It has been about half a year since Windows 11 was launched. Although there has been no major disaster, and the support of the software is not a problem, for some users, they must still worry about whether they will not be able to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11. There will be some functions that will not work or disappear, so it is too late to make a decision. For this reason, a foreign media recently compiled a list of some missing features in Win 11, which should be a good reference for you. What I didn’t expect is that there are so many features missing.
Foreign media compiled a list of features missing from Windows 11
Recently, the well-known foreign media Windows Latest compiled a list of features they found missing in Windows 11, from the start menu, task bar, and file manager.
The first is the start menu. Most people should already know that Windows 11 has eliminated the dynamic brick, there is no way to change the size and grouping of icons in the start menu, and even the size of the start screen itself cannot be adjusted.
In addition to this, there are others, such as “the start screen is no longer full screen”, “the folder function of the application is currently unavailable, but it will return after Windows 11 version 22H2”, “cannot pin the settings page to Start”, “Cannot delete recommended block”, “Do not support markup function”, etc.
Then there is the work column. Windows Latest directly said that the work column is the worst part of Windows 11. Currently, it can only be displayed at the bottom of the screen. I am not sure if there will be more choices in the future. You can’t pin an application or folder by dragging it to the toolbar. Collectively, they are the following:
You cannot change the size and position of the work column.
You cannot ungroup tabs.
You can’t drag and drop files to the taskbar, but support for this feature will return later this year, including the ability to drag and drop app icons to the taskbar, but only for desktop apps.
There is no way you can’t directly disable a system icon, such as the sound function in the lower right corner.
Microsoft has removed the full right-click menu menu for the task column, so the option to launch Task Manager is missing.
Unable to add address, link, desktop and folder.
Windows 10’s battery allowed users to quickly change power modes, but this has been removed in Windows 11.
Microsoft has also removed the ability to view or add calendar events.
The last file manager is a little less, and the missing functions are:
There is no rearrange option in the right-click menu menu, which may be a big problem, because sometimes after the file manager operation, the folder will not be automatically rearranged, and you need to re-enter the folder to solve it.
The new right-click menu menu does not support all the functions of the classic version, and the loading speed is relatively slow.
Remove the ability to quickly open the toolbar.
Folder previews are not supported in RTM generation, but this issue will be resolved in the 22H2 release.
On the whole, some small functions are mostly missing, it depends on whether you use these functions frequently.
At this stage, it seems that Microsoft will gradually add the functions that have been scolded by netizens for being tragically lost in later versions, so if you don’t see them now, new updates may appear again in the future. Those who are not in a hurry can wait. Look.
Source: Windows Latest