Hi,
Last week I upgraded the church laptop to Windows 11 from the Windows Update settings screen. It didn't take very long, and produced no error messages.
After testing, during last Sunday's service I used the laptop with OpenLP, with songs having audio tracks attached, and a PowerPoint presentation during the service. All worked normally from OpenLP.
The only (minor) problem I found is that without warning the upgrade process had changed my Sound Scheme from "No sounds" to "Windows Default", and this caused a couple of "dings" to be heard over the church loudspeakers when Windows popped up a message to tell me about something routine. The place to change the sound scheme has moved and during the service I couldn't find it, but it's there in the System>Sound settings page, under "More sound settings".
It's still early days but overall it has been a smooth upgrade process, and all seems to be working OK.
The day before the service I used the laptop to host a Google Meet during our bible study, with an external USB microphone and external USB camera attached. Again, no problems.
FYI I'm using a Dell Latitude 5300 almost two years old, 8th Gen i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 256 GB NVMe disk. Windows Pro, OpenLP v2.4.6, MS Office 2019 (not 365). The only other software I use on the machine is Audacity, VLC and a Veeam backup agent and they are working well also.
Kind regards,
Steve