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Message: [QUOTE="Zinethar, post: 4749438, member: 8436"] I've programmed and repaired computers for about 40 years and have used all of the Windows versions and have to have a machine with the latest on it so I know what is up with the new versions. I am now running Windows 10 on my laptop and windows 11 on my main desktop. It is a stable product that will work fine if your machine can support it. Running any OS that is out of security support is asking for trouble and is never recommended. My personal opinion is that change is always a learning curve but keeps your brain sharp haha. Some of the cosmetic changes like in the taskbar seem to be just to be different (or in some cases Apple like) and several often used shortcuts are now gone for no real reason. You can and will adjust in a short time. As Nike says Just do it. [/QUOTE]