It’s been a little over a year since Microsoft released Windows 11 as an upgrade to Windows 10. Many people were rather disappointed by this upgrade as it wouldn’t run on their hardware and didn’t seem to be a huge improvement over Windows 10.

It has been a chaotic release year for sure. One update would seem to fix problems and the next update would seem to create even more issue. From very slow file transfers to very slow desktops and endless printer buffering. The problems just never seemed to end.

However, it now appears that after a year’s worth of improvements, updates, and fixes, that the operating system may finally be ready for prime time. The hardware folks have released firmware updates and drivers that work well with Windows 11 and the software itself has dramatically pared down the list of known issues.

So, if you were on the fence about moving to Windows 11, now, as we enter 2023, it would seem a good time to do so.