Job security for some maybe, but remember what happened to Balmer after he oversaw Windows 8 that very few liked.

OK, I just got Windows 11 installed today, and haven't found any bugs yet, but I do have one big question. Is there a way to get back to the look and feel of Windows 10? It just seems to me that MS has attempted to fix something that wasn't broken, and just created something that will be keeping IT people busy explaining how to navigate through these changes. Maybe somebody needs to send MS developers a bunch of signs that say if it ain't broke, don't fix it! But would that not defeat the purpose of testing Windows 11? If while testing I would think that if 100's or even 1000's of Insiders file feedback on features or designs they do not like, then I would think that Microsoft would make changes to the design prior to Public Release. We are no longer testing Windows 10 in the Dev Channel. Just saying. Edit: Are we not still testing features in the Dev Channel that may or may not make it into the public release version of Windows 11? I have made changes to several areas that were available with Win. 11 like moving the start menu and taskbar widgets/icons back to the left and some other changes but no Registry Changes for me.

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2021-06-30T02:34:34+00:00

Job security for some maybe, but remember what happened to Balmer after he oversaw Windows 8 that very few liked.
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2021-06-30T02:41:07+00:00

No Sir
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2021-06-30T02:51:37+00:00

this is my program list sir
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2021-06-30T02:59:53+00:00

give me the link
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2021-06-30T03:15:44+00:00

OK, I just got Windows 11 installed today, and haven't found any bugs yet, but I do have one big question. Is there a way to get back to the look and feel of Windows 10?

It just seems to me that MS has attempted to fix something that wasn't broken, and just created something that will be keeping IT people busy explaining how to navigate through these changes. Maybe somebody needs to send MS developers a bunch of signs that say if it ain't broke, don't fix it!

But would that not defeat the purpose of testing Windows 11? If while testing I would think that if 100's or even 1000's of Insiders file feedback on features or designs they do not like, then I would think that Microsoft would make changes to the design prior to Public Release.

We are no longer testing Windows 10 in the Dev Channel. Just saying.

Edit: Are we not still testing features in the Dev Channel that may or may not make it into the public release version of Windows 11? I have made changes to several areas that were available with Win. 11 like moving the start menu and taskbar widgets/icons back to the left and some other changes but no Registry Changes for me.
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