As well as my Windows 11 pc I use a Hackintosh which I update every October to Apple's latest OS and it works flawlessly despite being installed on unsupported hardware. With this latest iteration of Windows 11 I am seriously considering buying a genuine Apple Mac. The only thing holding me back is the outlay I have invested in DAW software which only runs on Windows and does still work on Windows 11, but only after solving major issues with the audio drivers. However my HP Z840 with Windows 11 has lost native onboard audio input and output with both Microsoft and HP being unable to provide a solution. Add this to Windows 11 not allowing the use of my Canon Printer, my Freeview TV card, my graphics tablet and all the other issues I have spent valuable time trying to resolve and the case to move to Apple becomes more and more compelling. If Microsoft have not scrapped Windows 11 and replaced it with software that works by the time my current Pro Tools DAW subscription expires then I expect the case to move to Apple will be overwhelming.
Update: I reinstalled Windows 10 and all is well, but I have kept a drive with Windows 11 on it for to look for more issues. The latest issues I have found are Media Player will not play anything at all, so that has now been uninstalled. The Bluetooth will not connect to my Microsoft xbox controller unless I disable it in device manager and then enable it again just like the Freeview TV card has to be disabled and then enabled again. This was really annoying as I went through all the Bluetooth devices I have disabling them one at a time to eliminate the problem device only to find the problem was Windows 11 not any Bluetooth device on my system. The same is true for usb devices on a random intermittent basis which again I went through all the usb devices I have disabling them one at a time to find the problem device only to find the problem was Windows 11, surprise surprise. Then there is Windows PowerShell, which issues a warning that PSReadLine has been disabled but refuses to install or enable it or update PowerShell.
I regularly suffer from low blood pressure of 90/50, if I run Windows 11 I can get it up to 130/90 in no time at all, so thank you for that Microsoft.
On the plus side I have a solution for Microsoft to correct the Windows 11 issues. Take Windows 10 and relabel it Windows 12, release to the public and everyone will be happy.