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You know what amazes me? We pay for windows. yet we have to use windows like we are getting it for free.
You pay for windows?
Who tf pays for Windows these days ? 😂
@@hrr597Every time you buy a laptop, you are paying for a licence key. Sometimes you find laptops with no OS preinstalled and they are cheaper than the versions with an OS. Lenovo legions are like this.
@@hrr597you are paying for it the moment you buy a pre built or a laptop
Using Windows is bad enough - you pay for it?
2:30 Windows 95 already had themes to fully customize the color and font of every UI item. So the problem are not the legacy applications but the fact that microsoft removed the ability to style them.
Yep it's ridiculous.
The dialog to adjust this was labyrinthine. It's not that it was particularly badly designed. It's that there were so many options you could change and it had to fit on a 640x480 screen with space left over so you could see the effects of your changes.
@@dycedargselderbrother5353 Yea, but back then search was usable and god mode folders were a thing. Also the worst part today, is they keep changing the location of everything constantly.
You couldn't adjust all 3D colors. It automatically calculated the intermediate shades. If you dragged the slider, you couldn't return the original color, and you couldn't make a high contrast scheme from scratch without editing the registry.
Some applications do come with decent looking skinnable menus that are similar to native ones. Mostly media players, like MPC-HC (all GUI hacked dark grey), or AIMP4 with dark menus (flickering without accelerated GDI). Also recent Total Commander.
Honestly Control Panel was much more better than Settings menu.
your probably still in windows 7 bro
@@Fischlity2 ??? no I am not and I'm not your bro
Don't install windows 11 Bro stay with windows 7 @@xgf122
Agree xgf
I love that you can have multi windows of ctrl panel.
Also adding domain printers is so much easier.
Used my sister laptop for a moment, and i literally googling just to find some basic setting. Even linux is more easier to use these day..
0:55 these are actually "ghost" apps. they start installing once you click on them, or take you to a store page so you can download them. i hate these, because they trick people into thinking they are actually installed
Great distinction to make
i think it's to bring people back to using native apps instead of a browser
Thanks for pointing it out, it's still annoying that they're there
It's hilarious. You are all crying about how bad Windows 11 is. Meanwhile, you continue to use it; so people who choose to use it are part of the problem. Windows 10 (and its crap) finalized my decision to drop Windows about 8 years ago after watching that Windows 8 debacle. Windows 7 (when using Windows was considered to be the definition of sanity) was the last version of Windows I ran. And 11 (soon 12) reminds me to be thankful for making that choice years ago to ditch Windows when the ditching was good. Today, I don't know how people even use their computers today by running Windows at all.
And I am glad now that Valve is pushing Linux gaming with their Steam Deck. Because it will make more people realize there is another option than just Windows. Linux is now at over 4% for a reason. Because Valve is proving that gaming on Linux is pretty good, and Microsoft continuously makes their OS less bearable each day. This is why Linux's market share will steadily rise.
@@dreaper5813 linux master race ftw
I'm still using 10 and honestly see no reason to move to 11.
If anything the more I see the more I want to leave windows behind.
Switched to Linux 2 years ago, definitely worth it, FOSS programs work fine and basically all my Steam games run without issues, and the rare problems I do have are getting fixed faster and faster
10 sucks
@@charginginprogresss yeah almost as much as 11!
I started using windows 10 ltsc. Much better than win 10 home and i don't have to worry about support.
10 LTSC user here, Working very fine, smooth and stable, No bloat (telemetry still remains though), and all games work really fine. I wanna use Linux but this laptop isn't 100% mine and my entire home thinks Linux is some obscure unstable thing.
It's ok for Microsoft to update the settings stuff from the control panel.
But when the stuff in the legacy control panel works better than the new stuff, I rather use the legacy control panel.
Anytime they update a menu panel, I always hate it.
They hide most of the useful things behind who knows where, specifically for debugging issues.
I can't remember when was the last time, but I remember how infuriating it is to try and find anything.
Anyone who prefers the new settings menu has never actually used windows for anything more than running chrome. Having more than one menu open at a time is far more useful than having a dark mode.
In the new settings you can only add 2 DNS addresses, i needed 3. So i've fired up old control panel and did it. Interestingly enough, if you add something in the new settings you won't see changes in the old ones. In the control panel DNS was blank even though i've set it in the new settings and it worked. Windows is a mess of OS.
Win 7sp1 still works great and you don't need all that blot ware and hiding of menu's Steni !
Windows is becoming harder and harder to use for non tech-savvy people, like my parents. They can't rename a file anymore because they can't decypher those cryptic icons in the new context menu, they often are interrupted by random ad popups and windows that Edge and some other programs randomly present, and there are probably some other things that I can't remember right now, it's just tough.
I can't stand wordless pictograph icons. Every brand has different versions meaning the same thing.
@@YountFilm I've noticed this too-- I suspect it makes "internationalizing" the product much simpler for them
Do not touch my lovely old legacy control panel. F modern bloat panel
yea de-modernize the UI back to windows 7 and add a dark theme to that.
@@NightmareRex6 i will use windows xp rather than deal with aero
7 is best
There's always two types of people.
Startallback will do the job for you
After 12 years since Windows 8, you still have 2 settings app, i mean WTF ???
to be fair, most of the settings are in the main modern settings app. You barely ever need to use the classic control panel.
in contrast with almost everything was in the classic control panel - and the modern settings app was mostly useless.
May Allah (S.W.T.) bestow upon you His Blessings and Guidance; Ameen.
@@NazmusLabs Device Manager is still best in the old control panel.
Yes because there are always 2 types of people who use windows and Microsoft has to cater to both of them, one wants everything to be modern and consistent and other don't want to let go the old menus, just take a look around in this comment section, it took like 3 seconds to find the 2 types of people.
Learn regedit and you can customize a alot of stuff. I have custom icons for all my windows apps as well. Those settings are still in the og control panel.
@@rano12321 Well, then just force both to use one of the options. That's what microsoft does best anyways.
They don't even fix the dark theme
You can switch to a Contrast Theme and are given a lot more options for colors. Like the menu background. Youre limited in a couple things but the trade off works out I think.
Windows copilot doesn't actually "run" in your pc, it's more of a cloud app, it's processed on microsoft's servers
Having local processing for something as massive as a chatbot like copilot in people's machines just doesn't make sense, and the new AI cores in the latest cpu's won't help that much, because you need way more than just processing, you need lots of storage and tons of ram.
Got it! Hopefully they can make it faster because it's not great to use at this moment
@@SurfsharkAcademy They realistically can't. Basically most of winddos users use it and that's a tremendous load for something that already takes up insane amount of resources. Was doomed to fail before it was implemented.
It seemed ok in the browser, just now, but I'm sure that's VERY connection dependent!
There are local chat bots you can run, and they run very well.
Which means Microsoft gets to farm what you type in. Some One sees something don't like they could spin as criminal, they call the police on you. Like that parent who sent a photo of a rash on their child's bottom to their pediatrician to know if it was series and wound up with police and cps and the whole nine yards up in his face.
I'm stunned by how broken Explorer in 11 is. Explorer windows randomly steals the focus without any user input (if they're not minimized) and when browsing folders with lots of files, sometimes it automatically scrolls to the top. This never happened with any Windows versions before. And it's still not fixed. These bugs are really rage-inducing.
im in 22H2 February 13 update, and explorer is not stealing focus for me, but it did in the latest March 12 update, and Explorer crashed for no reason sometimes,
so i use restore point to remove the update.
people in ElevenForum suggested that we should avoid KB5034848 (Feb 29) and KB5035853 (Mar 12) because it has BSoD issue and Explorer crash,
And i use Wushowhide.diagcab to block specific update.
There's is a Windows podcast and they discussed that the leadership changed over development recently so we might get improvements.
wait till you see February 29 KB5034848 and and March 12 KB5035853 update, you won't see any improvement because Explorer Stopped working and BSoD when you force restart or shutdown.
Never seen that before, sounds terrible.
Its not windows that is broken, its microsoft
Windows is a result or reflection of Microsoft's actions. It doesn't matter if it's the tool or the creator of the tool. The tool is what the people in general those who choose to use it use so either way it's still an accurate statement to say that Windows is trash and that it is a broken tool
@@motoryzen
true. well, maybe I should've said "Windows is broken because Microsoft is broken" :)
End of support is literally the last thing any user thinks. There's still millions of people using windows 7 and xp without any issue. People don't change PC just because windows won't receive more updates. Hell, many of them don't update at all and use older versions of windows 10 which are already end of support.
Great thing about being a Linux user. We rarely have to worry about this
@@dreaper5813 But can you run crisis?
@@princevegeta7044 'Crysis' wasn't a game I wanted to play even when I was a Windows user about 8 years ago...
@@dreaper5813 Great thing about Linux is that tech illiterate have no idea how to use it so it will forever remain an OS for nerds and high maintenance people.
@@SMGJohn And you are wrong. In fact, my old boss at the computer shop repurposes older PCs and Macs with Linux (Zorin OS). And he sells them to his customers. Or he has switched people to Linux who have computers that don't support MS's artificial hardware requirements for Windows 11. His customers are happy to not pay an arm and a leg just for the sake of buying a newer computer.
One customer literally came in and asked my old boss at the computer shop if there was anything else she could run on her computers other than Windows. Apparently, she wanted more of her privacy back. So, he set her up with Zorin OS. And apparently, according to him, she loved it.
So, it seems more people are starting to see MS for what they really are. And so, more people are running Linux.
Thanks to Windows 11, moved to Linux and never looking back
which Linux did you choose?
I moved to Fedora specifically and I like it, but Linux altogether is still not good enough for people who aren't interested in fixing things when they break (when you do not Tinker a lot, it's kinda rare, but than there is "finding and installing a app").
still x times better than windows.
Absolutely! I also had upraded to Linux around the time when Windows 11 came out, mostly because of several disgusting anti-consumer practices introduced in it. But what's more important - this made me find out that Linux fits my workflow much better than any version of Windows
It's no surprise that Linux's market share is rising. MS is just making their OS less and less bearable each and every day.
@@cvoidboyI use Fedora 39 KDE spin
@@cvoidboyI chose Fedora 39 KDE spin, haven't had any issues with it and all my games and apps works great
7:19 it is still technically possible to get Windows 11 running without TPM 2.0, but many users arent gonna know what any of that means and will just assume their computer is old.
That is basically what he said in the video
all of the work around to install windows 11 without TPM no longer work on version 24H2!
There’s only one workaround that currently works… and if Microsoft patches that it’s game over 💀
May Allah (S.W.T.) bestow upon you His Blessings and Guidance; Ameen.
Yeah I’ve done it a simple registry edit
it's not just TPM now, you need processor with SSE4A or SSE4.2 support to run windows 11, and they have no real use of this SSE thing. just a way to remove you from processor older than 4th gen intel or Early AMD FX
to be fair AMD FX is a very slow CPU and 4th gen core is 10 years old now honestly i dont expect to be able to run new windows OS on 10 year old computer
The irony, when Windows Copilot lists UI Inconsistency as a Windows con is immeasurable, considering you previously mentioned the broken dark theme 🤣
Copilot fetches results from the internet mind you, it has no biases.
What I hate in W11 is that when you want to use Windows Search as calculator, sometimes it works, sometimes you get some random web results
It does that with everything. The worst is when it produces completely different results based on the number of characters I type. I'll start typing something like "my thing". By the time I get to "my t" it'll show me what I want. But before pressing Enter it'll be "my thi", which turns it into a web search or will launch some completely unrelated app. Even when I pause it doesn't figure it out. I actually have to delete characters to get it to resolve to the correct thing.
Do yourself a favour and disable web search altogether. There's a web browser for that.
In windows 7 when you searched for something, it'd search on the hdd only. It was very nice and comfortable. In 10, 11 no matter what I type, it always searches online, if I wanted to search something online, I'll just go to a browser you know
True
I at least can turn that off. Don't know if the setting is available everywhere though. You could also turn web search off in the registry editor though.
You can't change power plans to high performance or power saver without the mobility centre because apparently they have hidden those menus unless you create them yourself so...that's one use for it.
Meanwhile I'm using Linux Mint on my gaming laptop and gaming desktop. Every game I've tested out of my 180+ on Steam, ~10 on GOG and other games have all worked. Discord works, Firefox works, update whenever I want and continue to use my PC while it updates, uses less RAM, less HDD space, More customization, better backups with Timeshift etc..
There's literally no reason to use Windows anymore unless it's because you don't want to take a couple hours to learn Linux, or if you use some trash software like any of the Adobe products (I used them for work and in college and yes they're all trash and worse than some free software such as GIMP, which has extensions you can download to make it even better).
What do you use in place of Adobe?
@@YountFilm
video editing = Kdenlive/DaVinci Resolve
Photoshop = GIMP (image manipulation)/ Krita (drawing)
Animate = OpenToonz
Illustrator = Inkscape
Etc
I actually like the old windows ui. It feels more ridged and responsive than the large clunky windows 10 / 11 ui. In fact, I actually developed a ptogram that used that ui, rather than a modern looking ui, all because I love is so much more than large buttons that take up a ton of space. If I could, I would replace every single windows 10 app with the older ui.
And no, I don't think it's nostalgia, as I still use the older ui every single day.
3 years in and still can't put the task bar to the side without 3rd party software
Move to KDE Plasma as your desktop on Linux. That's where the true power is.
@@dreaper5813I can't switch to Linux like that in my situation. I wished, but even with wine etc. not possible.
Because you are too lazy and want to make excuses. Therefore, you are entitled to those limitations of your desktop on Windows.
Enjoy Microsoft's further oppression over you.
As Microsoft pushes more ads on your computer through their sleazy updates.
KDE Plasma 6 arrived at the perfect time, have 1 and half year to get in silly perfection with user feedback.
ngl kde plasma need more work, because rn wayland is buggy as hell and kde itself takes more resources than windows (not ram but cpu)
@@sweetsweetkhajoor Take a look at the latest release
@@sweetsweetkhajoor Plasma works fine on my very low-end kinda old laptop, whereas the pre-installed Windows (10) really had problems with CPU usage. Maybe it depends on the system?
@@Gramini my dads pc had a pentium and 4 gb ram i tried to run kde plasma, and firefox wouldnt even open (its that slow), but xfce works perfectly, even if i use it with kwin
KDE is so ugly... It is the definition of programmer art
No matter how many people ask for these, Microsoft just never listens.
Moved away from Windows to Linux for years now and I don't expect Win12 to change my mind. 🐧
I hope that there will be a shift to a password based future so people are not forced to sign with a PIN as that should be a choice.
1:23 this is very similar to how in certain european versions of windows, you can select what browser you want to install over edge, such as google chrome, firefox, opera etc.
Since Win7/8 (on certain EU releases), there was an option to select your browser and your search engine
I was able to uninstall Edge on W11, but there's still Edge runtime and Edge webview left that you cannot uninstall (at least not natively).
That's because the European Union has politicians who aren't 300 years old like the ones that we have here in the States, and actually understand how the hell technology works
windows is one heck of a mess
Lol I have been messing around with Linux since 1996, but made the move over full time in 2012 when windows 8 came out. I never looked back.
I thought it was another annoying surfshark sponsor but then I realized it's literally surfshark's channel
So funny thing, I actually have noticed copilot got a HUGE speed update recently from what I can see. I don't know when this was recorded but yeah, just to know
You can still run office on a local account! Just select "sign in for this app only" when prompted whether to log in across services.
True! Thanks for pointing that out
PITA. I'll use Only Office on Linux. So much better.
The worst part for me is that some apps and games still lag or crash unlike in win 10
If you don't want bloatware I suggest to use Linux there's a lot of people switching to Linux Mint Cinnamon I'm running on Garuda Linux system with Windows 10 dual boot to future proof my computer.
can I ask how Linux future proofs your computer?
@@zeenxdownzif he doesnt want to use win11 for example in that case it can be future proofing
I would suggest learning how to use kvm/qemu with single gpu passthrough instead of running dual boot and if someone desides to go dualboot you need to disable secureboot and on windows side fastboot otherwise you will run into problems
As a mac User I find the never ending interface inconsistency of Windows really irritating. When Apple update macOS, they update ALL of it. Every last bit. Dark mode worked everywhere. All windows all use the same interface and it is consistent everywhere. On Windows,depending on where you go, it as though you have Windows 11, 10, 9, 8 and maybe earlier all lumped together and then given a coat of thin Windows 11 paint so they hope you don’t notice. Microsoft basically don’t care about the interface that much.
Of course not, their businesses is to sell users marketing telemetry to third party scammers, not to bring you a cute and useful OS and/or interface.
That is why my love for Linux is so unconditional.
Same + We use Arch BTW.
Can it run old windows games out of the box, without requiring the user to fiddle around with settings?
from my experience, wine does a good job with old windows games. it was able to run stuff that not even windows 10 or 11 could run without tinkering@@CnCDune
@@VanderA. We've had games (look at the steam deck), and we also have libreoffice which does damn near everything word can
@@CnCDune i've heard that wine actually has better compatibility than windows for some old games. older games are usually the ones that work best because they don't have stuff like invasive DRM or anticheat that might break linux compatibility
I’m sorry, but the old windows control is superior in every way to the settings menu in modern windows
Number 1. Windows
one day when Linux gaming is mature enough, I might switch to Linux entirely just for this reason
What games do you play? At this point, Linux works for gaming for everything except games purposefully blocked by the manufacturer(Typically via stuff like kernel level Anticheat only designed for Windows)
Gaming is already great on Linux. If Valve's Steam Deck is anything to go by.
@@AMidgetWalrus Luckily most of my games are usually older titles such as Dark Souls series and Elden Ring, I also play my childhood games from 2000s era, not all of them work flawlessly on Linux atm so I better wait longer for Wine or Proton to get even matured.
i mean, it most likely will all work for you. i think using excuses like that is regressive, games that currently work with linux will only get better but the games that may not work might also never work without proper support with how advanced it is right now
just switch to it if you can, see how it feels. if you dont like it, you may never like it in the future anyway@@admiralcarrot756
@@admiralcarrot756 Im genuinely surprised to hear some games are still not working. Switched over a bit pre Steam Deck and the improvements in the last few years have been crazy
When I had the windows 10 it work so much better
Do you even use windows? The old settings menu even though it is stuck in light mode is still much better than the new one, why can I only open one menu at a time with the new system. I would rather have only the old menu because as ugly as it is and was, it is and was always so much more functional than the new settings menu.
The amount of people opening multiple control panel items at a time is probably like 0.00001% which is why it wasn’t brought to new settings app
I really like the new app, it’s organised well, very functional and pretty, you basically never need to see Control Panel these days
@@mackstewart4203 it wasn't brought because the people who use it are also the people who turn off telemetry. But it is a feature that is harder not to add than to add, and it is much easier to diagnose issues when you can look at more than one screen at a time. Because fine it is pretty, but there is never enough info on any given screen. If I am diagnosing audio issues on my Bluetooth headphones I can think of at least ten pages where the issue might be and you can't tell me it's not easier to diagnose the issue by having multiple windows open.
You are being surprised that the dark theme is inconsistent, but I bet there is still some ancient XP code still running under the hood till this day
At this point I think MS just gave up with trying to make Windows into something acceptable, they rather fill it with all the bloat they can, so I assume they get some money in return for that, and people who can delete it, will do, and people who can't will just simply live with it
Windows is a product after all, and a lot of people are pirating it anyway, so they try to milk as much money as possible from it, or well, that's how I see it
You can 100% change that white background. If you use a Contrast Theme, you can customize your own Dark Mode. You can edit a lot of colors in the Contrast Themes but not everything like previous windows generations. I do know that in Win11 you can switch your appearance to Legacy, so like pre-XP. You might be able to modify the UI colors futher with that enabled but I'm not motivated enough to try, I like my Dark Theme. Also you can edit the registry and change the right click menu. I have it so there is not a 'show more..' button it opens the full menu. Also you can add paths in the registry to programs you use often and have shortcuts in the right-click menu. Editing the registy lets you do a lot, like removing the Edge search from the start menu, so annoying... my start menu searches locally only.
But why we need to do that? Why it isn’t just works as expected? Why people need to know about “register” to apply dark theme fully?
flash bang build in window 11🤣🤣🤣
No one is talking about how well you snuck in the sponsor lmao 😭😭
Because... it's... it's not a sponsor? Did you see who uploaded this video??
You can put your amount o Microsoft apps on a local account. When you do a login on outlook or office, they ask if you want to only use the account on the app or the whole PC.
Sir, you can run office without an account. The problem is y'all want to sync everything and you accept every single update known to man.
You actually can have local account and login only to certain apps like office
Not to mention Windows and no, I am not talking about though convoluted methods to go about.
Microsoft making switching to linux an easy decision
So, how does the users fix all the issues in Windows 11? For me the most prioritized thing would be to 1. Get to the "more options" menu directly when clicking right mouse button. 2. The user privacy, telemetry removed. And still being able to use office. 3. And then all the bloat - removed.
Love the idea of leaning into the nostalgia element of Windows... like you said, Bliss wallpaper and classic games like Minesweeper, Pinball and of course, SkiFree!
I love putting the taskbar on the side of the screen in KDE Plasma And the fact that Imma have tpmuse windows for my future job,...Yeah....Id be really annoying. I am VERY particular about the way my stuff works. So much so, I am even considering ROMing my 23+. Its a personal issue, but I don't care to fix it.
2:12 not true.
I had to rip some DLLs from an old W7 hard drive just to get War for Cybertron (2010) and Fall of Cybertron (2012) running on W10.
Red Alert 2 and Yuri's Revenge (2000 & 2001) started having problems since Vista, requiring third-party, fan-made patches to even *run* in such cases. And compatibility for them and other games has only gotten worse over the years with every new Windows version.
There's a reason why CnC DDraw supports many games from those days.
I did not have any problems with RA2 (+ Yuri's Revenge) under my old Win 7 system. Other than that you're right that oldies are hit-or-miss.
to bypass win 11 you have to download the iso step 2 find a usb step3 install rufus step4 in rufus select the iso by then its creating a bootable path step 5 when its done plug the usb and start the setup
I just came from another video on how 2009 was the height of desktop operating systems. Window 7, gnome 2 with comprise, and Macosx Snow leopard where its peaks were.
Windows 10 still has a cell phone on its start menu and weird VR stuff like the translucent full screen calculator optimized for its headsets?? Windows 11 fixes this but breaks other stuff like its taskbar.
2:20 the problem whit stuff like the Phone Dialer program us that a lot of apps piggybacks on it.
like I think Teams or one of them uses the Phone Dialer or at least function of it to run (call numbers).
delete that and 300+ software might break overnight.
the Pinpal game I think that was a license issue why its no longer in it (it was not made by Microsoft they just got a license for the first "level").
same whit purple palace game.
Space Cadet Pinball has a reverse-engineered clone available under MIT license though. They _could_ ship that one theoretically.
@@Gramini the question on that is if the MIT license allow it.
@@Zack_Wester I don't see why it wouldn't. It's a very short license text that allows a lot of things.
8:07 search can also be fixed with Everything
for those who don't understand what is meant here:
"Everything Search" is a application, a tool to find almost everything on your system, way faster and more specifically than windows ever is able to, while being kinda resource friendly.
there also applications for it, like "Everything Toolbar" etc. to make it more user-friendly to use.
for those who don't understand what is meant here:
"Everything" is a application, a tool to find almost everything on your PC, way faster and more specifically than windows ever is able to, while being kinda resource friendly.
there also applications for it, like "Everything Toolbar" etc. to make it more user-friendly to use.
for those who don't understand what is meant here:
"Everything" is a application, a tool to find almost everything on your PC.
there also applications for it, like "Everything Toolbar" etc. to make it more user-friendly to use.
for those who don't understand what is meant here:
Everything is a application, a tool to find almost every file.
I'd also recommend Everything Toolbar to make it easy to use.
Everything is a search application.
I'd also recommend Everything Toolbar as a addition (user-interface)
The funny thing is samsung does the ninite style app install on their budget devices, so companies can pay to be there and pay to be checkmarked, but the user can uncheck them
Where do you get your images? I have none of those apps come pre-installed on either of my Windows 11 machines. Maybe you have an OEM image.
Those apps were also there on my Win11 test-install (iso sourced from Microsoft). However, those things are only proxies that get installed when you click on them.
Who likes windows 10
Me, I still use it
It's the same garbage
Me
Me
I'm gonna keep using it until something forces me to change to win12.
Not gonna touch 11 with 11ft pole.
Would much rather still use xp or 7 but they aren't supported at all.
The screensaver application is useful since OLED monitors require them
Just configure windows to turn your monitor off instead of showing a screensaver
What's wrong with screen savers?@@20NBA01
@@20NBA01that only works if you have a monitor that wakes Quickly, i have a monitor that takes eons to wake up
Do those display have a problem when being turned off or what's the problem?
The visual bug of Underline Keyboard Access (making bold lines on button selection) that does not go away no matter what U do.
Even Windows 11 on the best system is very tedious and the file explorer is really cumbersome. When you click on the file icon, the top part of the window is added after 1 second, really bad!
7 is the absolute king
Microsoft copilot being slow have nothing to do with the computer, because the actual AI run on the cloud.
You can actually remove the items from the recommended section. It'll still say recommended on your start screen, but it will list no items.
I completely agree with the customization options. I use Vivaldi because of the customization you can do with it.
Windows 11 is a issue itself it's such a downgrade compared to windows 10. Most pcs past 2014 have tpm 2.0 the problem is the ridiculous CPU requirements. A i7 7700k is Def more capable running windows 11 than a intel celoren
You are very amazing but you are very underrated too you should be on trending
Just to Inform People: Do not get Tiny11 here is why, because it might contain a virus based on where you get it from and also that you can make your own debloated ISO with certain tools.
Just get it from NTDEV(the tiny11 creator) and you will be fine!
You know Windows 11 is doing bad when Microsoft themselves recently have seemed to removed the TPM requirement for Windows 11. They now offer Windows 11 as a free update if you have a legitemiate copy of Windows 10 installed. Got the notification when my updates were checked and as of this comment, all of a sudden my PC "meets the minimum requirments for Windows 11" even though it didn't since the release of Windows 11. Still sticking with Windows 10 for now.
I hate that VPN connections don’t show up under network in Task Manager in Windows 11 - sometimes use that to make sure it’s working properly
The start me upps are literally not pre-installed tho. It's an ad that will only install the app once you click it. Literally all you had to do was unpin the apps.
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Oh that's great, that means you only get ADVERTISEMENTS with a paid product. That's totally better!
If you install windows as location "world" it come without any ms store bloatware
Legacy menus are preserver because the documentation of many app still use that same screen.
Yeah like not being able to set a smaller taskbar. I do enjoy 30% of my 1080p screen being taken away at all times.
Sound like a lot of good reasons to use Linux.
2:18 yes, some companies or governments still use the old phone dialer
So do scammers
Or people with dialup modems.
@@Blackinterceptor999I don't think scammers even know of this program's existence as they mostly use VOIP services.
You can disable the search to bing or internet to improve file search. I did. It makes search so much better
There are a lot of scripts and applications that are reliant on older control panel elements and may not be compatible with newer component
What we need is to bring back windows 7 with modern APIs and a dark theme.
If you don’t like windows 11, go get a Mac or use Linux. Problem solved.
Building a computer finishing soon gonna use that Linux mint
30years windows user. Finally p1ssed off and bought a MacBook Pro Max. Takes getting used to but at least it’s clean and consistent
Hover over the close or minimize button. You will see a label so old that is yellowed. 😅
I have started to notice a bunch of stuff that I actually hate about Windows, that already exists in Linux. Wasn't Windows supposed to be on top with the newest features?
The Fact that even a Chrome OS Flex is more intuative and better as Windows 11 should tell everything you need ...
LOL I can do all this and more with Linux Mint and it's free.
Talking about "Ninite", I didn't use that despite it makes easy to install essential programs. Already used to be with saving "setup.exe" files on my Storage 😅
One of the hated things is alphabetical drawer apps (start menu alphabetical list view is so ugly)
6:02 is a bit misleading. I have been using Local Accounts since Windows 8, and I have never had to sign in to my Microsoft Account and convert my Local Account just to access Office, Game Pass, or OneDrive.
1:30 lol "flashbanged". Bout sums it up.
Golden tip for windows search...
Have one drive for video's music photos.
One drives for games.
One drive for mods or programs.
Click on the drive and type in on the top of the window what your looking for.
Or click on Pc/User/Desktop/ than type in the file your looking for.
I am waiting for Proton to get a little better and then I am completely ditching windows. No idea why windows does not make a gaming only OS that is only optimized towards gaming. I would pay for it.
That's where Xbox comes in, although they seem to be getting out of the hardware side of that now too.
Personally my only problems with Windows 11 is the bloatware and I have to jump through hoops to get some old games to work. Also because I was in the insiders program I'm forced to have text at the bottom that says experimental build.
Meanwhile, I get no bloatware. On top of that, I am playing Windows games from the late 90's on Linux with WINE. Because WINE has better legacy support for such older titles.
I love this cahnnel so much i binged so many videos from your channel today absolutely awesome videos and you explain so good. RGB is so good.
5:50 i dont have used microsoft account for like 3 years but i have to deal with an other prorblem... every 3-5 days i get a huge screen when i open my pc that tells me to make an account to back up everythink and there is no option to turn it off.. only to make it go away for 3 days. Like why?
p.s once this screen bugged all my windows and i had to format my pc to work again.
I think they would do that until everything goes cloud only.
I also had the same problem! Was really annoying 😑
There is a setting that will turn off this message. Something to do with finishing setting up I think.
Recently degraded to windows 10 ltsc after multiple issues messy control panel, start menu, trouble shooting menu, bloat ware finally feature updates breaking windows 11 and the number of runnng background processes 140 at boot using nearly 4GB of ram.
It's good to see at least some of these are also problems on Windows 10. It makes me feel a little better about eventually needing to update to windows 11.
You know what I think isn't wrong with 11. When you get it for free from the Internet Archive. Pre activated. And its a portable streamlined faster version..LOL
Atom 11😅
It's crazy to think that people used to hate Windows 10, and now everyone loves using it since it has updated alot.
The start menu search is for programs not files, use the file explorer for files.