1. OneDrive Differences

Q: Why does OneDrive look different after upgrading to Windows 11?
A: Windows 11 includes an updated OneDrive client with a more integrated experience in File Explorer. You may notice:

• File Explorer integration: The “Files On-Demand” feature is more prominent.
• Settings moved: OneDrive settings are now accessed from Windows Settings > Accounts > OneDrive.
• Sync issues: Ensure you are signed into the correct account by opening OneDrive settings (right-click OneDrive icon > Settings).

2. SharePoint/Teams Sync Differences

Q: Why do my SharePoint and Teams files no longer sync correctly?
A: Windows 11 may reset OneDrive’s sync settings. To resolve:

• Open OneDrive and go to Settings > Account.
• Ensure your Teams and SharePoint libraries are selected for sync.
• If issues persist, unlink and relink your account in OneDrive settings.

3. User Interface Differences (Start Menu & Shortcuts)

Q: Why does the Start Menu look different, and how can I customize it?
A: Windows 11 introduces a centered Start Menu with a new design. You can:

• Move it back to the left: Settings > Personalization > Taskbar > Taskbar behaviors.
• Add or remove pinned apps by right-clicking on apps in Start.
• Access traditional shortcuts by right-clicking Start > More options.

4. Desktop User Interface Differences

Q: Where are my right-click menu options?
A: Windows 11 uses a simplified right-click menu. To see all options:

• Click Show More Options or press Shift + Right Click.

Q: How do I bring back classic folder options?
A: Open File Explorer > View > Show > Navigation Pane and enable the classic options.

5. Outlook/Office Signature & Font Settings

Q: Why did my Outlook signature disappear after upgrading?
A: Windows 11 may reset Outlook profiles. To restore:

• Open Outlook > File > Options > Mail > Signatures.
• If missing, locate old signatures in:
  C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Signatures
• Copy the old signatures and paste them back into Outlook.

Q: Why did my default fonts in Office change?
A: Windows 11 resets some Office settings. To restore:

• Open Word > File > Options > Fonts.
• Set your preferred font and click Set as Default.

6. Adobe & Other Applications No Longer Compatible

Q: Why won’t my Adobe (or other apps) work after upgrading?
A: Some older applications are not compatible with Windows 11. You may need to:

• Update the application via the vendor’s website.
• Purchase a newer version if required (e.g., Adobe Acrobat may need a subscription).
• Check compatibility mode: Right-click the app > Properties > Compatibility > Select Windows 10 compatibility.

7. Printer Drivers Issues

Q: My printer stopped working after the upgrade. What can I do?
A: Windows 11 may require updated printer drivers. To fix:

• Open Settings > Bluetooth & Devices > Printers & Scanners.
• Select your printer and click Remove Device, then re-add it.
• Download the latest drivers from the printer manufacturer’s website.
• If issues persist, install the printer manually via Control Panel > Devices and Printers.