Windows 11 is not very different from Windows 10. The UI is a bit more polished and don't think it has any unique user facing features over windows 10. That's t

Windows 11 is not very different from Windows 10. The UI is a bit more polished and don't think it has any unique user facing features over windows 10. That's the good part. The bad part is that is all the missing features especially regarding the start menu and taskbar. It is to an large extend just a normal windows 10 service pack that MS Marketing Department has chosen to call Windows 11. For Microsoft, the critical part is the new hardware requirements, that eventually will allow them to removed old parts of the windows code base and maybe that is why it is called 11 instead 10 Service Pack 1 In your scenario it doesn't make much of a difference if you install 10 or 11.