MacOS offers the option to use three fingers on the trackpad to drag and drop items. We'd have liked to see those options sped up in Windows 11, but Microsoft didn't mention any changes on this front. PCs running Windows 10 can face slower shutdown, restart and wake-from-sleep times, sometimes due to the need to close apps like the task manager. Faster shutdown, restart and wake from sleep But it seems like the process to upgrade to Windows 11 once it's available for you will be the same as it has been for Windows 10. In Windows 11, we'd like to see an approach more similar to Google's with Chrome OS, where the upgrade occurs in a second partition so it's done in the background. Windows 10 represented Microsoft's move to deliver Windows as a service, with continuous updates - which is great for keeping machines secure. Here are some of the changes we would have liked to see in Windows 11, but didn't. Or at least, they weren't there in the first look we got. Several features that CNET editors including Jason Hiner, Stephen Shankland, Lori Grunin and I were hoping to see in terms of performance and productivity didn't end up coming to fruition. While Windows 11 will bring some useful new features, including easier virtual desktop creation, widgets, Android app downloads and a more integrated Microsoft Teams experience, it's not quite a total overhaul of Windows 10. Read more: Windows 11 review: The new OS makes you ask, update or wait? (Here's how the new OS compares with Windows 10.) (We can show you how to download Windows 11 and how to create a Windows 11 install drive.) The newest Microsoft operating system boasts a redesigned interface, a centered Start button and taskbar and a cleaner, more Mac-like aesthetic overall. 5, bringing the OS to newer devices before it rolls out to older ones. Windows 11 began its staggered launch on Oct. Windows 11 brought some welcome new features and a redesigned interface, but we haven't gotten everything we wanted.
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