Posted on Jun 29, 2021
Windows 11: Let's talk about the BIG new features
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Good Tuesday morning my Brothers and Sisters!!!
Some of you may already be aware and some not aware that Microsoft is ready to release WINDOWS 11... That's right, you read it... WINDOWS 11! This will be a major shift in the Microsoft OS, which will incorporate Android "Widgets" and some Android apps! This video is not a detailed review, but it will give you the basics of what is coming your way commencing in July 2021... Windows 10 has been pretty stable in my view, although others may not agree... I hope this new Windows OS will be easier to use with improved functionality.
Let me know what you think in a short comment...as I am interested in what you all think about this...
Enjoy,
Kerry
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Some of you may already be aware and some not aware that Microsoft is ready to release WINDOWS 11... That's right, you read it... WINDOWS 11! This will be a major shift in the Microsoft OS, which will incorporate Android "Widgets" and some Android apps! This video is not a detailed review, but it will give you the basics of what is coming your way commencing in July 2021... Windows 10 has been pretty stable in my view, although others may not agree... I hope this new Windows OS will be easier to use with improved functionality.
Let me know what you think in a short comment...as I am interested in what you all think about this...
Enjoy,
Kerry
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I will wait at least six months for them to identify and fix the problems they have with EVERY release.
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Lt Col John (Jack) Christensen
Since it can't be installed on my desktop I'll wait until they start offering compatible ones with Windows 11.
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CPT Timothy Ingram
No need to wait. Usually every update is released because there are security flaws that have been identified, and until you update, you will susceptible to hacking! So, before you run an update, create a "Restore Point" on your Windows PC and if something goes wrong with the update, then you can quickly Restore to the last know good. Happy Computing!
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CPT Timothy Ingram
SGT James Murphy - Well, it's not Microsoft that is doing wrong here, it's working within the legal limits of privacy as dictated by our Congress, or in this case, not dictated. Attempts to improve consumer privacy protections in the US in the wake of the May–July 2017 Equifax data breach, which affected 145.5 million US consumers, failed to pass in Congress. A thorough search can show you what little has actually been done to protect privacy and allow Capitalism to rain supreme.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_laws_of_the_United_States#cite_note-4
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privacy_laws_of_the_United_States#cite_note-4
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CPT Timothy Ingram
SGT James Murphy - yeah, it's a hot mess out there in the I.T. world. Job security is high!
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Sometimes the upgrades don't work as well as what You have, I'm not going to rush into it until I'm sure from others experience and what i hear if its ok.
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
Sgt John Steinmeier - It seems in that past that has also been the case, sounds like good advice based on what I'd seen before.
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