other options: there's software available that will let you install W11 on a W10 computer (this can't be done with all computers especially older CPUs. Mine is a 4th gen Intel). 1) requires either a second hard drive or create a new partition if you only have one HD 9small HDs probably won't work. 2) create a Virtual Machine. I've done it both ways and they work with TT desktop 2025. I don't know if W11 is really more secure; if so, why the monthly security updates. I hate W11s sneaky One Drive and some other features it's just that I have a lot of apps on the W10 that for one reason or another can't be reinstalled on a W11. option one is dual boot which means you're either using the W10 or W11 OS. 2) allows both to operate simultaneously but I do hate the ugly fonts on the W11 VM. Should these go Soutth at some point, my option would be a cheap laptop.
