This might also be helpful -

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/basics-using-start-and-taskbar-in-windows-11-and/415c0fce-7b5d-4a81-968b-3900720bdf8e


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From: Code for Libraries <[log in to unmask]> On Behalf Of charles meyer
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2025 1:01 PM
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Subject: [CODE4LIB] Windows 10 -vs- Windows 11 Side-by-Side Comparison with screenshots

My esteemed listmates,

I know I'm asking for a big favor on this one but who would care more with the tech knowledge than people on this list?!

A vendor just installed a new kiosk with laptops running W11.

Most of my co-workers still use W10 including our staff desktops.

We're expected to help patrons/visitors with the laptops they eject to use in the library.

Many patrons/visitors will have no idea how to use W11.

I've Googled this issue and found most resurs are YT or other videos.

We are under-staffed so on the run we'll need "cheat sheets" with screenshots showing you how you performed tasks in W10 -vs; how you now do them in W11.

I found these 2 sites -
https://www.cnet.com/tech/computing/every-difference-you-should-care-about-between-windows-10-and-windows-11/

https://tdx.maine.edu/TDClient/2624/Portal/KB/PrintArticle?ID=139946

which seemed promising but they don't really have side-by-side comparisons of the steps, they talk about the new interface and offer opinions of why W11 is better but we just need a "cheat sheet" of how you did to the top 10-20 tasks in W10 compared with, in screenshots, now how you do them in W11.

Years ago when MS had won the battle between WordPerfect -vs- Word MS published a comparison chart of how you did things in WordPerfect -vs- how you now would need to do them in MS Word.

Has anyone found such a "cheat sheet" they could please share?

Thank you so much,

Charles.

Charlotte  County Public Library
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