Windows 11 features a centered Start menu, which can be reverted to the left through Settings. The taskbar search box can be disabled in Settings if not needed. The Widgets board can be toggled off to prevent it from opening unintentionally. The taskbar's position is restricted to center or left, and third-party applications like Start11 can provide more flexibility. Users can manage overwhelming desktop notifications in Settings and minimize the presence of Microsoft’s Copilot. The right-click context menu requires an extra click for more options, and users can explore Registry edits to restore the traditional menu. Changing default applications for file types is cumbersome, requiring individual adjustments for each type. Many features in Windows 11 may feel unnecessary and can be modified or disabled through system settings.