就像微软(Microsoft)之前制造的所有其他操作系统一样， Windows 11 旨在成为最好的。公平地说，它之所以伟大有很多原因。但是， Windows(Windows) 11 糟糕的原因也有很多。我们在Windows 10中缺少的东西，在早期的Windows操作系统中设计得更好的东西，以及难以做到的东西。为什么Windows 11 如此糟糕？以下是我们和许多其他人说Windows(Windows) 11 糟糕的一些原因，至少在某些方面：
1.硬件要求过高，尤其是TPM
微软对 Windows 11 提出了严格的系统要求(system requirements for Windows 11)，这意味着许多人将无法安装或升级他们的计算机。除了我们所说的对新操作系统的正常要求，例如处理器速度、RAM或存储量之外，Windows 11还有一系列令人望而却步的要求。其中，最令人不安的是，您的 PC 需要配备TPM 2.0（Trusted(Trust) Platform Module(Platform Module) version 2.0）芯片，并且其处理器必须至少是第 2代 AMD Ryzen(Generation AMD Ryzen)或第 8代 Intel(Generation Intel)（或少数选择英特尔酷睿第七(Intel Core 7th) 代(Gen)处理器）。很容易说您在纸上需要所有这些，但在现实世界中，有许多稍微旧的计算机具有运行Windows 11所需的所有功能，但它们根本没有TPM 2.0或受支持的计算机之一处理器。相信(Trust)我：我有一台较旧的笔记本电脑，配备英特尔酷睿(Intel Core)i7 7700HQ 处理器，运行良好，甚至还配备了TPM 2.0芯片。运行Windows 11(Windows 11)没有问题，但微软(Microsoft)不允许。我很确定很多人都处于完全相同的情况，这很糟糕！
PC健康检查(Health Check)显示此计算机无法运行Windows 11
2. Windows 11 的任务栏个性化程度较低
Windows 11 的任务栏具有居中的图标和开始菜单(Start Menu)看起来不错，但在其他方面感觉就像是从Windows 10降级。Windows 11 的任务栏不能移动或调整大小(Windows 11’s taskbar can’t be moved or resized)，不能设置为显示更小的图标，不能取消组合按钮，也不能在辅助显示器上显示时间。这些是您可以使用Windows 10的任务栏执行的操作，但您无法在Windows 11中执行此操作，这也是(Windows 11)Windows 11糟糕的另一个原因。
Windows 11 的任务栏无法移动
3、Windows 11的开始菜单(Start Menu)过于简单，缺乏功能
同样，Windows 11 的开始菜单(Start Menu)感觉像是从以前的Windows版本降级。微软(Microsoft)试图让它更简单，更专注于人们真正使用的东西。不幸的是，他们有点失败。Windows 11 开始菜单(The Windows 11 Start Menu)看起来有点像智能手机的主屏幕，但它远没有那么有用。动态磁贴消失了，取而代之的是简单的图标，除了我实际上喜欢某些Windows 10应用程序的动态磁贴，例如Weather、Mail或Calendar之外，这还不错。你也不想他们吗？
此外，Windows 11 的“开始”菜单(Start Menu)并没有在其底部提供一些有用的东西，而是只为您提供了一些您最近使用的应用程序和文件。从理论上讲，这可能是件好事，但在实践中，我还没有发现这对我有什么用处。我从未在此推荐列表中找到我想要编辑的文档。我经常使用的应用程序已经在固定(Pinned)部分，我敢打赌，这使得开始菜单的(Start Menu)推荐(Recommended)区域对我和其他人毫无意义。
Windows 11 的开始菜单
另一个问题是，如果您将“推荐(Recommended)”部分配置为不显示任何内容，则它不会消失以为其他部分留出空间，并且您会得到一个半空的“开始”菜单。(Start Menu)在我们看来，这不是一个好的设计选择。
4.在Windows 11(Windows 11)中设置默认浏览器比较困难
Windows 11 糟糕的另一个原因是设置默认网络浏览器(setting the default web browser)的混乱方式。微软(Microsoft)长期以来一直试图让我们所有人都使用其Edge网络浏览器。老实说，这是一个很好的浏览器，而且它每天都在变得更好。但这并不意味着我们不应该有一个简单的选择来切换到我们喜欢的任何其他浏览器。我的意思是，如果你喜欢谷歌浏览器(Google Chrome)并且你已经习惯了以至于你甚至不想听到其他任何东西怎么办？或者，如果您讨厌基于 Chromium 的浏览器主导 Web 领域这一事实，而您宁愿使用Firefox保持互联网平衡？好吧，坏消息是 Windows 11 要求您通过更改特定文件类型和链接类型（HTTPS和HTTP）的默认应用程序来设置默认浏览器。
如何更改Windows 11中的默认浏览器(Windows 11)
这远没有在Windows 10(Windows 10)中单击选择默认浏览器那么简单。如果这不是讨厌Windows 11(Windows 11)的理由，我不知道它是什么。
5. Windows 11 Home不支持离线本地账户(Offline)
您(Are)是云服务、在线帐户以及在 Windows 设备上同步所有内容的粉丝吗？如果您是，那么您可能不介意在您拥有的每台Windows 11计算机或设备上使用Microsoft 帐户。(Microsoft account)但是，如果您不是，或者您打算在未连接到 Internet 的 PC 上使用Windows 11 ，这就是(Windows 11)Windows 11糟糕的原因：如果没有Microsoft帐户或 Internet 连接，您将无法安装其(install its Home edition)家庭(Home)版. 那不是很棒吗？
Windows 11 家庭版不允许本地帐户
本地离线账户只能使用 Windows 11 Pro及更高版本。(Pro)这对微软(Microsoft)来说是一个无赖和不必要的限制，我们认为该公司施加的限制只是为了强迫人们创建微软(Microsoft)帐户。
6. Windows 11 的用户界面有时需要太多的点击
Windows 11中的某些内容不像Windows 10中那样简单。这可能不是一个大问题，但对某些人来说是一个烦人的问题。以您连接到Wi-Fi(Wi-Fi)网络的方式为例：在Windows 10中，您单击/点击系统托盘中的Wi-Fi按钮，您将看到可用无线网络的列表。然后，您只需选择要连接的那个。在Windows 11中，您使用系统托盘中的相同网络按钮，但要访问Wi-Fi列表，您必须另外按下(Wi-Fi)Wi-Fi旁边的小箭头按钮。或者，作为另一个示例，在Windows 10中(Windows 10)，如果您单击或点击桌面或文件，您将获得一个上下文菜单，其中包含可供选择的选项。但是不，在Windows 11中，做同样的事情只会给你几个选项，要查看所有选项，你必须再次单击/点击Show more options。因此，您必须单击两次，而不是单击一次，这也是Windows 11与(Windows 11)Windows 10相比使用起来不太愉快的另一个原因。
Windows 11 中的右键菜单
提示：(TIP:)您可能想知道如何访问和恢复 Windows 11 中的旧右键菜单(access and restore the old right-click menu in Windows 11)。
7.设置(Settings)应用程序仍然不包括旧控制面板中的所有内容(Control Panel)
你还记得Windows 10是什么时候推出的吗？那是 2015 年7 月 29(July 29)日。那是触摸友好设置(Settings)应用程序的开始日期，该应用程序一直在努力取代旧的控制面板(Control Panel)。到目前为止，微软(Microsoft)还没有完成迁移Windows 10设置(Settings)应用程序中的所有工具和设置。坏消息是，Windows 11在这方面同样糟糕。虽然Windows 11中的(Windows 11)设置(Settings)应用程序在许多方面都比Windows 10中的更精简和更好，但它仍然没有在 Windows 10 中找到所有的东西。控制面板(Control Panel)。换句话说，控制面板(Control Panel)仍然是Windows 11中的一个东西，它是一个新的和现代的操作系统！这不是我们所期望的，也绝对不是我们第一次看到设置(Settings)应用程序 6 年后会说的。
Windows 11 的设置(Settings)应用程序和控制面板(Control Panel)
在您看来，为什么 Windows 11 会受到如此多的仇恨？
这些是我们在Windows 11(Windows 11)中不喜欢的东西，我们认为它们可以改进。我们希望微软(Microsoft)尽快采取行动，让它真正成为它想要的现代操作系统。走之前，请告诉我们：您不喜欢Windows 11的哪些方面？在下面的评论部分让我们知道。
Windows 11 sucks: 7 reasons why you may not like it -
Just like every other operating system made by Microsoft before it, Windows 11 aims to be the best. And to be fair, there are many reasons why it’s great. Howeνer, there are also many reasons why Windоws 11 suckѕ. Things that are missing and we had іn Windows 10, things that were better designed in earlier Windows operating systems, and thіngs that are hard to do. Why is Windows 11 so bad? Here are some reasons why we and many others say Windowѕ 11 sucks, at least in some respects:
1. Hardware requirements are prohibitive, especially TPM
Microsoft imposes strict system requirements for Windows 11, which means that many people won’t be able to install or upgrade their computers. Besides what we’d call normal requirements for a new operating system, such as processor speed, RAM, or storage amount, Windows 11 also has a series of demands that are downright prohibitive. Among them, the most disconcerting are the fact that your PC needs to have a TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module version 2.0) chip and that its processor must be at least a 2nd Generation AMD Ryzen or an 8th Generation Intel (or one of a few select Intel Core 7th Gen processors). It’s easy to say that you require all that on paper, but in the real world, there are lots of slightly older computers that have all the required power to run Windows 11, but they simply don’t have TPM 2.0 or one of the supported processors. Trust me: I have an older laptop with an Intel Core i7 7700HQ processor that runs great and even has a TPM 2.0 chip on it. It would have no problem running Windows 11, but Microsoft doesn’t let me. I’m pretty sure that many people are in the exact same situation, and that sucks!
PC Health Check saying that this computer can't run Windows 11
2. Windows 11’s taskbar is less personalizable
Windows 11’s taskbar looks nice with its centered icons and Start Menu, but it feels like a downgrade from Windows 10 in every other way. Windows 11’s taskbar can’t be moved or resized, it can’t be set to show smaller icons, you can’t ungroup the buttons on it, and it doesn’t show the time on secondary monitors. These are things that you can do with the taskbar from Windows 10, but you can’t do in Windows 11, and that’s another reason why Windows 11 sucks.
Windows 11’s taskbar can’t be moved
3. Windows 11’s Start Menu is oversimplified and lacks features
Likewise, Windows 11’s Start Menu feels like a downgrade from previous Windows versions. Microsoft tried to make it simpler and more focused on what people really use. Unfortunately, they kind of failed. The Windows 11 Start Menu looks a bit more like a smartphone’s home screen, but it’s nowhere near as useful. The live tiles are gone and replaced with simple icons, which is OK except for the fact that I actually liked the live tiles of some Windows 10 apps, like Weather, Mail, or Calendar. Don’t you miss them too?
Furthermore, instead of having something useful in its bottom section, Windows 11’s Start Menu only gives you a few apps and files you recently used. In theory, it might be a good thing, but in practice, I have yet to find how this could be useful to me in any way. I’ve never found the documents I wanted to edit in this recommendations list. The apps I regularly use are already in the Pinned section, which makes the Recommended area of the Start Menu pointless for me and others too, I bet.
Windows 11's Start Menu
Another issue is that if you configure the Recommended section to not show anything, it doesn’t disappear to leave room for other sections, and you get a Start Menu that’s half empty. That’s not a good design choice in our opinion.
4. Setting the default browser in Windows 11 is difficult
Another reason why Windows 11 sucks is the confusing way of setting the default web browser. Microsoft has a long history of attempting to make us all use its Edge web browser. It’s a good browser, to be honest, and it keeps on getting better by the day. But that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t have an easy option to switch to any other browser we prefer. I mean, what if you like Google Chrome and you got so used to it that you don’t even want to hear about anything else? Or what if you hate the fact that Chromium-based browsers are dominating the web sphere, and you’d rather use Firefox to keep the internet in balance? Well, the bad news is that Windows 11 requires you to set the default browser by changing the default app for specific file types and link types (HTTPS and HTTP).
How to change the default browser in Windows 11
That’s nowhere near as straightforward as choosing the default browser with a single click in Windows 10. If that’s not a reason to hate Windows 11, I don’t know what it is.
5. Offline local accounts are not available for Windows 11 Home
Are you a fan of cloud services, online accounts, and syncing everything you can on your Windows devices? If you are, then you probably don’t mind using a Microsoft account on each and every Windows 11 computer or device you own. However, if you’re not, or if you intend to use Windows 11 on a PC that’s not connected to the internet, here’s a reason why Windows 11 sucks: you can’t install its Home edition without a Microsoft account or an internet connection. Isn’t that great?
Windows 11 Home doesn't allow local accounts
Only Windows 11 Pro and above can be used with local offline accounts. That’s a bummer and an unnecessary restriction on Microsoft’s part, one that we presume the company imposes only to force people to create Microsoft accounts.
6. Windows 11’s user interface sometimes requires too many clicks
There are things in Windows 11 that are not as straightforward to get to as they are in Windows 10. It might not be a big issue, but it’s an annoying one for some. Take, for example, the way you connect to a Wi-Fi network: in Windows 10, you click/tap on the Wi-Fi button from the system tray, and you get to see the list of available wireless networks. Then, you simply choose the one you want to connect to. In Windows 11, you use the same network button from the system tray, but to get to the Wi-Fi list, you must additionally press the small arrow button next to the Wi-Fi one. Or, as another example, in Windows 10, if you click or tap on the desktop or on a file, you get a contextual menu with options to choose from. But no, in Windows 11, doing the same thing only gives you a few options, and to see them all, you have to make another click/tap on Show more options. So instead of one click, there are two clicks you have to do, and that’s another reason why Windows 11 is less pleasant to use compared to Windows 10.
Right-click menu in Windows 11
TIP: You may want to know how to access and restore the old right-click menu in Windows 11.
7. The Settings app still doesn’t include everything in the old Control Panel
Do you remember when Windows 10 was launched? It was on July 29, 2015. That was the starting date for the touch-friendly Settings app that was and is still struggling to replace the old Control Panel. Up until now, Microsoft still hasn’t managed to finish migrating all the tools and settings in Windows 10’s Settings app. And the bad news is that Windows 11 is just as bad in this aspect. While the Settings app in Windows 11 is more streamlined and better in many aspects than the one in Windows 10, it still doesn’t have all the things found in the Control Panel. In other words, Control Panel is still a thing in Windows 11, an operating system that’s as new and modern as it gets! Not something we expected from it, and definitely not something that we would have thought we’d say 6 years after we first saw the Settings app.
Windows 11's Settings app and Control Panel
In your opinion, why does Windows 11 receive so much hate?
These are the things we don’t like in Windows 11 and which we believe could be improved. We hope Microsoft will act on it as soon as possible, so that this truly can become the modern operating system it wants to be. Before you go, tell us: What are the things you dislike about Windows 11? Let us know in the comments section below.
