Advantages and Disadvantages of Windows 11 Compared to Windows 10

Windows is one of the most popular operating systems in the world. This one operating system has been around since 1985. Starting from Windows 1.0 to the latest, Windows 11. Actually, the last one is Windows Server 2022, but this version is specifically used for servers or data centers. Far more people are familiar with Windows 11. Before Windows 11 was launched, there was Windows 10 as the final version.

So, what are the advantages and disadvantages of Windows 11 compared to Windows 10?

Advantages of Windows 11

1. Has more advanced performance and technology. For example, we can open Microsoft Excel quickly even though the CPU load is above 90% and restart the computer to 25% faster when in sleep mode (sleep).
2. The start display and the taskbar moved to the center of the screen to look like MacOS and ChromeOS.
3. There is a Snap Layouts feature. This feature helps users group multiple application windows and store them on the taskbar. This is very useful for those of you who frequently multitask.
4. Many more apps are available on the Microsoft Store than on Windows 10. Plus, you can find games from the Epic Games Store and the Microsoft app store.
5. Making virtual desktops easier allows users to more efficiently group personal, school, and office needs with different desktop views.
6. Can run Android applications without the help of an emulator. This application can be found in the Microsoft Store and downloaded through the Amazon App Store. Android applications that have been downloaded can be pinned to the taskbar too.
7. Windows 11 is safer against malware attacks and hackers because the minimum upgrade requirement is that the device must be at least TPM 2.0. TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a motherboard chip that better secures the computer

Disadvantages of Windows 11

1. Does not support older devices as they do not meet minimum specifications
2. The minimum RAM required is 4GB, so it does not support computers with RAM below 4GB
3. There are still some bugs that are more annoying than when using Windows 10
4. Update time is longer and time-consuming
5. Uninstalling apps become more complex and time-consuming
6. The task manager location changed from the usual right-click on the taskbar to right-click on the Start icon and selecting the Task Manager option. Task Manager is a Windows application that is used to unify running applications while using a computer device.
7. Requires 2-4 seconds longer boot time than Windows 10