Used to be part of the Win 95 beta and such. It was greatly exciting back then. Now I'm in no rush to install Win11 whatsover, even though my main PC that I bu

Used to be part of the Win 95 beta and such. It was greatly exciting back then. Now I'm in no rush to install Win11 whatsover, even though my main PC that I built last year actually has the Asus TPM module (added later) as I needed Bitlocker. My high end Asus motherboard at over AUD$500 didn't include this $50 module, which is a Win 11 requirement. (Well it cost me that much when including postage). A pet gripe with Win10: Entering your name as part of a normal setup creates a screwed up username, which is very annoying when using command line paths. Doing an "offline" installation lets you pick your own, but still inundates you with stupid "are you sure" questions and forces you to give 3 kinds of "what's your favourite colour" answers when setting up a password. The above is so annoying, when almost everything else has gotten so good. (Very notable exception: The fact that I even have to see the words "candy crush" in my start menu when done, and that Store tries to force you to log in every time you get something from it eg Terminal or Ubuntu for WSL2). I'm sure Win11 will make keeping in control even harder. I predict this is going to be another failure. Tic-toc, never fails for them.