Windows 11 unveiled - Features and release date

Anyone else had the "your organization manages your pc updates"?
 
 
Anyone else had the "your organization manages your pc updates"?

Typically happens on installs where Windows Update is in the middle of managing/performing service updates, and mostly on Windows 10 Home. It will bug out like that for a while, and resolve itself later.

Most of the time, however, I've seen this on computers that are not properly licensed and are running a KVM activator.
 
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This TPM requirement is going be a problem.

Cool feature support for Android apps.
 
Typically happens on installs where Windows Update is managing service updates, and mostly on Windows 10 Home. It will bug out like that for a while, and resolve itself later.

Most of the time, however, I've seen this on computers that are not properly licensed and are running a KVM activator.
Windows update should always be managing its updates. It's not home and it is licensed properly.
 
Windows update should always be managing its updates. It's not home and it is licensed properly.
I should note that it also happens while in the middle of an update, or a version upgrade that's happening in the background.
 

Done my work pc and home pc all 10 yrs or older, I'm impressed all my high seas software works as normal.
 
I should note that it also happens while in the middle of an update, or a version upgrade that's happening in the background.
Nope, nothing like that happening either. *Shrug* whatever, my laptop was made this year. So should be fine.
 
Nope, nothing like that happening either. *Shrug* whatever, my laptop was made this year. So should be fine.

I've also seen it on computers where people sign in with their UNISA account to Windows 10 to get access to the free Office 365 license. Because it's an Azure AD account, they'll get the same message constantly.
 
I like the UX redesign, reminds me of macOS/Linux. First thing I noticed when switching to macOS is just how much better everything looked, I loathe the flat design/sharp corners in Windows 10.

This looks good imo
There are a few articles up over the webs that comment on the uncanny similarity with KDE.
 
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