Microsoft finally admitted Windows 11 was broken, but I've already moved on

XDA·Apr 1

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There are reports that Microsoft has acknowledged issues with Windows 11. Some outlets suggest the company is taking steps to address these problems, including assembling a team to fix the operating system. Meanwhile, some users appear to be opting for alternative operating systems, such as Linux, instead of upgrading to Windows 11.

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The Verge·Jan 29

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XDA·Apr 6

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Windows Central·Feb 13

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Tom's Hardware·Nov 24

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