Windows 11 has received several feature updates, with version 25H2 upcoming, but it still lacks many user-requested features. Key issues include:
1. Users want more control over Windows Update, including the ability to disable automatic updates or schedule them flexibly.
2. There is a demand for the option to set up devices with a local account instead of being forced to use a Microsoft account.
3. Users miss the ability to resize the Taskbar, which is currently fixed in size.
4. The option to relocate the Taskbar to the top of the screen has been removed, and users want this flexibility restored.
5. A fully consistent dark mode across the operating system is desired, along with customizable live tiles.
6. Users would benefit from charging limit options for laptops to extend battery lifespan.
7. The settings page for File Explorer needs modernization to align with the Windows 11 aesthetic.
8. There is a call for a variant of Windows 11 that supports older PCs that do not meet current hardware requirements.