Looks good really. Basically just Windows 10, with smoother animation, rounded corners, new icons and a new soundpack. Will test most of it out tomorrow on the latest build.

So all the essential apps I usually use are working fine on Windows 11.. even the latest games I've played works without issues either. So far pretty smooth little to no problems at all.

I had one issue where I first installed it tho at the start. Windows 11 works fine, but after Windows Update on the settings with all the latest update.. it restarted a few times, and just stop updating and just give me a black screen Good thing pressing the reset button actually didn't mess things up, and updated just fine after.

Two other issues that I noticed that really bothers me is that when I click the clock on the bottom right corner of the taskbar...sometimes the calendar/notification will crash, so does the taskbar icons and etc and restart.. this happened frequently for me probably 10 times now or more, but is a minor issue for me.. The other issue that bothers me is that I can't rename my desktop for some reason.. Clicking rename doesn't allow me to rename it at all lol..

Now to use it for a few weeks and see if all is good. After that will try it once or twice a month going back and forth with Windows 10 which is still my main system. Just in case Microsoft mess things up...and then most likely migrate to 11 when it's official out to the public permanently.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Jul 17 2021, 07:05 PM

Even widgets doesn't work for some reason.. Not loading and crashing. Besides that haven't encounter other issues,

You know when first click the widget it starts loading stuff right.. Mine just tried to load and then it will just crash lol. Which is a bit funny because it was working fine before. It's alright I guess since I probably won't be using it much when retail is out, even when it is fixed.

Ffs finally I can rename my desktop's name.. I have on issue tho that still persist in the new update.. well at least I think it's an issue... when choosing dark mode in personalization.. and you snap windows and stuff.. there is a white border that I can't remove... damn I can't really OCD lol

Basically the windows border.



It doesn't happen for full size windows, only appear when you use snap windows. For users using dark mode, if you use light mode instead, the border is black which isn't so noticeable. Rip dark mode users like me who has OCD

I've also just gotten a bug where, there is just a transparent border of windows on the desktop.. and I can't see the desktop Easily fixed by clicking the "Show Desktop" on the taskbar tho.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Jul 23 2021, 05:47 PM

It's not rounded when you snap between 2 windows. It's the latest build.

Also the app in questioned is Discord and Whatsapp for desktop. It might just be because most apps aren't update for Windows 11 yet maybe idk. Or the issue is an isolated case, but i've seen people complaining about it as well on reddit.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Jul 24 2021, 03:35 PM

Just encounter an issue where I can't right click or even left click on my mouse. A restart fixed it, but man...

Did you use the snap layout feature or not. Have a look if you never use it before, because I always use it. It's never rounded when you snap, it will remain sharp in the corners like old Windows. Idk if it's just me but I'm looking at other users who use it as well and it's not rounded either.

Yeah and you can see the border lines too using it. So I end up resizing the windows on my own to remove it. Well for the snapping is easy just drag to the left side of the screen and it will snap left, or drag the window on right side of the screen it will snap right, besides using the snap layout. Just a handy way of resizing windows for me, which I've been using ever since Windows 10 came out.

Today folder has no names.. on file explorer. Reported already

Suddenly my Calendar Already check my region, format and even language pack.. where got anything besides English

Not sure when I did that tbh.

I had fun testing Windows 11 for a while, but I'm back to Windows 10 for now, probably until I know that most games will run smooth without any issues. Atm there is still games running problems, like getting frame drops and also causing weird behaviors to other apps while a game is running and what not. Not an issue with I revert back to Windows 10 at least.

I've also had a weird bug where file explorer would just crash when I was busy transferring a huge amount of roms for my retro games, from one drive to another, and also the sd card. It would just crash and restarts back up, sometimes it would just freeze for a bit.. and other times it would not just crash file explorer and restart, but the other Windows component also crashed and restarted like the taskbar, search and etc.

It's still in developers preview so it's fine, I get it. Now i'll just wait for it to be stable, has more native support and also developers getting into it to optimize their apps to work better on Windows 11. Probably won't get it on launch, but I'll be curious one it comes out, and will be checking what others have to say about it overall.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Aug 19 2021, 04:00 PM