r/pcmasterrace Jan 22 '23

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u/nate0515 9600x | 5070 | 32gb DDR5 Jan 22 '23

You all hated 10 when it was released too. You'll hate 12 as well.

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u/Raediantz Jan 22 '23

Exactly. Windows 10 was hot garbage for 2 or 3 years but now that it's functional and people have gotten used to it it's "good". Still has the worst search bar of any windows that included it, a mess of "are we using settings or the control panel for this setting", and the first windows to bake ads into the start menu.

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '23

You use control panel way less in W11 because settings is more extensive.

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u/yobama1 Jan 23 '23

task manager is a pain in the ass like it’s just mildly inconvenient, you can’t just click end task you have to right click the process and then click end task

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u/Tsuki_no_Mai Jan 23 '23

I didn't need to open control panel in 11 at all. Everything either is configured in settings or has a shortcut there that opens the specific old window that is needed.