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Windows 10 is a powerful operating system that offers many benefits to users. Its user-friendly interface, improved performance, and security features make it a popular choice for many users.
Need of what alternatives to get or not. For example, within the final upgrade, a news and climate notice was included in the taskbar, which was irritating.
It is important to highlight the multitasking functionality that along with the shortcuts are the best that Windows 10 presents.
I hate the frequent update of Windows 10 on my laptop. Sometimes it can take up to 10 minutes, and this greatly affects my work output.
I love how seamless Windows 10 is. The software is more clean and crisp, I also love the integration of Alexa and Microsoft Edge.
Mandatory updates are really disturbing and uses a lot of internet data. With the every update of Windows 10, my machine is getting slower and slower.
Windows is like an old friend to me - I have been using it since version 3.1. Windows 10 is a really good operating system, stable and polished.
It's hard to criticise Windows 10 ,I can't figure anything I don't like about it.
My experience with android 11 is too good Their is very hug and tremendous changes were done comparing older versions of android such like 4.4,5.0,7.0,8.0.
The worst of Android 11 are: Can only be updated directly from a few devices.
Android 11 has a lot of attractive features: more power possibilities, new useful control over notifications, good screen recorder, friendly user interface.
I am totally disheartened by the operating system. The only problem is that I still like this one and I'm afraid of having to switch to another system and not adapting.
It is one of the best, very user friendly, security is high. I love it really as it gives exactly what I am looking for.
The way it always crashes the entire system and operation of the devices when the memory is full. In this case you have to reset the device and end up losing important data.
I love the new security features which is a step in the right direction for android users. I am a music lover and I love the media screen at the top of the screen for easy control.
Sometimes, the call comes without the display of the same in full screen and user has to drag to see and take the call.
Kendrick: Hi. I'm Kendrick, founder of Kenny's Kitchen LLC. I give Windows 10 a five out of five. I love it. Right now I use Windows 10 for everything. Mainly my business though, and school. Mainly my business, but I also use it for school. Software is wonderful, gets me right where I need to. No hassle, no lagging, none of that other stuff I had with the other computer I had. I like most about Windows 10 is the updates. The updates are not constant, but they're frequent and they don't take long. And they're at the proper hours. My updates come when I'm asleep, like 2:00 in the morning, so that's what I'm real big on. My software is up-to-date. I'm not lagging or I don't need to download anything extra. Automatic updates. It's absolutely wonderful. Yeah. Then that's the thing. There's really nothing about this I would change. I mean, granted I'm not a software person, but still the way this runs for me, even when I have multiple windows open. It's not slowing down or anything because sometimes I'll have eight windows open at one time. Eight different tabs and all business. But again, there's nothing I would change about Windows 10.
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