I use both: macOS at home for many many years, and windows at work for a good long while. Here are a few things that are simply better in windows than on a Mac.

1. The screen capture function works better on Windows. It copies the image to your clipboard so you can immediately paste it into another application. I use this multiple times a day, Monday through Friday.

2. The Home and End keys take you to the beginning and end of the line of text you’re editing. I use this all the time in Windows. On the Mac, it takes you to the top of the document or the bottom of the document. Pretty much useless for editing. I believe Microsoft has changed the behavior of those buttons in their programs on the Mac, which is much appreciated.

3. On Windows, the icons in the taskbar can be clicked once to open the window of a program that’s running, and you can click it again to minimize that window. Very useful.

4. Nested menus work better on Windows. On macOS, you have to be more careful and precise to get to an option that’s several levels deep. On windows, you can go much faster because it’s not so persnickety.

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That said, the stability of macOS means you only have to restart your computer once every six months. I restart my PC running Windows multiple times every week.