Users strongly disagree with Microsoft's claim that Windows Updates are substantially faster.

• Microsoft has said numerous times that the upgrade time for Windows 11 PCs has been shortened.
  
• Users, on the other hand, would disagree with the tech giant because they have been made to wait for a long time for it.
• The current Microsoft operating system has a lot of negative feedback on social media sites and forums.
• It's not ideal to have to wait an extra 15 minutes while the screen displays 100% complete.

In recent months, a lot has been said about Microsoft and its latest operating system, both good and negative. Users are gradually acclimating to Windows 11 and many have already updated.

Despite the fact that the new OS lacks several of the important features that customers enjoyed in Windows 10, users are less critical of the new operating system.

However, similar to a political campaign, the Redmond tech behemoth has made promises to attract consumers to adopt Windows 11, but has yet to deliver.

Users are now questioning if these little but vexing features will ever be addressed, and if upgrading the operating system is even worthwhile.

Updates are still taking a long time to install for certain users.

We're talking about Windows Updates, and how consumers are still waiting for them to finish downloading and installing, unsure whether it will take another five minutes or half an hour.

Despite the fact that one of Windows 11's selling points was its substantially faster update rates, not all customers appear to agree with this statement.

In reality, for some, update times haven't altered much, and they're becoming tired of sitting in front of their computers for hours on end.

The business announced at the time that new Windows Updates will be 40% smaller and so take less time to install on your device.

The notion that previous updates will expire was also stated, resulting in substantially faster scan times. Users, on the other hand, strongly disagree with Microsoft's statement and have taken to social media and forums to vent their displeasure.

Many of them feel as though they haven't moved on from Windows 10 yet, as they are forced to wait for who knows how long for these updates.

To be honest, staring at a screen that reads 100% complete and then having to give it an extra 10-15 minutes isn't ideal for most of us, especially because time is the most valuable resource we have as humans.

Many of us assumed that by 2022, we wouldn't have to cope with continuous updates, especially since we'd upgraded to a newer, faster experience.

Users that discovered a way to speed things up shared their findings with the rest of the community, and the answer is, as you might assume, easier than before.

Purchase a nvme m.2 SSD. My Windows updates are completed before I've finished sipping water, which is hilarious.

Everyone is expecting that Microsoft will take a break from conceptualising Windows 12 and toying with the taskbar in order to finally fix Windows Updates.

We've got you covered if you're having problems figuring out how to use the Windows Update troubleshooter accurately and efficiently.

If you run into the Something went wrong, try opening Settings later problem, we can offer some advice on how to resolve it.

How long did you have to wait for your most recent Windows update to finish? Please tell us about your experience in the comments area below.