So please tell me what’s wrong with data tranferring under W11, because it’s clear that something happens, results and time are what they are. However, and again under W11, it takes at least 7 minutes so forth to complete the same operation. On the other hand, under W10 the transference from one internal HD to one 1Tb external HD of one movie with 2.5Gb takes near 3 minutes – just notice there are both HDs, not SSDs.

Under W11 the same program spent 32 minutes to do the same operation. Everything in Linux for me has been have a program for clearing SSD’s free space named FillDisk v.02 that under W10 it clears an entire internal 256Gb SSD in 16 minutes.

I have to deal with simple problems that in Windows I resolve in 1 minute, on Linux it takes me 2 hours and there is no guarantee it will work. I’ve tired switching to Linux multiple times, but it just isn’t viable enough. I’m really disappointed and concerned in the authoritarian/dictatorial direction Windows is taking in the last few years. Windows 10 at least allowed you to easily set your default programs, in Windows 11, you have to go through every format like an imbecile and go “Open With…” I think HDD is becoming the less viable option these days, the difference between Windows 10 and 11 is mostly that 11 is more bloated and some things like Edge are like malware – you uninstall them, they reinstall themselves, when you accidentally open them, they hijack your whole screen space, they run in the background despite never being opened for the first time. xDįor me Windows 10 and 11 run equally fast on both HDD and SSD. I forgot to mention what I disagree with you.

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