WIndows 11 Adoption Is Slowing, And We Finally Know Why



In the consumer space, Windows 11 adoption has been ticking along at a reasonable pace. For businesses, however, the OS may have reached its limit, as businesses struggle to upgrade machines to meet the minimum requirements. IT asset management group Lansweeper has observed that the adoption of Windows 11 now stands at 8.35% as of October 2023, a slight jump from the 5.74% seen in September 2022. However, having conducted research on approximately 33 million Windows devices in the enterprise sector, Lansweeper has concluded that it is largely device incompatibility that is stalling Windows 11 updates on a grand scale.

Source https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/w...inally-know-why

Microsoft made bad move on implementing TPM .. they should have an option to remove it from compulsory, they should have made it optional for users. As I have seen that TPM serves no purposes at the end ..

AMDK needs to sell chips and spy on you.

People just went back to W10 due to W11 stupid and cumbersome UI.

I actually went back to W10 for my Intel 8th gen machines. Just last week, decided to try W11 again and behold, zero improvements. Decided to leave it for now.

MS kept introducing stupid features like Showing Seconds for Clock and other useless one easily added by TweakUI. For what? Fix the goddammed taskbar already!

Win 11 really bad...
Whole system slow down and lag....

as stock wise I agree it slows and lags .. but with a little bit of tweak, its really fast and reliable

If you are not comfortable about the start menu being aligned to the center of taskbar, you can go inside settings to set it align back to the left side of the taskbar. I have no issue with Windows 11 anyway. Been adopted to both Windows 10 and Windows 11 for many years.

If you want to open "My Computer (This PC)", I can teach you a trick how to set it. Go to personalize, start, inside choose which folders appear on start. Then turn on all that folders.

Now go to start, you may found "File Explorer". Click on it, then go to view -> options. In the "Open File Explorer to:" change to "This PC" then OK.
This method works for both Windows 10 and Windows 11.

So everytime you want to open "My Computer", you can click on File Explorer or press hotkey "WIN+E".

Actually the main reason why Windows 11 is adopting slow? because it only support TPM2.0. It is not recommended to install Windows 11 on an unsupported Intel Core 1st gen to 7th gen i3-i9 processors. I was tried it, it is lagging.
You need at least an 8th gen Intel Core i3 processor to run Windows 11 smoothly with TPM2.0 enabled in the BIOS settings.

This post has been edited by junclj: Oct 14 2023, 10:13 AM

With 9th gen intel onwards, its fast and I have no issue with Windows 11 version 22H2. Now I'm using Intel Core i5 13600K, with Gen4 m.2 nvme SSD, the speed is fast and have no lagging issue.

mine just 8th gen i7...
win 10 fast but after win 11...slow and lag,...
my coworker new 13th gen desktop is fast but kena brick as windows auto update the firmware until lenovo need change whole mobo, GPU & CPU....

A bug is fixed and another bug comes out

Mine is i3-12th but widget (in the taskbar) scrolling is choppy

- ThinkPad® Lenovo® Corporation Edge™
- Intel® Core™ i3 CPU M 380 @ 2.53GHz
- 4.00GB (3.80 GB usable)
- OnBoard Intel® HD Graphics
- OnBoard Realtek® HD Audio
- Seagate® STL500 Hard Drive
- Windows® 11 Professional x64
- Microsoft® Edge™ x64
- Microsoft® Office™ 365 Enterprise

fast and not laggy on average daily usage and no more comments ..

Windows is so hard to use now... why cant they accept that it will never be like Android/iOS?

Everytime my friends asked me to troubleshoot their pc problem, I looked at W10/11, and I absolutely hated it. That's why I hate it when they decided to end 32bit W7 support. I cant even get Chrome now.

i can .. see my spec .. all IT graduate in Lowyat is useless ..

term BODOH

This post has been edited by Xploit Machine: Oct 16 2023, 01:16 PM

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You're still using HDD....

Windows 10/11 is still okay, the thing is everything goes electronically now (e.g. e-wallet), not really user-friendly for elderly persons.

Not really... if they can use cheque deposit machine, then it's basically not much different.

It is just that they need to learn to not response to any sms, whatsapp messages or calls from unknown people. Another is screen size. Many of them have eye sight problem thus banks need be considerate when designing their app. Last but not least, I hope that banks would discontinue using web browser as a mean to login. Even if they want to allow it, it should be approved from their mobile devices like how Google login works on desktop. They should also include a 24hours cooldown before they could perform any transaction on the secondary device. This would give some time to the elderly to ask around which could raise a red flag and help reduce scams and cheats.

What's the hate on Windows?

If there's one thing I really hate right now is the settings and control panel situation. I mean they still can't device what they want. Go with the new menu all the way or just stick with the old control panel.

Today I went to JPJ, was told to download app JPJeQ to take queue number, and when about to pay renewal fee for physical card of license, was told cash is not allowed.....

Imagine our parents cannot read English, and not savvy in using smartphone..... literally it is no smartphone, cannot do anything.

I thought long time no more cash... Even my foreign worker use debit card. No reason Malaysians dont have debit card even if they are elderly (even my mom who hate carrying card already applied for debit card during mco so that she can learn online shopping). My mom is 66 this year... Don't have app still ok... Actually if someone helpful can offer their phone to take a number.