Ditto. Had a PC (Trash80) before IBM was selling PC's. And actually used it at work. Then a Sanyo clone with single-sided floppy drive. Built desktops in the 286 era, set up elementary school Apple II lab with networked printing, persuaded employer (branch of a Large Government Agency) that we wanted Ethernet when HQ insisted on TokenRing at 9600 baud between us and HQ. We won. Then I lost control over our little 60 person LAN when HQ hired a 'real' network specialist to replace my part time efforts. Of course I had to teach him everything. Lots of evolutionary experience since then.
But Windows 7 today seems to be all I need for anything I do on a PC. I recognize it's on me to not download viruses and scams since official support has ended. I don't care. That's never been a problem. I'm not interested in whatever Win 11 could do for me and I doubt this 10 year old Pentium 7 desktop, or the similar-spec laptop out at the ranch, would even be suitable. Rip Van Winkle here. Life is good.