Zac and Daniel talk about the October 5 release date for Windows 11 and a (since fixed) crippling bug that has some users worried about stability. They also talk about the delay of Android app compatibility within the new OS, and why Windows 11 won't really sell new computers, but it's a nice cherry on top.

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• No one is going to go buy a new PC just for Windows 11 | Windows Central
• HP Pavilion Aero 13 review: The lightest and best mid-range AMD laptop available | Windows Central
• Microsoft to unveil new Surface hardware on September 22 | Windows Central
• Report suggests that an 'ad' for Microsoft Teams may have broken the Windows 11 desktop and taskbar | Windows Central
• Windows Subsystem for Android discovered in Microsoft Store, but it doesn't work yet | Windows Central
• Windows 11 Build 22000.176 rolls out to the Beta Channel with more fixes | Windows Central
• We asked experts how Windows 11 is looking ahead of its October 5 release | Windows Central
• Windows 11: Release date, price, and everything you need to know | Windows Central
• Windows 11 shipping without Android apps isn't a big deal to many | Windows Central
• Latest Windows 11 Beta and Dev builds causing Start menu, taskbar to disappear for many. Here's how to fix it [Updated] | Windows Central