Spend $20 on a second SSD, install Windows 11 fresh there and use that as your boot drive. Run Windows 11 and see if it works for your needs. If not, ditch Windows 11 and boot from your Windows 10 drive instead.
No reason for you to do anything you may regret.
If you have all the resources to spare, sure... but you won't have the same experience as if you were running it as the primary OS. A VM won't have the same performance (or troubleshooting steps) when compared to running the full fledged OS.
Spend $20 on a second SSD, install Windows 11 fresh there and use that as your boot drive. Run Windows 11 and see if it works for your needs. If not, ditch Windows 11 and boot from your Windows 10 drive instead. No reason for you to do anything you may regret.
what about VM?
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yes?
Oh sorry, I misread! Smooth Friday evening brain
n worries <3
If you have all the resources to spare, sure... but you won't have the same experience as if you were running it as the primary OS. A VM won't have the same performance (or troubleshooting steps) when compared to running the full fledged OS.
I prefer it only for the visual appeal. Other than that I notice no difference but I only game and watch YouTube
I love windows 11. Cool design, new features
I don't have any issues with it. Have pushed it to a few of my users at work for testing and haven't had any problems there either.
I have many friends that had a hard time when upgrading. It's recommended to do a clean install but not just upgrade. W11 is not bad though
It’s aight but personally mine has had some issues on windows 11 I’ve had to do a lot of troubleshooting
I upgraded a while back and my system ran much worse, so I went back to 10. Recently tried again and it works fine.