Last week, Microsoft unveiled a major set of sweeping changes that it's planning to make to Windows 11 this year that are designed to address top feedback from users who have become frustrated with the platform over the last two years. Most of the changes are very good, with a big focus on fixing fundamental problems and ensuring the OS is fast, fluid, and stable for power users and professionals.
However, Microsoft didn't address all of Windows 11's top issues. While it's certainly tackling a large majority of them, there are a few big outliers from the announcement that appear to not be getting addressed as part of Microsoft's big plan. Here's a rundown of those issues:
