I would argue that power users can also be fluid thinkers and be able to adapt to changes... But I've been proved wrong about this over and over and over. I agr

I would argue that power users can also be fluid thinkers and be able to adapt to changes... But I've been proved wrong about this over and over and over. I agree that there are a whole lot of changes in Windows 11 and the upcoming Windows next preview that will ruffle the feathers of a lot of users who are slow to update their operating systems and update their habits. Only thing that I could suggest is don't disable any of your analytics hopefully send Microsoft a good signal with different usage patterns so they go back and make things the way they used to be or at least have options. I'm an insider right now on the canary branch of windows and have been an insider testing the bleeding edge versions of Windows 10 before the windows 11 transition and windows 11 when it finally came out and I feel your pain... But also I've gone back to use Windows 10 on other computers that I have and it feels like an old operating system to me now so my brain is completely changed and has adapted to Windows 11 at this point. Edit: my brain is so broken and has so accepted Windows 11 at this point that I even formatted my steam deck and installed the latest Canary build of Windows on it and am greatly enjoying it. Edit edit: the amount of things that have changed and become inconsistent in the UI of Windows 11 is offset for me by the amount of things that are more compatible even when it comes to older software. Everything just kind of runs better when you have a system that just works with Windows 11 really well. I dunno