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I share in your frustration, I haven't migrated to Windows 11 but I noticed these challenges in Windows 10 starting the crop up. The half baked settings UI which when you actually get to the place you need to go is in the old settings UI anyway.

But if what you say is difficult in Windows 11, it's going to be a bumpy ride

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I'd say the most frustrating thing to me is that they have legit made some decent UI improvements. I did like 11 when I started using it. Overall, the settings app is better. Overall, the bottom right menu for quick access buttons is awesome. There actually is potential here for something great. But there are these "minor" issues around common tasks involving both that I do regularly that ruin the whole experience and I just feel so disappointed and frustrated.

I hated giving up and going back to 10. While it is worse in some ways, it's better in the ways that matter to me.

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