Windows 11 Upgrade

TaskbarTactician

So here’s my take: after running Windows 11 21H2 for a good while, now the push is on to upgrade to 22H2. Honestly, I’ve been a staunch Windows user long before these perpetual updates came along, and I can’t help but wonder if this upgrade is all it’s cracked up to be. Is anyone actually seeing tangible improvements in stability, performance, or security? From what I’ve read, many of these updates seem more cosmetic or like a way to tweak telemetry rather than fixing the issues that really impact daily use.

I’m particularly curious about the upgrade process itself. Have people encountered any hiccups or compatibility issues during the jump from 21H2 to 22H2, especially on older hardware? Is a clean install noticeably better than an in-place upgrade, or am I just chasing my tail with the usual “it’ll resolve itself over time” mantra?

Looking forward to some real talk—detailed experiences and any hard evidence that the upgrade actually ticks the boxes, without just being marketing spin.

DiskCleanupDynamo

I’ve found a few wins with 22H2 on my setup—although nothing revolutionary, there are subtle improvements in stability. I did hit a minor driver hiccup on my older hardware, which made me lean towards doing a clean install rather than an in-place upgrade. If you’re comfortable with backing up and doing a fresh install, it might save you some headaches. But overall, the changes seem more about fine-tuning than a radical overhaul.