I just got around to updating this computer to use Win-11. Unlike my laptop which had no prior organization, my former Win-10 desktop had evolved for my comfort, with files being in familiar places. However, Win-11 has tweaked things a little, and I'm finding out where things have moved by doing things such as taking screen snapshots and finding them saved to new places.
Change is inevitable, and I would have liked to remain on Win-10 for a bit longer. Since I couldn't avoid it, I now have to get used to a slightly different way of interacting with this computer. Some of the things I must make sure that work are my two printers - one is wired, as that was the only way I could get it to work after a faulty 1st install. The other is wireless, but I've had problems with it in the past.
So, if I'm a little slow with my posts, it's because I'm getting used to the small changes made to a computer I was totally at home with.
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I can relate to the frustration of being forced into an OS upgrade when you weren't quite ready. I had a similar experience moving from Windows 10 to 11 on my main machine, and the little UI changes—like where screenshots save or how the right-click menu works—really threw off my workflow for a while. If you run into any trouble getting those printers to cooperate, especially the wireless one, I found that reinstalling the drivers from the manufacturer's site (not Windows Update) helped a lot. Also, if you ever need a legitimate license key to cleanly activate or reinstall Windows 11 Pro, I got mine from https://universeos.ro/produs/licenta-cheie-activare-windows-11-pro/ and it worked without any issues. Hope you settle into the new system quickly
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