The Windows 11 system is a major change and upgrade from Microsoft, introducing many major design changes, new features and more. However, due to many changes, Windows 11 inevitably has imperfect details (that is, bugs).
For example, the right-click menu of the Windows 11 system is confusing to users. After a few operations, more than five different visual styles can be found, and these styles have little in common. Later Microsoft tried to unify the visual style with a modernized right-click menu, but this made the situation worse.
Most applications currently do not support the new right-click menu, so users still need to open two right-click menus to open the desired options.
Microsoft previously allowed pressing Shift + F10 to open the first option for a selected file or folder. After Build 22572, although Windows 11 still uses the “double menu”, it is much simpler to call the classic variant. You can hold down the Shift key and right-click to open the right-click menu directly.
In fact, the continuation of the “double menu” in the Windows 11 system is a compromise, but Microsoft tries to make it easier for users who often use the old menu to get started, especially on Notebook, no longer need to press Fn and F1-F12 key combination.
There are still many inconsistent designs in Windows 11 as a whole, which makes the system look not “integrated” and has a sense of fragmentation. It is hoped that it can be gradually resolved in future updates.
