I installed Windows 11 to try it out. I figure, Windows 10 telemetry is bad already, Windows 11 probably won't change that. It isn't that much different than Wi

I installed Windows 11 to try it out. I figure, Windows 10 telemetry is bad already, Windows 11 probably won't change that. It isn't that much different than Windows 10. The most noticeable difference is the location of the start icon, but other than that it feels almost exactly like Windows 10. It has been stable so far, more stable in fact. I had a weird issue with my graphics card on Windows 10 where it would crash. I think I determined at some point that my graphics card wasn't getting enough power, although my power supply should have been sufficient. I recently moved, so the improvement could be due in part to that. My last place, anytime I'd run the microwave and have a space heater on it would flip the circuit breaker. Anyhow, haven't had any issues with Windows 11. Don't know if they have better power management or what, but seems resolved now and no more random crashes when playing games which to me is a huge improvement. > Note, Windows isn't my primary OS.. I just use it for my kids gaming computer. I run Linux on my personal computer.