It shows you for all the "security" and "great features" this was a dud on release. Maybe if they didn't spend so much time on trying to prevent some older Intel CPU's from working and focusing on finding you lacking on any hardware category it made a requirement (I think collusion with hardware since many that run win 10 find out there system is a no go for win 11.
It also shows Microsoft has yet to figure out how to release an OS without the flurry of just dumb bugs. Especially something they are making a big deal about, security and they forget to update their own certificate, sorry this is by far the worst Microsoft Corp. to date in terms of trying to get its OS out to as many users to convert them as quickly as possible. With people struggling to pay rent, mortgages. tuition, and other issues relating to the covid 19 damage to the economy Microsoft making users buy whole new systems or having to upgrade mobo and cpu, was not the way to help the economy as just like with win 10 and win 7, I see a very slow adoption rate and maybe even slower due to the hardware requirements putting most systems in the can't work with and the cost of some of the parts needed to meet the requirements, I see many people putting off upgrading their systems or buying new ones for 2-3 years, since Win 10 has support for I think 2025 or 2026.