Windows 11

Milito

CGTIII wrote: »

Since Win10 just became generally stable on most machines last year, I expect Win11 could be generally stable next year. Still warning clients away from it for now. Also controlling updates for clients on Win10 and Win11 to avoid the bad updates. It's called Black Tuesday for many reasons.

Just became generally stable on most machines last year?

I haven't tried Windows 11, but Windows 10 Pro has been very stable for me for a long time.

msg

CGTIII wrote: »

msg wrote: »

Curious, what kind of stability issues are you seeing or hearing? And what hardware?

I'll give you some links to look into it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/xrfb07/some_of_the_issues_in_windows_11_are_so/
https://www.reddit.com/r/windows/comments/utgtlx/why_the_hell_do_people_hate_windows_11_so_much/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/xls335/windows_11_22h2_issues_fps_drops_bsod/
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/y5oz3a/windows_11_22h2_apparently_causing_performance/
https://www.askwoody.com/forums/forum/askwoody-support/windows/windows-11/

I just haphazardly clicked on link #4 hoping to win something. quickly skimmed.
AMD, oh, well, yeah, there you go!
seriously though, zero issues on Win10, zero issues on Win11 here so far, even in 22H2. I do know that a lot of businesses have various policy and security requirements, and everyone in IT knows that security is to blame for all system usability issues, so there's that; not discounting your experience with it in business realms.

CGTIII

msg wrote: »

seriously though, zero issues on Win10, zero issues on Win11 here so far, even in 22H2.

May it ever be for you ...

Nightfall

I'm on a Ryzen 3900X & 6900 XT, full AMD system Windows 11 22H2 no problems no crashes nothing weird.