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  • Cameltoepro
    Confirmed User
    • Sep 2012
    • 1526

    #1

    windows 11 and windows pro

    Who else thinks Microsoft put out windows 11 and windows 11 pro before all the bugs where worked out? One of the big things is how the audio cuts in and out as you click on programs. I did all they said about it and still its fucked. Along with very slow to load at first, to some white box showing up on the middle of my desk top with a red circle that keeps circling forever. Windows 10 pro in my opinion was a much better.
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  • Huggles
    GFY'S #1 retard
    • Feb 2003
    • 12506

    #2
    Originally posted by Cameltoepro
    Who else thinks Microsoft put out windows 11 and windows 11 pro before all the bugs where worked out? One of the big things is how the audio cuts in and out as you click on programs. I did all they said about it and still its fucked. Along with very slow to load at first, to some white box showing up on the middle of my desk top with a red circle that keeps circling forever. Windows 10 pro in my opinion was a much better.
    I wish we could've stayed at Win 7 x64 forever.
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    • Cameltoepro
      Confirmed User
      • Sep 2012
      • 1526

      #3
      Very true..I just wish they get all the bugs out before putting it out and force you to upgrade..
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      • 2MuchMark
        Mark of 2Much.net
        • Aug 2004
        • 50902

        #4
        Windows 11 pro is excellent. It’s MS’s best OS to date. Don’t buy the family license / spend the extra for the Pro.

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        • Rochard
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          • Dec 2001
          • 75733

          #5
          I do not have any issues with Windows. It's so nice.

          I remember the day of Windows 95 and XP and nothing ever freaking worked. You spent two thirds of your time trying to get your computer to work.
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