Win 11's five major slaughter points to see which ones you are most annoying

2025-04-29 22:01:31|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Microsoft's support for Windows 10 will end in less than half a year, and more and more users are forced or voluntarily migrating to Windows 11. Although this system has improved a lot compared to when it was first released in 2021, there are still many things that need to be improved.

The following are the five points of Windows 11 inventory included by Neowin. Although it is not completely unacceptable to users, it has affected the user experience to a certain extent.

1. Incomplete dark mode

The modern part of Windows 11 already supports dark mode well, but once some older UI elements are involved, the problem arises, and many common interfaces (such as file properties windows, paste progress UI, control panels, etc.) still cannot fully support dark mode.

This not only affects the beauty, but also is not friendly to users who rely on dark mode to protect their vision. Many users choose to use third-party applications to solve this problem, but since third-party applications can solve these problems, why can't Microsoft?

2. Cannot automatically switch topics

Today in 2025, Windows 11 still cannot automatically switch dark and light modes based on sunrise/sunset time or custom time.

This feature was implemented many years ago by macOS, iOS, Android, and many Linux distributions, but Microsoft has been neglecting this simple requirement, forcing users to use third-party apps to implement it.

3. Disconnection between control panel and settings application

Since the introduction of the Settings app in Windows 8 in 2012, Microsoft has been trying to integrate the control panel's features into the new Settings app, but 13 years later, users still need to open the control panel to enable certain features.

Each major update to Windows 11 will migrate some control panel features to the Settings app, but progress is still slow. In addition, not only does disk management or device manager not only lack a modern look, but even high DPI support and dark mode are missing.

And there is another point, it is also very unpleasant to not be able to open multiple windows.

4. Start Menu and Taskbar Limitations

The design of the Start Menu has been improved, but users are still unable to resize it freely. Windows 10 allows the Start Menu to be expanded to screen height, but Windows 11 cancels this feature.

In addition, the Windows 11 taskbar cannot be moved to other locations on the screen (such as on both sides), which is especially inconvenient for some users.

5. The animation is not good

The animation effect of Windows 11 is another disappointing point. Even on powerful computers, taskbar switching, task view and thumbnail animations still appear to be stuttering, and the system often drops frames when rendering animations.

These problems seriously affect the user experience, and even forced some users to turn off all animation effects. After turning off the animation, the system response speed is significantly improved, which also indirectly reflects the shortcomings of animation effects.

In addition to the above issues, Windows 11 has many other things that need to be improved, such as reducing system ads, adding widgets to the desktop, optimizing the performance of the right-click menu, reducing the confusion of feature updates, etc.

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