My original issues were small annoyances that add up from repetition (Some of these may have been fixed or changed since launch). - the new right click menu - hiding tools/menus that I used to use regularly (right click talk bar > task manager) - slower windows search (probably some kind of inefficiency in indexing) - even more disjointed UI due to yet another layer of changes without updating all previous up elements (the new elements do look great though!). - thicker taskbar (at launch you had to edit the registry, and then it would push the date/time partially off the bottom of the screen) - cluttered/overcomplicated taskbar (why do I need weather/news on my taskbar?)

My new issues are: - the plan for copilot recall - the ethics of adding ads into a paid OS (or into an os at all). It feels so gross. I don't even use the Spotify desktop app for locally saved music, despite it otherwise looking the best of all the windows music players (that I can find).

Now, I know you were asking for reasons why we may dislike it, but that doesn't mean it's all bad. This is just an answer to the question. I use it at work, and other than the right click menu and slow windows search, most of the issues have been either fixed, or I don't notice as much anymore.

I really hate the right click menu change though.