not. So I can confirm there is a message.





My physical CPU's Windows 10 got the 2nd screen. My Windows 10 VM having the 1st screenshot. So I saw both screen before.

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You turn on TPM mean you agree to upgrade. LOL! You still can revert it back. Remember to turn off your Windows Update or turn off TPM until you ready to upgrade to Windows 11.

It is still under development and a lot of apps couldn't work unless set the region/country to US.

Uninstall and reinstall. LOL!

Some APK require Google Playstore to work. So is very subjective.

Welcome to the family! You upgrade or fresh installation? Double check on drivers as Windows 11 driver and Windows 10 driver slightly different. So far I did few fresh installation and all the BIOS, chipset, LAN, graphics driver have to install the Windows 11 version.

If they got newest driver, make sure you download and install them. Sometime you won't notice the problem. So far on normal usage we don't notice the problem but for gaming or graphics related, then you will start notice minor issue. Usually I don't upgrade, personally I prefer clean/fresh installation.

This is common issue for Windows OS. Due to Windows Update, software/driver installation, Windows Update and software update. By right, it should remove after the process finish running but somehow some folder was left over. Usually I will housekeep and remove them manually. Sometime scandisk process or antivirus cleaning/recovery process also creating temp files and temp folders.