Windows 11 Reviews

I use the solution for my everyday tasks. I use it to run my Office suite. 

The tool is very stable and I don't recall a time the screen went blue which was common for Windows 7. The product's installation is fast. If I have any issue that prevents me from booting Windows 11, it will automatically run into auto-repair mode and fix those issues. Windows 10 had this functionality but it wasn't good. 

I would like to add a frontend to manage the virtual machines that are installed in Windows 11. It should also improve security which includes patching the vulnerabilities. 

I have been using the product for two years. 

The solution runs perfectly and there are no stability issues. 

Windows 11 is a very scalable product. In the past, we had to reinstall the OS. However, with Windows 11, all you have to do is type in the new key. My company has ten percent of users for the product. Most of the machines are still using Windows 10. 

I do my own technical support and I haven't faced any issues that would require assistance from Microsoft engineers. 

The product's setup was easy and straightforward. It automatically rebooted and I didn't have to do anything. 

My machine came with a Windows 10 license and I upgraded to Windows 11 without paying anything. If you buy a new computer, Windows 11 is included with it. 

The tool's updates are easier to apply. I would rate Windows 11 a ten out of ten. It's easy, fast, and intuitive. The solution keeps me connected to the internet and boosts my productivity. It also doesn't hang which is critical for anyone using the system. 

We use Windows 11 for desktop computing.

Windows 11 is an easy-to-use solution.

The solution’s pricing could be improved.

I have been using Windows 11 for a couple of months.

I rate Windows 11 ten out of ten for stability.

Windows 11 is not so scalable.

I previously used Windows 10.

The solution’s initial setup is straightforward.

It was pretty fast to upgrade to Windows 11. The solution's deployment can be done in-house within a couple of hours.

We have seen a return on investment with Windows 11.

We pay for a yearly license for Windows 11. I rate Windows 11 eight out of ten for pricing.

I would recommend Windows 11 to other users.

Overall, I rate Windows 11 a nine out of ten.

I mainly use it for normal operations.

One valuable feature is the ability to snap windows to different sections of the screen, which is especially useful on big screens. 

Additionally, I like the tabbed interface in the command prompt, which helps me multitask while working on network analysis and other tasks.

I have noticed a difference in audio options when connecting my JBL headphones. In Windows 10, I had two options for meetings and general audio, with better bass in the latter. 

However, in Windows 11, I only have one option for audio, and the bass is not as good as it was in Windows 10. I miss that feature.

I would like Windows 11 to have the same audio options as Windows 10.

I currently use Windows 11. I've been using it for the last two to three months.

I would rate the stability a seven out of ten.

Currently, I would give it a seven because I'm still fully exploring it to understand its strengths and weaknesses.

The initial setup is straightforward, similar to Windows 10. If you're already familiar with Windows 10, it won't be a problem.

In our organization, Windows 11 is deployed on end-user machines.

The pricing could be a little bit high, but personally, I'm using the free upgrade from Windows 10. So I've taken advantage of that. 

Overall, I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. I would recommend you to give it a try. It might work well for them, but they should also continue testing it until they are confident it meets their needs.

It has been very good, better than Windows 10. The graphics have improved, and there have been many changes. 

So, overall, the latest version is very good, especially in terms of operation.

The search bar and Graphic User Interface (GUI) are the most important features for me. 

There is room for improvement in terms of security. 

I have worked with Windows 11 since the beginning. We have been using Windows 11 since the day of its release. So, we used it for two years.

I would rate the stability of Windows 11 an eight out of ten. 

I would rate the scalability of Windows 11 a ten out of ten. 

Currently, there are over a hundred users using Windows 11. We plan to increase the usage. 

The initial setup is very easy. I would rate my experience with the initial setup a ten out of ten, with one being very easy and ten being very difficult. 

The deployment takes 30 to 40 minutes. 

I deployed it myself. 

It is expensive. The license is not priced per month or per year. It's a proprietary license that costs high.

I previously used Windows 10.

I would definitely recommend using Windows 11 because it is easy to use, and more options are available. 

Overall, I would rate Windows 11 a ten out of ten.

Whenever there is an update, a black screen appears which is due to patches being installed in the background. 

I have been working with the product for more than an year. 

I would rate the tool's stability a nine out of ten. 

I would rate the product's scalability a nine out of ten and my company has about 2000 users for Windows 9 and Windows 10. We will shift to Windows 11 soon by next year. 

Technical support is good. However, we do not need technical support because we can Google and find support. 

I would rate the product's setup a nine out of ten since it's easy. The tool's deployment takes around 20-25 minutes to complete. 

My company purchases licenses in bulk for 2000 users. 

I would rate the solution a nine out of ten. 

We are migrating from Windows 10 to Windows 11 due to end-of-life, security concerns, and end-of-support. The tool's configuration is good and we are satisfied with it since it's a Microsoft product. We didn't face any hurdles in using the tool. We didn't feel much difference with both Windows products.

The solution is good because in IT we want to secure our data. Nowadays, data is the most valuable thing. If your data is secured, then you are secured. I think that everyone has to move to Windows 11 since Windows 10 is facing end-of-life and end-of-sales, probably by 2024. 

When we started using Windows 11 on our notebooks and desktops, we had no problems with the tools our users needed, so overall, it was a good transition for us. Most users in our company use Windows 11 for office work, mostly from home a couple of days a week. They mainly use it to manage information with Excel and Word, save files in the cloud, and access corporate activities via VPN.

The tool's most valuable feature is its stability. When we planned the migration, about 70 percent of it was done remotely. We encountered some incidents, which were resolved quickly. 

The product needs options for personalization and self-development. AI functions are also another area where improvement can be made. We're starting to use these features, but there's room for further development and integration.

I have been using the product since June 2023. 

We have a Microsoft partner in Brazil who handles local support. However, for issues that require level three or level four support, they initiate a process with Microsoft to address the problem. I need to follow up on this process.

Positive

I rate the tool's deployment an eight out of ten. It took six months to complete. The first step was to analyze and classify the users based on their needs and priorities. We categorized users into high, medium, or low priority based on their requirements. For example, users managing industrial information or accessing critical systems for IoT were given special attention.

I'm not directly involved in the financial aspects, but based on feedback from colleagues, Microsoft is flexible with pricing and addressing other licensing needs.

I rate the overall product a ten out of ten. I began my career using Linux many years ago. In Brazil, I witnessed the evolution of Windows, starting with Windows 3.1, then Windows Workgroup, and later Windows Server. Microsoft introduced Outlook, marking a successful journey for the company. Their support has been instrumental in the standardization and development of tools.

I use Windows 11 for school. I use Word, Excel, Outlook, and a number of other Microsoft products.

It has helped with analytics and everything that I need Windows products for. If I need to take notes, I use Word, and for analytics, I use Excel.

Windows 11 needs to improve the speed with which it loads programs

In addition, when you go to analytics to load analytics features and click on "analyze using server," that interface comes up blank 90% of the time.

I've used Windows for about five years.

The solution is very stable.

I rate Windows 11's scalability an eight out of ten.

The initial setup was straightforward. It goes from one step to another, and then you're done.

So far, Windows 11 has been good for my academic purposes.

The solution is affordable.

I use Power BI, and there is a comparison between it and Excel. About 80 formulas and functions in Excel are exactly the same as what I have in Power BI. Some functions are specific to Power BI, but Power BI needs improvements in offering something different from Excel.

However, Microsoft is Microsoft, and it's the most widely used OS. I don't know what else to recommend if you don't want to use Windows 11. I rate Windows 11 a nine out of ten.

I use Windows 11 on my laptop to use Outlook or Microsoft applications.

Windows 11 is now more stable and doesn't crash like its earlier versions.

Windows 11 is quite expensive compared to other products. Microsoft Windows 11 has to improve compared to Mac OS, which is very stable and GUI-based.

I have been using Windows 11 for more than four years.

I rate the solution an eight out of ten for stability.

Windows 11 is a scalable solution.

Microsoft's technical support team has responded quickly and resolved our issues.

The initial setup of the solution is very easy, and anybody can do it.

Setting up the product is very easy. You need to have the OS image or CD. I believe most laptops have Windows preloaded on them. You have to start with that image, and then it'll ask for basic information, such as language, storage information, and other preferences.

Windows 11 is a very user-friendly solution. Anyone can get used to the tool and easily install any application. Microsoft support is really good. Windows 11 is more stable compared to its earlier versions.

We need to make a one-time payment for Windows 11.

On a scale from one to ten, where one is cheap and ten is expensive, I rate the solution's pricing a nine out of ten.

Since Windows 11 is the latest version, you get support from vendors and regular OS updates. I would recommend the solution to other users because it is a good solution for people looking to use it for personal use.

Overall, I rate the solution an eight to nine out of ten.