I love going into the registry and making changes to suit my needs. I remember people always telling me as i went through my travels through the IT sphere, "Do EVER go into the registry as you'll break the OS!" Since i was always the type of person to NEVER listen to anyone, i went into the registry and broke my OS! BUT...as i got older and much wiser, i learned how to comfortably go into the registry and i've never looked back. I think the biggest problems people have is that they confuse zeros with the letter O. As you mentioned in the video, if you change one single character, you can easily break the system. And the last hack was the best btw.
When editing the registry I have found it useful to just type the first letter and let it jump down close to what you are looking for. Example type "S" to get close to search setting and then use the down arrow to get the rest of the way. This works globally throughout Windows (ie. Explorer, Word...) Also right and left arrows work to expand and colapse branches.
If you don’t like editing the registry yourself, WinAero does it all for you just by ticking a box. It has like 100 different tweaks and settings like disabling telemetry altogether and also the ones showcased in this video (and probably the next one too).
@@CyberCPU But I like knowing how to do it myself instead of trusting a program to do it all for me :-} I used WinAero and had to do a new Win install all because I wanted my task bar back at the top. Wish I had pro so I could do a victual pc to run testing lol
It is not for the faint of heart. You could easily make your computer not boot into Windows any more if you edit the wrong entry. Or you might cause Windows to behave unpredictably.
The bonus hack was what I have been wanting for ages! Thanks 😃 Edit: 5 days after originally posting this comment I keep wondering why the context menu is so big then I remember I applied this hack! 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you! The larger taskbar and restoration of the old, functional context menu helps make the clunky Windows 11 UI much better! I recently got a TPM daughter board to plug into my old Intel X99 based motherboard, after the price dropped substantially - just to see if it would give me the option of upgrading to Windows 11. Even after installing this I was disappointed to see that the compatibility checker still said my system wasn't ready for Windows 11 because it didn't like my i7-5820k CPU (6 cores, 12 threads, clocked at 3.3GHZ - so what's not to like?). I was then surprised a few days later when Windows Update decided to upgrade me to Windows 11 all by itself, which (thank God!) it did successfully. It even kept all my existing applications working perfectly too, stuff like my media server, FTP server, web server, and home security camera hub - stuff that would have been a pain if I'd had to set it up all over again. The main thing I've been very disappointed about in Windows 11 is how clunky and worse Microsoft's desktop UI has become! I really miss the Cortana/Search textbox on the task bar (without having to pop-up huge menus that I don't want to see), so hope they'll provide some user options for adding it back in. Even before my Win-10 system upgraded itself, I have used "Classic Shell" for my desktop UI for years. After Windows 11 installed , I was happy to see that its Windows 7 style "Start" button and menus all still worked perfectly - even while the native Windows 11 "Start" button also appeared in the middle of the task bar and worked as well. Maybe someday Microsoft's UI team will create something worth using, but as Windows Vista, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11's horrible desktop UI 's show - they clearly aren't very good at this! Love what you're doing on your channel - subscribing!
When you're navigating the Registry, you can reduce the scrolling about for keys, by typing the first letter of their names. If you're a fast enough typist and you manage to hit the second and third letters, too, you'll get to the very key you want, not just its neighborhood.
the disable online search one has been breaking my balls for months! everytime i type a program name to start it quickly, the start menu lags for 3 or 4 seconds to do an online search before showing me the program i was looking for. Now it's snappy as it should. thanks a lot!
Hey Rich, what an awsome channel! Having held off from upgrading from Win7 due to MS making a total mess of subsequent UIs, you have made the inevitable move to Win11 a lot less stressfull having had to get a new PC recently. From your Win7 lookalike videos to the reg hack videos, my new PC is actually close to how I had my trusty 12 year old XPS8300. But what I find is your delivery method is excellent and so easy to follow, unlike a lot of other channels. I don't normally subscribe to channels on YT, but have here as your channel is spot on!
If I could have, I would have stuck with XP😋😜🤪 I migrated over to Kubuntu for 9 years from 2011 but could only put up with having to reinstall the OS every so often due to the migration tool never working and having to reinstall all my favourite programs.
My Favourites were "Disable Dynamic Search" & "Disable Search Box Suggestions". I hate Microsoft's fixation of ramming adverts and their suggestions down our throats. I agree with you, if I want to Internet search for something, I'll open a Browser... just not Edge and certainly not Bing. Very helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make it :)
Thank you, love them all because I love to play around in the registry. But as you mentioned, always create a restore point, plus I always backup the registry as well. Looking forward to the next video!!
As of 22H2 you just need to hold Left Shift + RMB to open the old context menu instead of going through the sub-menu. I've been using Left Shift for a long time now anyways, since I usually needed that "Copy as path" option visible for me.
You can add the reg entry and check my youtube, and Copy to Folder and Move to Folder, awesome add ons, plus if you like the Windows Picture Viewer you can add that one too. Just goes in the more options and its there :) Works great!
It would be nice to make it the default. Microsloth fixed it so that the registry fix no longer does it any more. One good idea would be to put all that minimalistic crap on a special mode for tablets that we can turn on or off at any time. We would be able to choose a classic or tablet mode if they did what I was thinking of. Instead they just want to make annoying changes and continually block us from undoing them. I am just glad I was able to install Windows 10 on my laptop that came with 11 by default. It worked flawlessly for me and all I had to do was make installation media. Of course there are other things that need fixing in Windows 11 but have existed in 10. They are both similar in some ways.
I remember at one point there was a registry hack to bring back the old Windows 10 taskbar and start menu, however in later builds the start menu is broken and the taskbar is half broken, so ideally you'd want to go with a third party program for that anyway.
Thank you. That last hack got rid of one of my pet peeves. WHY did Microsoft think it was "good" to hide the most commonly used menu items? If I'm using Windows File Explorer, I usually want to Copy, Cut or Paste. What do they do at Gate's ex-company? It's just bizarre!
They have cut copy and paste but instead of them being menu items they're little icons across the top. I always forget which icon is for which and I have to mouse over them for the tool tip. It's unbelievably annoying.
I hate that Microsoft removed Move to and Copy to from the bar (ribbon in Windows 10). I use those a lot to move files. There is a registry hack to bring the Windows 10 ribbon menu to Windows 11 (making File Explorer look like Windows 10)
For the context menu tweak, leaving the value blank did not work for me. However, setting the value to zero did work. Also, as someone pointed out below, even without the registry tweak, shift-rightClick brings up the old context menu.
You can also disable the new context menu in Windows 11 registry settings by doing the following: 1. Open Run dialog by pressing Win +R 2. Copy and paste the line below and press enter reg.exe add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /ve 3. Click on the Task Manager icon on the taskbar, find Windows Explorer, and restart it.
Nice, good findings. Would have been nice with the regedit keys and dwords in the description. 😉 The last one was the best one, been bugging me since I started with W11
I only tried 2 Registry tweaks, ~Change Taskbar size~ would not work for me but ~Restore context menu~ worked perfectly! Thank you! I'm glad to have the old menu back! I'm not a noob on registry tweaks, I've been doing it for years - I typed in Change Taskbar Size in the Reg Editor perfectly but it did not work. I'm running Translucent TB on my taskbar (leftover from Win10), I'll remove it and try again. Windows 10 Pro (OS Build 22621.1413) Edit - I uninstalled Translucent Task Bar and T-Clock (leftovers from Win10) but still couldn't change the size of the taskbar or icons. Weird....
Just an FYI.. In the WIndows 11 registry you can click and edit the 'address bar'. Just start typing and it will auto-resolve to the key matching what is being typed. Once it finds a match left-arrow, type a back-slash then move onto the next sub-key, etc. till you are where you want to be. You can also copy-paste the path from here. Say you copy the path from this vids desciption. Get there quickly by simply pasting in the Registry hive \ key path. (just an FYI)
I tried the bonus hack it did not work for me. I've checked the registry name 4 times that is right, the key inproc that is right it just does not work. I love the vid man, your doing great stuff!! I used all the other registry hacks..Good Job.
Good content. I am curious where you get the new DWORD values you are using? Are you buying them from a janitor at Microsoft after they sweep up the editing room scraps after the daily carnage? lol
You're videos, contents, thumbnails are top notch. But I would suggest you to rework on the intro clip (Where your "Cyber CPU Tech" logo appearing), make it look modern.
It's literally brand new. I just made that intro stinger about a month ago because my old intro was too long. I thought it was pretty modern. What would you suggest?
Love that last one. If we can change the context menu there, it raises the question. Do you know a way to change the context menu in Office to remove the new search bar they've added into it?
U always have great tips, but can u do a video to speed up boot time. Something that deosn't involve disabling startup app, yadadadada. I need some new tips
Explorer patcher also has a setting that changes the context menu back to the windows 10. And next I'm looking for the old Photo viewer and the old audio slider that you would see when you click on the audio Icon or sound icon. In the system tray at the bottom right. I also like the startup and shutdown registry tweaks Like auto end tasks Wait to kill application timeout and hung application timeout or something like that.
If you want to have major updates on windows 11 (ex:22h2 to 23h2) on unsupported hardware, you will have to run the iso file or the windows installer again and let it update. Windows update will just install cumulative updates to the current version
No problem 👍 I believe I go over the settings for the icon size in this video on the second part in this series. I know I've covered it. I just don't remember the video I talked about it in.
Hi there. I always wonder why not place a link to a .reg file with all the "hacks" in there? Could be a gist on GitHub or something... How much easier and error-free would it be for people to apply (or choose) what they want from the file instead of kind of forcing them to copy manually what's being shown on in the vid?
At 11:43, after entering OK, and restore Explorer...it changes the Registry entry back to 03. Yes I know what I'm doing since I've worked with the Registry back to Windoz 98 SE. My Win 11 23H2 refuses to flip that bit ! All the other Mods worked fine. I need you feedback on this! Win update: as of Jul 31, 2024
Nice video. However I refuse to use windows 11 (I think its crap, to many good things remove or bad things added).How about doing the same video for windows 10 and using NTLite (which was also a great video) cheers
As far as this method versus the ISO method using NT Lite, will theses settings be changed back as or when Windows updates? I only want to change the Logo and Background Screen and not mess with too much debloating with the ISO method to make it faster to load more PCs. What do you recommend? Love your channel and appreciate your knowledge.
I have one more question, I really like the weather icon at the bottom left of the taskbar. But I hate the other widgets like news, roadblocks ect. Is there a way to display only the weather?
Using win11 pro... 5.) ~Move the taskbar~ doesn't do anything on my end. However, the (Bonus) ~Restore context menu~ did work as expected. Edited registry and not group policy.
To make things easier, I've added my notes from the video into the description so you can just copy and paste the registry settings.
Amigo, can i upgrade my old laptop to windows 11 when making step 3? 🥺
You rock!
@@KOT-ANGRY sure, I have done several videos on how to install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware.
@@CyberCPU Yes, i saw them all 👍👍👍, big thanks for your work, amigo ❤️
I have a feeling that the dynamic search box is either a security threat or telemetry
I love going into the registry and making changes to suit my needs. I remember people always telling me as i went through my travels through the IT sphere, "Do EVER go into the registry as you'll break the OS!" Since i was always the type of person to NEVER listen to anyone, i went into the registry and broke my OS! BUT...as i got older and much wiser, i learned how to comfortably go into the registry and i've never looked back. I think the biggest problems people have is that they confuse zeros with the letter O. As you mentioned in the video, if you change one single character, you can easily break the system. And the last hack was the best btw.
I really like the way you break the mold of what a "tech guy" should look like!
When editing the registry I have found it useful to just type the first letter and let it jump down close to what you are looking for. Example type "S" to get close to search setting and then use the down arrow to get the rest of the way. This works globally throughout Windows (ie. Explorer, Word...) Also right and left arrows work to expand and colapse branches.
Great tip.
This renders my post redundant. I'm always late to the party.
@@CyberCPU you can also paste into the regedit address bar to go to the key you want
Wait what, wasnt this common💀
If you don’t like editing the registry yourself, WinAero does it all for you just by ticking a box. It has like 100 different tweaks and settings like disabling telemetry altogether and also the ones showcased in this video (and probably the next one too).
I'm filming a video on that program this week. I played around with it this weekend and I'm a little blown away with how many options it gives you.
@@CyberCPU But I like knowing how to do it myself instead of trusting a program to do it all for me :-} I used WinAero and had to do a new Win install all because I wanted my task bar back at the top. Wish I had pro so I could do a victual pc to run testing lol
It is not for the faint of heart. You could easily make your computer not boot into Windows any more if you edit the wrong entry. Or you might cause Windows to behave unpredictably.
@@charleshines8523 Use aomei backupper and dont wory about that.
@@zgboy23Aomei 4 lyfe
The bonus hack was what I have been wanting for ages! Thanks 😃
Edit: 5 days after originally posting this comment I keep wondering why the context menu is so big then I remember I applied this hack! 🤣🤣🤣
The "bonus tweak" is all that I needed to make Windows 11 usable. Thank you so much.
Thank you! The larger taskbar and restoration of the old, functional context menu helps make the clunky Windows 11 UI much better!
I recently got a TPM daughter board to plug into my old Intel X99 based motherboard, after the price dropped substantially - just to see if it would give me the option of upgrading to Windows 11. Even after installing this I was disappointed to see that the compatibility checker still said my system wasn't ready for Windows 11 because it didn't like my i7-5820k CPU (6 cores, 12 threads, clocked at 3.3GHZ - so what's not to like?). I was then surprised a few days later when Windows Update decided to upgrade me to Windows 11 all by itself, which (thank God!) it did successfully. It even kept all my existing applications working perfectly too, stuff like my media server, FTP server, web server, and home security camera hub - stuff that would have been a pain if I'd had to set it up all over again.
The main thing I've been very disappointed about in Windows 11 is how clunky and worse Microsoft's desktop UI has become! I really miss the Cortana/Search textbox on the task bar (without having to pop-up huge menus that I don't want to see), so hope they'll provide some user options for adding it back in.
Even before my Win-10 system upgraded itself, I have used "Classic Shell" for my desktop UI for years. After Windows 11 installed , I was happy to see that its Windows 7 style "Start" button and menus all still worked perfectly - even while the native Windows 11 "Start" button also appeared in the middle of the task bar and worked as well. Maybe someday Microsoft's UI team will create something worth using, but as Windows Vista, Windows 8, Windows 10, and Windows 11's horrible desktop UI 's show - they clearly aren't very good at this!
Love what you're doing on your channel - subscribing!
It also upgraded me outta nowhere, but i have a I5-7400.
As well as a restore point before reg hacks, you should also do a registry export as backup. Just to double up.
Good effort, dude, these make Windows 11, easier to swallow for those who have chosen to stay on Microsoft's side of the river.
I like almost all of them except the taskbar change...the bonus is the onnnnnnnnne👌🏿👊🏿🔥I love it
You are a lifesaver! I hate the fact that Microsoft thinks they are the cure-all for the computer world.! Thank you for your video!!
Changing the context window was my favorite hack in this video.
Thanks man. Found one of the best windows tutorial channel period.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
When you're navigating the Registry, you can reduce the scrolling about for keys, by typing the first letter of their names. If you're a fast enough typist and you manage to hit the second and third letters, too, you'll get to the very key you want, not just its neighborhood.
the disable online search one has been breaking my balls for months! everytime i type a program name to start it quickly, the start menu lags for 3 or 4 seconds to do an online search before showing me the program i was looking for. Now it's snappy as it should. thanks a lot!
Hey Rich, what an awsome channel! Having held off from upgrading from Win7 due to MS making a total mess of subsequent UIs, you have made the inevitable move to Win11 a lot less stressfull having had to get a new PC recently.
From your Win7 lookalike videos to the reg hack videos, my new PC is actually close to how I had my trusty 12 year old XPS8300.
But what I find is your delivery method is excellent and so easy to follow, unlike a lot of other channels.
I don't normally subscribe to channels on YT, but have here as your channel is spot on!
If I could have, I would have stuck with XP😋😜🤪
I migrated over to Kubuntu for 9 years from 2011 but could only put up with having to reinstall the OS every so often due to the migration tool never working and having to reinstall all my favourite programs.
My Favourites were "Disable Dynamic Search" & "Disable Search Box Suggestions". I hate Microsoft's fixation of ramming adverts and their suggestions down our throats. I agree with you, if I want to Internet search for something, I'll open a Browser... just not Edge and certainly not Bing.
Very helpful video, thanks for taking the time to make it :)
Removing that stupid "show more options" when right clicking on the desktop. The bonus takes care of this. Thanks a bunch.
Thank you, love them all because I love to play around in the registry. But as you mentioned, always create a restore point, plus I always backup the registry as well. Looking forward to the next video!!
As of 22H2 you just need to hold Left Shift + RMB to open the old context menu instead of going through the sub-menu. I've been using Left Shift for a long time now anyways, since I usually needed that "Copy as path" option visible for me.
Great tip but it's still too many steps.
You can add the reg entry and check my youtube, and Copy to Folder and Move to Folder, awesome add ons, plus if you like the Windows Picture Viewer you can add that one too. Just goes in the more options and its there :) Works great!
It would be nice to make it the default. Microsloth fixed it so that the registry fix no longer does it any more. One good idea would be to put all that minimalistic crap on a special mode for tablets that we can turn on or off at any time. We would be able to choose a classic or tablet mode if they did what I was thinking of. Instead they just want to make annoying changes and continually block us from undoing them. I am just glad I was able to install Windows 10 on my laptop that came with 11 by default. It worked flawlessly for me and all I had to do was make installation media. Of course there are other things that need fixing in Windows 11 but have existed in 10. They are both similar in some ways.
@@charleshines8523 the registry tweak works great. I literally just used it.
@@CyberCPU maybe I did it wrong
Disabling search box.... worked on 2 win10 home PCs. Thanks!!
The right-click OLD context menu for 22H2 can be achieved by Holding key while right-clicking.
I remember at one point there was a registry hack to bring back the old Windows 10 taskbar and start menu, however in later builds the start menu is broken and the taskbar is half broken, so ideally you'd want to go with a third party program for that anyway.
Removing Bing from search was my favourite. Cheers.
So glad I'm not the only one who is irritated by that dumb menu thing fixed in the bonus hack. THANK YOU!!!
This is super helpful and makes windows so much more usable.
OMG, I came across this video randomly, bonus hack earned you my subscribe. It's been driving me crazy since I put 11 on.
Thank you. That last hack got rid of one of my pet peeves. WHY did Microsoft think it was "good" to hide the most commonly used menu items? If I'm using Windows File Explorer, I usually want to Copy, Cut or Paste. What do they do at Gate's ex-company? It's just bizarre!
They have cut copy and paste but instead of them being menu items they're little icons across the top. I always forget which icon is for which and I have to mouse over them for the tool tip. It's unbelievably annoying.
@@CyberCPU - Amen brother. I'm glad you told us how to get back to they proper way of doing things.
I hate that Microsoft removed Move to and Copy to from the bar (ribbon in Windows 10). I use those a lot to move files. There is a registry hack to bring the Windows 10 ribbon menu to Windows 11 (making File Explorer look like Windows 10)
For the context menu tweak, leaving the value blank did not work for me. However, setting the value to zero did work.
Also, as someone pointed out below, even without the registry tweak, shift-rightClick brings up the old context menu.
The bonus hack was definately my fav.
Yeah
Great Video , the last was my favorite ,thanks and Greetings from Athens Greece
bonus hack was fire. you changed my life forever haha. bravo
Glad it helped.
Sir, you are old now but you're genius.
The bonas! But seeing I work on other clients computers the others are going to be a life saver for them. LOL Thx man.. goinng to watch part 2. avb
Hello there, looking forward for part 2. Watching you from El Salvador, Central America.
You can also disable the new context menu in Windows 11 registry settings by doing the following:
1. Open Run dialog by pressing Win +R
2. Copy and paste the line below and press enter
reg.exe add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /ve
3. Click on the Task Manager icon on the taskbar, find Windows Explorer, and restart it.
dang...this Channels is so-useful, when I start watching one, then I'm in for 5-more following!! :-) thanks!
Woof! Besides being an informative and intelligent man, I also love the long beard and little belly (growing?)! Keep up the great work big fella!
Nice, good findings. Would have been nice with the regedit keys and dwords in the description. 😉 The last one was the best one, been bugging me since I started with W11
That's a good idea. I might do that.
Just added my notes to the description. These were the same notes that I was copying from while filming the video. Hopefully that will help.
If I want to search the web I'd open a web browser and still not use bing. Thanks a lot, love your videos!
Thank you so much. I used a couple and sent the url to my brother for him to use.
Glad it helped.
My favorite hack is the one that makes an updated version of Windows 7, including the Quick Launch toolbar. :)
Thx for the tips!You're the best!🔥
Your welcome.
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I only tried 2 Registry tweaks, ~Change Taskbar size~ would not work for me but ~Restore context menu~ worked perfectly! Thank you! I'm glad to have the old menu back! I'm not a noob on registry tweaks, I've been doing it for years - I typed in Change Taskbar Size in the Reg Editor perfectly but it did not work. I'm running Translucent TB on my taskbar (leftover from Win10), I'll remove it and try again. Windows 10 Pro (OS Build 22621.1413) Edit - I uninstalled Translucent Task Bar and T-Clock (leftovers from Win10) but still couldn't change the size of the taskbar or icons. Weird....
Beside creating a System Restore poing one can also "Export" current registry settings to a file. In case once want to restore the registry only
I have a video coming out Monday that shows you how to do exactly that.
I’ve seen part one and two, would like to watch a whole series of this .
You're so energetic! Love that video and it's also very helpful. Thanks!
Thank you, very useful.
I'd add 7-zip to the list of apps to install, with /S for silent install. It have to be a capital S.
Love the last one
Once Again Sir, Your Amazing! Thank You!
Thank You !! I really appreciate your work on these videos
Just an FYI.. In the WIndows 11 registry you can click and edit the 'address bar'. Just start typing and it will auto-resolve to the key matching what is being typed. Once it finds a match left-arrow, type a back-slash then move onto the next sub-key, etc. till you are where you want to be. You can also copy-paste the path from here. Say you copy the path from this vids desciption. Get there quickly by simply pasting in the Registry hive \ key path. (just an FYI)
I tried the bonus hack it did not work for me. I've checked the registry name 4 times that is right, the key inproc that is right it just does not work. I love the vid man, your doing great stuff!! I used all the other registry hacks..Good Job.
It worked for others. Check the first key again. It's the easiest to mess up.
These tweats are gold!
Thanks. I did the first 2. They worked great.
i like the one, where you uninstall the windows and install free, more privacy oriented, powerhouse Linux :D
Damn the last one is the best!!
What did I tell you? 😂🤣
Like you, I hated that new style context window. Consequently, that was the first thing I looked up and changed when I got my new Win11 machine.
TNice tutorials is video is amazing! thanks for posting.
Good content. I am curious where you get the new DWORD values you are using? Are you buying them from a janitor at Microsoft after they sweep up the editing room scraps after the daily carnage? lol
Thanks man i really like the "bonus" one. :)
You're videos, contents, thumbnails are top notch. But I would suggest you to rework on the intro clip (Where your "Cyber CPU Tech" logo appearing), make it look modern.
It's literally brand new. I just made that intro stinger about a month ago because my old intro was too long. I thought it was pretty modern. What would you suggest?
@@CyberCPU I can give you some hints: Linu$ Tech Tips, J@yzTwoCentz, Chris Titu$ Tech
@@goromajima5250 I want to be original. I don't want to copy other creators. With that said though my new stinger is very close to Jay's.
✨F✨A✨N✨T✨A✨S✨T✨I✨C✨ 👍🏻
Love that last one. If we can change the context menu there, it raises the question. Do you know a way to change the context menu in Office to remove the new search bar they've added into it?
Am loving my windows 11 more and more 🤩 because of your videos👌🏿.. thanks man 👊🏿🔥
U always have great tips, but can u do a video to speed up boot time. Something that deosn't involve disabling startup app, yadadadada. I need some new tips
That Search reg-hack is cool, but without tinkering with the Registry, I installed [Everything]. I use it mostly for every search on my Windows 11 PC.
Explorer patcher also has a setting that changes the context menu back to the windows 10. And next I'm looking for the old Photo viewer and the old audio slider that you would see when you click on the audio Icon or sound icon. In the system tray at the bottom right. I also like the startup and shutdown registry tweaks Like auto end tasks Wait to kill application timeout and hung application timeout or something like that.
excellent
Thanks for sharing and the more we know.
If you want to have major updates on windows 11 (ex:22h2 to 23h2) on unsupported hardware, you will have to run the iso file or the windows installer again and let it update. Windows update will just install cumulative updates to the current version
Love this kind of stuff, thanks Mike.
Thanks for the hacks man, always wondered how to make the taskbar icons bigger 🙂
No problem 👍
I believe I go over the settings for the icon size in this video on the second part in this series. I know I've covered it. I just don't remember the video I talked about it in.
I just looked at my notes, it's this video. It's the 4th tip.
It just dawned on me that you weren't asking the question how to do it, but rather glad it was included. 🤣😂
Sorry, it's early. I'm still waking up. 🙄🙄
Hi there. I always wonder why not place a link to a .reg file with all the "hacks" in there? Could be a gist on GitHub or something... How much easier and error-free would it be for people to apply (or choose) what they want from the file instead of kind of forcing them to copy manually what's being shown on in the vid?
At 11:43, after entering OK, and restore Explorer...it changes the Registry entry back to 03. Yes I know what I'm doing since I've worked with the Registry back to Windoz 98 SE. My Win 11 23H2 refuses to flip that bit ! All the other Mods worked fine. I need you feedback on this! Win update: as of Jul 31, 2024
I like them all, apart from the one where you shifted the taskbar which is why I didn't use that one
The bonus tweak is the best
The most I like is your beard! lol Great job
the BONUS i like :)
One thing you should also do besides making a restore point is export the registry in case you mess up then you can import it back
Nice video. However I refuse to use windows 11 (I think its crap, to many good things remove or bad things added).How about doing the same video for windows 10 and using NTLite (which was also a great video) cheers
As far as this method versus the ISO method using NT Lite, will theses settings be changed back as or when Windows updates? I only want to change the Logo and Background Screen and not mess with too much debloating with the ISO method to make it faster to load more PCs. What do you recommend? Love your channel and appreciate your knowledge.
Is it possible for you to make a video on the write-caching option on and off, as well as bench marks on the performance between the two?
I tried the first 2 on Windows 10 and they worked.
I have one more question, I really like the weather icon at the bottom left of the taskbar. But I hate the other widgets like news, roadblocks ect. Is there a way to display only the weather?
Another great tutorial!
Ah man thank you for the bonus hack, that new context menu sucks big time.
Your welcome.
woow thank you for that information help me alot love you ❤❤❤
How about Valorant and Fifa 23 require Secure boot bypass? or should i change to windows 10? Great video, thank you
Hi Sir,
your contents are awesome ❤️
It looks so easy
u can also add stickers to desktop if u like that stuff and u can add search bar to desktop if u like
You are a Genius ! Thank You.
Glad it helped.
Using win11 pro... 5.) ~Move the taskbar~ doesn't do anything on my end. However, the (Bonus) ~Restore context menu~ did work as expected. Edited registry and not group policy.
had all of them enabled already ^^
Outstanding!!!
Great as always :)
There is also a registry hack in Windows 11 that will make File Explorer look like Windows 10 File Explorer
Yes, that one's in part two. It will come out next Monday.
Thanks for the video. Great tips.
Thanks.