In Windows 10, all I have to do is select one program associated with a media type. Simple. The Photos app for images and pictures.
In Windows 11, I have to select a program for every single file format listed. Every. Single. One.
Windows 11 is not an upgrade.
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SparkMyke:
…In Windows 10, all I have to do is select one program associated with a media type. Simple. The Photos app for images and pictures.
Toe the line like everyone else
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Ndindu
January 26, 2026, 4:58am
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Move to Linux and avoid all these problems. Forget about viruses.
Ile siku hiyo Windoz 11 itaanza mambo za OneDrive ndio utamea akili. You CUNT disable it once it starts asking OneDrive Sync
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Till the land, elders, and buy whichever version of Windows you want. They do free upgrades for developers.
Total Cost (excluding MSDN discounts) = $9.99
SparkMyke:
…In Windows 10, all I have to do is select one program associated with a media type. Simple. The Photos app for images and pictures.
Windows 11 is a horrible product
duskidauni:
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SparkMyke:
…In Windows 10, all I have to do is select one program associated with a media type. Simple. The Photos app for images and pictures.
Windows 11 is a horrible product
Well, in Microsoft’s defense, they’re not making much from consumers so you can suck it up and wait for Windows 12.
Jack_Black:
…m associated with a media type. Simple. The Photos app for images and pictures.
Well, in Microsoft’s defense, they’re not making much from consumers so you can suck it up and wait for Windows 12.
That is no excuse for a terrible product. And why are you dickriding Microsoft?
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duskidauni:
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That is no excuse for a terrible product. And why are you dickriding Microsoft?
I started using Microsoft products when I was 8 years old with Ms-DOS on Windows 95 followed by Microsoft Office. I have spent my entire life learning Microsoft stuff so I can tell you with confidence that the consumer isn’t even in the top 5 considerations right now.
Jack_Black:
…mers so you can suck it up and wait for Windows 12.
I started using Microsoft products when I was 8 years old with Ms-DOS on Windows 95 followed by Microsoft Office. I have spent my entire life learning Microsoft stuff so I can tell you with confidence that the consumer isn’t even in the top 5 considerations right now.
Me too, I used Microsoft 95 as a little boy. I think Windows peaked at Windows 7. From there ot has been a pretty standard process of enshittification. Current CEO has hedged all his bets on AI and Cloud and doesn’t care for consumer preference.
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duskidauni:
…I have spent my entire life learning Microsoft stuff so I can tell you with confidence that the consumer isn’t even in the top 5 considerations right now.
Me too, I used Microsoft 95 as a little boy. I think Windows peaked at Windows 7. From there ot has been a pretty standard process of enshittification. Current CEO has hedged all his bets on AI and Cloud and doesn’t care for consumer preference.
If it helps, most of Microsoft’s current software engineering department started programming in Java and other web application languages, so we can assume that Windows will continue using 60% of memory while idling on the desktop for the foreseeable future.
Just like Windows Vista and Windows 8.
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