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niki7heaven

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Hi hackers :) i just reinstall win 11 full everything formatting, deleting , PC clean like a crystal, do you think i should go back to 10 before i make my PC dirty or to stay on 11. Thanks guys
 
Niki as long as your system has plenty of resources, namely RAM, whatever O/S you are comfortable with. 11 is basically 10 with a bunch of junk hung on it and some BS security requirements. I have yet to encounter an app that runs on 10 but not on 11 or the other way around. Win 7 -> 10 was a totally different story, it was a major change and there were many, many program incompatibilities. 10 is going to be a security issue when the upgrades are no longer available or so They say., that's the biggest concern
 
As Mr Dog says, choice is paramount in your PC, Ive got WIndows 11 installed along with a mod to make it look and work like WIndows 10.

As for the overall system layout, compatability and usage, I would say that it is a lot smoother then Windows 10 due to updates that have gone into the Kernal core and system over the past months. In its favour, it hasnt crashed or locked me out once, YET !!!!. That in itself is a good thing.

In all honesty I still like the smooth operation on WIndows 7, XP for retro gaming, but the majority of time I am on WIndows 11 now more than any other. I have been messing with Linux, but....

In the end it is your choice of what to use the OS for it is YOUR PC and dont let anyone tell you otherwise.
 
I am going to agree with AFFA. The features of Windows 11 that 10 doesn't have are becoming more focused on your Internet visits.
If you plan to keep the system more or less local it's up to you. There may be some apps that run more efficiently on Windows 10. But honestly if that's the principal use of your system Linux is worth a look. No load from Windows Security which can get in the way and hold things up more noticeable on an older system with it constantly evaluate your systems activity to start with.
 

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