Microsoft, Give Up Already.
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0:08 Users ditch Win11 for Win10
1:38 Radeon GPU sales nosedive
2:50 Apple is poor now, buy iPads
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5:13 Intel Core Ultra 9 285K and other bad names
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how was this posted an hour ago with the video releasing now
@@NoWayAroundIt_don’t look behind the curtain, it gets pretty deep
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You might be Riley from this video to them, but you're Riley from NCIX Tech Tips to me.
Microsoft CEO: We need to focus on security
Translation: We need to secure the ads so users cant disable them with 3rd party tools
That’s basically what windows defender does. Defends windows from pirated software and changing unwanted settings in windows.
🎯 💯
I have had windows 11 since 2022 and never seen a single advert
@@CricketEngland It didn't even come out until October of 2021.
@@CricketEngland Windows 11 was released on October 5, 2021
"We prioritize security..."
>A memo gets leaked
The fking irony 🤣
It's very common to do that on purpose, since it's more credible than putting out a press statement with the same content
@@einereinar You mean less credible? Surely a "leak" would have people questioning sources way more than Microsoft publically and officially making a statement.
@@einereinar you see, if we tell them then they don’t believe it. But if we don’t tell them, then have someone else that we told tell them then they will 🤔
@@einereinar… but still… security.
@@einereinar imagine you gotta come up with ways to deceive your target audience because they dont believe you anymore
Is it me or...does "using your private information to sell you advertisements" KINDA against the whole "Security" thing?
Well it's not. According to Microsoft anyways LMAO
Of course they protect your privacy & security, how else would they make sure only they get to make money off you?
@@veni_vidi_victorian by making sure they can make money off of you and *nobody else*
privacy and security are different
@@tonn333 Any platform that sells ad slots (Google, Microsoft, Facebook, ...) does not sell your data directly, but makes money off your data by selling targeted ad slots. An advertiser says "I'm interested in this demographic, please show my ads to these people".
One important thing to consider that 7 managed to overtake XP in amount of users a few years before XP stopped being supported, and the same thing happened when windows 10 overtook.
Windows 10 is one year away from End of life, yet windows 11 is not even close to overtaking
windows 11 made the same mistake windows vista did, im just waiting for windows 12 at this point
10 is only one year away from the end? What happened to 10 being the last one lol
@@Mincecroftgreed happened
Look on the bright side. If everyone but Microsoft stops using Windows 11, it will be even more secure thanks to its obscurity.
And all the people forced to use it for their indentured servitude (I mean "work")
@@joeykeilholz925 Never forced to use them. Only forced to leave them. But then that's their making.
It also means next year is the year of the Linux desktop
We need to stop fcking around with people's OSes. I dont hate on apple or google.. I need to keep this going because I grew up on windows... dont make me learn a new ecosystem.. I'm an apple user.. I prefer my windows
I only waiting for Steam OS to launch to drop windows altogether.
Microsoft's about to leave the majority of PC users unprotected next year when they stop security updates for Windows 10, and yet they want to talk about how much they're focusing on security.
They have babysitted legacy users enough. It's their loss now.
Stupid that people need to replace perfect good hardware because of TPM2.0....
@@darkigor20You mean the legacy system with 70% of the market? The issue isn’t that it’s legacy, the issue is that they are trying to forcibly shove people on to a worse product by stopping updates to the better one.
Well that makes Linux a viable option, people should start moving now to Linux Mint or Zorin OS or POP OS.
@@STONE69_ guys i found the linux user
According to Google, Microsoft has 210,000 employees but I've seen no evidence that any of them can code.
Of course they can. Where do you think all the ads and spyware came from?
@@andywest5773 But isn't that technically anti-coding, sort of like how antimatter destroys matter?
They don't, they get their community to do it. Every issue I've had with Microsoft products, their solution is just "Check the Microsoft forums! Maybe some poor community manager might be able to help you!"
@@arlo4639 YT isn't much better. For instance, I cannot tap the "read more" button on your comment on my android phone, even if I zoom in and that happens quite frequently.
When my uncle worked in IT they had a song about Microsoft “99 bugs in the code, 99 bugs in the code, take one down patch it around, 99 thousand more bugs in the code”
So great... now the ai is gonna kill me, dance over my corpse, and then t-bag me as my fading life is snuffed out?
Well, I like a little variety in my life. :)
Present them
AI Gaming:
This sounds amazing
…and tell you “it’s for the good of humanity”
whaaaAAAAT?(Sarcastically) People are buying less things when living becomes financially improbable due to irrationally high prices?! If only such concepts were covered in high school economics...
fewer
I distinctly recall THAT being covered in middle school English.
@@westrim excellent pedantry, op's take is still legit.
@@westrim stannis...
Bro, ain't nobody look up from tiktok in school...unless it's to palm off some adderall.
Still finna get dat job at s&p 500 from daddy in fall
Nominal prices don't matter. What matters is the ratio prices/income, which is defined to be real prices. In my case I haven't gotten a raise since 2020, so I'm being destroyed by rising real prices. But, say you are in a labor union and you secured a 30% wage increase, or say you are a capitalist and you secured a 30% profit increase, but say (for example) nominal prices have only increased by 20%. Then real prices (for you, in this hypothetical example) have declined: 1.20(p_0)/1.30(i_0) = 0.92*(p_0/i_0) < (p_0/i_0), where p_0 is the original nominal price level (before the inflation), and i_0 is your original income. Equivalently, your real income (the ratio income/prices) has risen.
Inflation is a side effect of distributional struggle. Likely there is the same or more real stuff available to be consumed, but in a market capitalist system people struggle over the distribution of economic output with ad hoc price increases: the capitalist attempts to raise his prices/profits relative to other capitalists' prices (if he can); the worker (if he can) attempts to secure higher wages (relative to the capitalists' profits and other workers wages). At the end of it some people will have higher real income; others will have lower real income; others will be about the same. People who are likely to be successful will be (for example) capitalists with high pricing power (e.g. due to monopoly) or maybe in-demand workers who are in a good labor union.
"Yep, Apple's poor now. Which means it's time to reveal some new iPads next week!"
I love this channel.
imagine in the New M4 chip you pay a few thousands for the neural engien that track how much you use your device
I hate that security means data collection nowadays
It actually doesn't
You have no idea - check out Defender ATP, Sentinel and Intune. The amount of visibility with those plugins installed is kind of extraordinary. I've only seen glimpses of Sentinel but it can essentially see what every application on the machine is doing. You have to understand - they mean security from an enterprise standpoint, which is synonymous with visibility. Think of it from an IT admin standpoint, they want to be able to detect when malware is installed on the machine and also use AI tools to detect anomalous behavior. Just think about what Microsoft Defender (bundled into the OS) is doing. It's constantly scanning your PC for malware by going through the entire system and all its files and checking it against a database. Whether it calls home is just a matter of the subscription bundle you're using and whether you're an enterprise customer requesting those features. It's all baked into the OS at this point. What do you think vulnerability scanning is? I can see if you have a vuln11 1
I switched to Linux last week and man oh man the universe just keeps telling me that was the right choice.
It's not for everyone but it sure works for me
real, 95% of my games work fine on linux and it's overall a much smoother OS
@@fennecRBX No way. I set the same TDP of 10W for both Linux and Windows 10 LTSC 2021 (completely disabled Application Framework) and Windows 10 runs way smoother.
I know the feeling, I switched to Linux and whoa! my computer is now, working correctly! high quality code is free who new?
@@howardlam6181 Depends on the hardware I guess. For some reason, Watch Dogs 2 in wine runs a lot smoother than on Windows natively, even though it shouldn't and no, I haven't forgot to install driver on Windows.
Also ubisoft launcher installs the easy anticheat the right way ON LINUX and the game works flawlessly. On Windows it wasn't a smooth experience, I had problems with it and the online mode wouldn't work.
To this day I still don't know what wizardry Linux/Wine/Proton does that it works so well, but it works for me compared to Windows
no one wants to pay for adware
Updates sucks..and also force peeps to buy better hardware...
SUE on Microsoft
In case Canonical is reading this, lemme ftfy: "No one wants adware."
@@GSBarlevnah i dont mind tht because you can just use any distro with an ubuntu base
@@sweetsweetkhajoor exactly. Why do you think Mint got so popular all of a sudden?
@@GSBarlev In fairness, Mint has been working on a version based directly off of Debian rather than Debian through Ubuntu for a while now. LMDE the project is called.
Remember when Microsoft said that Windows 10 would be thier last operating system? I rejoiced! Then they came out with 11 and 12 so... what gives? Let me explain. THEY LIED.
Ikr?
And so what?
I immediately knew that was a lie. I laughed when they announced Windows 11. It was a great "I told you so" moment.
@@SullenSecret Windows 11 is still 10 tho, it's just marketed as an entire OS upgrade. It is still infact the exact same NT kernel ran on 10 and Windows 8. The NT 6.2 kernel was the first designed in this way, and thats what's drove Windows this entire time since. Marketing and aesthetics are now all that separate 8 through 11
I thought XP was supposed to be the last operating system.
"We prioritize user security"
also windows: adds literal spywere built into the system
If Microsoft is "prioritizing security" then the first thing it should strip from the OS is all of the unnecessary features that phone home and automatically load content since Microsoft has repeatedly failed at preventing unsolicited malicious content from loading without user intervention.
"[Microsoft] are so focused on security. As evidenced in a *leaked* memo" made me laugh out loud, great jokes this episode.
Intel's name change is so dumb, what was wrong with the previous naming scheme?
Not confusing enough?
Intel does not understand naming schemes
I've had to look up tech specs on Intel chips for years now. When they recycle the Pentium name I laughed hard. I mean, they couldn't find or make up a new chip name??
They want people to have to have a PhD to be able to build computers with Intel processors ...
@@markh.6687 And then intel processor. Same deal as celeron or pentium or even atom, but modern and without a name, just intel processor.
If I'm buying a licence, you can be dam certain that I won't tolerate adds. To be had, windows 10 does what I expect of an OS. That's the other problem with Windows 11. The older I get, the less I care about keeping up with constant changes and the more I care about just getting on with my life and using something that I know and that just works. I don't mind small tweaks, but changing the interface just for the sake of selling another product? No, just no.
I had a problem with Microsoft selling me an OEM copy (tied to the motherboard) of Windows 10 Pro without telling me. I wiped the drive during a reinstall only to learn that my Windows couldn't be activated ($200 gone). I ended up buying a ~$25 copy from a key site.
Line must go up.
@@SullenSecret oh damn you overpaid a lot lol, i was in the same boat (changed the mb/cpu too many times) but i got the key for like 3 bucks
@@autumn6994 - At the time, I was avoiding key sites and trying to be legit by buying from the manufacturer. They ended up scamming me. O.o
@@autumn6994 You guys paid?
Every new update Windows 11 gets vindicates my choice of abandoning Windows.
It keeps breaking my PC. Had to go back to 10
@@jonduke4748I feel like I’m the only one with working win11. Have my instal for 2 years now, everything works perfectly.
Its actually pretty simple to figure out why so many companies earning are tanking. People are struggling to purchase necessities, making it hard to purchase anything else.
I am honestly here for it.
also of course GPU revenues are down, many people just bought last gen and the new cards are continuing to get cheaper. the entire GPU market has been shrinking back after the crypto bubble, only Nvidia is selling corporate garbage to offset it
Ironically enough, good security in software is to have less. Less code, less features. And I think ads is totally disposable to either make less room for an attacker to latch on, or make rooms for security features that actually MATTERS.
Microsoft wants ads in Windows 11, cause then they can tell the advertisers that "you will reach 3909090 million users, everytime they logon to their system, so you do not have to advertise on a websit anymore that maybe does not get that many views"
I Hope Theres a blackhat Team out there exploiting exactly that ad shit until m$ is legally forced to remove it for national security reasons.
Bro that Rabbit R1 is the most expensive android app I have ever seen
It's basically a child's entry into AI. It should be reviewed as such.
@@boburanus69This is a take
@@boburanus69 true, the device is very childish
It’s basically a AI beepers
I'm confused why people are so in love with 80s retro looking tech.
Wait. Windows 11 has ads? Did I reflexively disable everything they were embedded in before I even saw one? Must be some pretty important features.
I know, I'm in the same situation. It feels like I'm in some sort of parallel universe. No M$ account, no ads, search works more often than it ever did with Win10, only had minor issues getting my old scanner working.
Yea, I'm like that myself, where be the ads? What ads? This new rig I got for gaming has ads? Its just been a normal OS for me like W10 was.
Same here. Win11 feels slightly faster and more responsive than Win10 for me and I have no issue with ads
@@ste---ny4lh Placebo
@@AishaFyre It's because they are hidden in plain sight in places like the start menu and file explorer.
I swapped to Linux. 10 spent 9 years pissing me off then they said it was ending soon. Mint's been great
Me too. Linux years ago drove me nuts because there were so many distros out there, any tech query for help seemed to end up as "Don't use that, use this!!"
Mint seems solid and reliable.
The state of Windows 11 is genuinely making me want to move on from my Dual Boot system to a Linux only system.
I did awhile ago. Just shove windows into a vm for the rare occurrence I need it.
Do it. The water's fine.
Thanks to Steam and Proton I rarely ever boot in Windows these days. Games run just fine (some even better) under Linux and Linux Mint's UI doesn't change every 3 months unlike Win 11.
I'm gonna stay on Windows LTSC IoT 2021 until Windows 12 releases and improves over 11.
Edit: Already switched to Bazzite since LTSC 2021 started slowing down on me
This is actually a trend. A lot of people are ditching Windows for Linux. Proton and Steam Deck showed that Windows is actually an obstacle
It's always fun to see the windows userbase go through continuous cycles of anger at microsoft's decisions, then proceed to do nothing about it.
Doing nothing is doing something about it.
Stay still until they get the message.
@MichaelDustter In fairness, most jobs will force Windows 10/11 or even iOS because they depend on an industry-standard app that ONLY runs on anti-consumer OSes. So their choices are literally either run the OS somehow or get fired.
@MichaelDustter The crap are you on? I "need" that thing to run because I do work on my PC. This machine is more than a hobby. It pays my bills.
Stop forcing Linux down people's throats. I dualboot, but that's it. I need Windows because my programs only work on Windows until they port them.
@MichaelDustteroh shut up, some people have applications they need to run, with no easy replacement, just because you don’t need industry software to make a living doesn’t mean such software does not ecidt
Because a lot of users are locked into using Windows (or MacOS) by work or school and paying bills trumps outrage at MS practices for a lot of people in the real world.
I gave up on Microsoft. Linux user now.
0:37 love to see that, besides 10/11, *Windows 7* is still the most used Microsoft Operating system. It's just a level MS did not reach anymore and wouldn't it be for forced updates, planned obsolescence and artificial incompatibility, the 7-share would be even greater. Heck, win 10 and 11 are just win 3.10 in the background with more stuff and you can let a Win7 act like it's win 10/11 and all the new stuff (including "security") just works - there are whole repositories dedicated to that, to keep the usability while dropping the MS BS. If you're already on 10/11 you can cut the MS BS using "Ameliorated" - its a glorified batch script (called "play book"), that transparently cuts out all the bad stuff - and it's a LOT. Increases performance, security and privacy a lot.
If you have to mod your Windows so much until it becomes pleasantly usable, it's pretty much a Linux with more problems. Oh the irony.
The last line isn't true. With Windows you get a prebuilt system with tons of unnecessary stuff you have to remove yourself. With Linux you get a base system that only contains the necessary minimum (might vary a bit depending on the distro) and add what you want 😉
@@NiyaKouya given people aren't keen on learning a new os, you might as well use ltsc
@@fakealizer8280 AFAIK it's not that easy for normal people to get a (non-pirate) license for LTSC.
I feel like people are forgetting that even Windows 10 has ads in the start menu from the start and preinstalled Candy Crush. Remember how they aggressively pushed people to upgrade to 10?? And later got sued for tricking people into upgrading. Not saying that Windows 11 is any better at that either. Its insane that a paid OS thats costs like $150-$200 has garbage like this at all in the first place
People will only see and remember what they want to. From my experience, Windows XP was the best. Windows 7 was the next best.
It's wild something people could evaluate and install _for free_ feels better to use than something people paid money for…
People seem to get selective amnesia with a LOT of the shit that Microsoft pulled throughout the years with Windows 10. The forced updates for example were a huge fucking step in anti-consumer practices, but people just gradually accepted that. Now if you say anything about it, "Hurrr it's not that bad durr." Actually that's kind of what people will say about Windows 10 now in general. "It's not that bad." No, it really is that bad. You've just been conditioned to accept it.
windows 10 was a jump forward from the 8 and 8.1 crap they released a few years back and it kept getting better with each major update. The last version of 10 really feels like a completely new OS compared to the initial releases. Windows 11 was unnecessary and just to artificially boost the PC market while not only having nothing new except a half-baked unoriginal UI overhaul, it even lacked and still lacks some of the features that were part of Windows for as long as everyone remembers. like that shitty taskbar and start menu that you can't even change its position even more! just why? why did they have to rewrite the taskbar? The only two new features that some people gave a crap about were the Android subsystems and the upgraded window management capabilities. the former is deprecated a while back and the latter is simply not enough. So the latest ad shenanigans are just the last nail in the coffin of an unnecessary crappy version of Windows. The last version of Windows that was this bad was the ME. Vista was a bit ahead of its time and was incompatible with existing hardware but it really brought new interesting features to the table. the 8 wasn't as buggy and unchanged as the 11. it was just focused in the wrong direction. 11 is just useless really and could just be an annual update to Windows 10.
@@user-pn6qq1zr3x but 10 was a step back from the previous NT based OS's (Windows XP/7) and 11 is tons worse. Comparing with 8 is setting the bar so low it might as well not even be there.
Who here is working for a company, where the IT’s decision is to skip 11 and wait for 12? I know quite a few.
@@MadafakinRio Windows 12 will come as a subscription.. trust me
@@AndrewTSq Shh, please don't give them ideas.
@@MadafakinRioNot for millions of companies it isn‘t. As long as they (the companies) are heavily invested in licenses for both Windows installs and M365, there will be a Windows that‘s somewhat similar and compatible to what they have to use (and that includes in-house developed apps). Enterprise needs lead Windows development, not gamers and home office users.
That seems to be the case for my corporate overlord. I'm tempted to resign / retire before they make the switch just so I don't have to deal with it.
@@AndrewTSq It's too soon for that. I'm thinking that'll be 13 or 14, but they probably will shift away from the numbering scheme at that point.
They're only prioritizing security AFTER they had their asses handed to them by nation state actors and then the federal regulatory agencies for their egregious failures in securing their system, recognizing the breach in a timely manner, and coming clean on it before people found out.
Microsoft: "we have abandoned the plan to make Windows 10 the last version of Windows."
Windows users: "not so fast, buddy."
Windows 11 has no completing reason to upgrade and the baked in ads is more of a reason to no upgrade. Not that I can since my Ryzen 3000 system can't run it. Great move Microsoft... force everyone to upgrade their systems to upgrade their OS.
The real insult is that Windows 11 isn't even an OS upgrade as say Vista to 7, or 7 to 8 was. Windows 11 is literally still entirely Windows 10. The first several versions of Windows 11 didn't even show a different nt build string. It's closer to a service pack that deletes your taskbar and replaces it with something that they took out of the trash from a failed 2019 project and thats it
The CPU is usually the biggest requirement! I'm curious on which of the other requirements is stopping you.
Flash a linux iso and don t look back.
The TPM 2.0 requirements is the biggest problem that prevents all PCs from 2017 and before from getting Windows 11, even if the CPU itself is still enough for everything
@@InternetStormTPM 2.0 stop many users for upgrading.
Basic people have to replace hardware because of 1 req. People with an Intel i9 - 7 gen is now trash. Because if this req.
It creates massive IT trash...
Does anyone actually use co-pilot? The first thing I did when MS added it to my machine was disable it and then corrupt its executables...
Lool how did you corrupt its executables? Im guessing that was to prevent it from running in the background. Does windows update uncorrupt it?
@@LightningMcQueen-rc3mh yes, if you update, in most cases the update with replace the executable
Which co-pilot do you mean? There's like 4 of them ^^ The one for code is quite good.
@@Gramini I am talking about the one that works as an assistant, not the code one.
@@LightningMcQueen-rc3mh if you edit the executable while keeping the header section of the exe unchanged, and not changing the exe's file size it won't uncorrupt until the windows update has a new version available. It's fairly straightforward to edit the files with a hex editor and change some of the exe's business logic by flipping random bits so it crashes everytime it tries to run and windows update only checks if the version of the exe is correct, and if the size matches but not if it's functional.
Switching to Linux this week. Back to my "roots".
OMG THAT OPENING LOL
How people adore Nintendo is beyond me. They are among the worst of "we hate you unless you submit and obey ONLY what we want you to do" bullies.
love 4 mario never dies . though ppl hate the company.
Same as pokemon. Middle aged people with more nostalgia than common sense.
We like the games they put out, never particularly cared about fan games or hacking the system.
@@Distress. Figures don't like their games to begin with, easier to hate them for their anti consumer practise for me.
Same thing Japan sometimes does to foreigners.
We need a Japan annexed US.
Even our zombie whales(in European that translates to average American) are less exclusive.
who woulda thunk it, that people didn't want and malware infested ad serving OS!
"Drag persona Sparkles" got me.
That Boston Dynamics dog looks like Sprocket from Fraggle Rock.
Windows 11 is why I finally made the full time jump to Linux, including on my gaming machine. Not surprised to see it's market share dropping.
wish windows share in general dropped way more
we need everything to move to linux smh
What distro are you using. I have been thinking to switching too but know nothing about linux.
I did this and my main challenge is the lack of good wayland support and the nvidia drivers kinda being bad. I tried my best messing around with configs and the best I could get is my desktop not having consistent issues, but I still have stutters and screen tearing... Not something I had to deal with on Windows. Maybe its my fault for using Endeavour OS who knows.
@@siddhj2206 if you know nothing about linux, then linux mint (cinammon flavor) might be a good option; it has a similar layout to windows
if you're daring enough for a layout difference, maybe ubuntu? this one's well-known
personally for me, i use vanilla arch linux; but i suggest you don't walk into it until you get used to more advanced features
@@siddhj2206 - For mixed reasons, I've ended up just using Debian with KDE's Plasma. Tons of distros are based on Debian, and it's super stable. As for updates, compare it to Windows 10. In addition, other distros have been annoying for different reasons, yet Debian has not. BTW, you can try a virtual machine of Linux first to dial in what you want to finally try on real hardware.
Last year I finally got fed up with Windows 10 enought that I upgraded to Windows 7. Could not be happier ever since.
I never used my laptop properly since 2022 ..
Already fed up with many kind of updates or programs..even I don't play games..
Multimedia stuff all.sucks..cuase I use Smartphone a.lot..instead of PC..
switch to linux
Yuno you just sacrificed +80% of new software/game's support. Unless you're not concern of any new updates which more power to you.
@@alicevioleta3184 i disliked your reply
@@thekitcat_447 Why? GNU/Linux is far superior than Windows...
Those routers being involved in a weird cybersecurity love triangle reminds me of a new movie coming out.
Nintendo might just gave me enough motivation to star reverse-engineering everything they ever made!
I’m still using Windows 7, I know it’s way past it’s expiration date but modern Windows sucks.
I don’t want telemetry, I don’t want spying, I don’t want ads, I don’t want mainstream news crammed down my throat in the start menu.
I don’t want AI, and I really don’t want Microsoft to inundate Windows 11 with security updates so they have an excuse to call Windows 10 “unsafe” and “unsecured”.
I shouldn’t have to install third party programs to get rid and disable this trash modern Windows comes with, so I won’t put up with it anymore.
I’d rather use ancient Windows 7 that does NONE of the stuff above than deal with enshitified OS’s.
Me too. I want my OS to boot quickly, manage peripherals and files but otherwise stay out of my way. Less is more and Windows 7 is exactly that.
I want all of that as well, and I also want to not worry about security vulnerabilities or lack of support for newer hardware. I get all that with linux.
I have very happily used a customized edition of 8.1 for a long while, but sadly, even for me, it's time to let go and decommission it very soon. But I'll tell you hwat. I'm not touching Windows 10 or 11 with a 10-foot pole. It will be MX Linux only as it is the only distro that fully replicates the old-school Windows design and release philosophies. At the rate Microsoft is going, 8.1 will be the most modern version of Windows I will ever run again.
For your own safety, please don't use a depreciated OS. If you hate Win 10 and 11 that much, at least just MacOS or Linux.
If only there was a (or many) modern OSs that are perfectly usable 🤔
I am the IT manager for a large company. I almost got fired when somebody upgraded my boss's PC and I got blamed. She is a doctor and the software she uses would not work on win 11.
I hate Microsoft with a passion
Hate to say it, but yeah you're on the hook for that. How does someone "upgrade" another's PC without proper administrator rights?
Should have had a group policy blocking the download and install of Windows 11.
@@iwirthlessyeah let's go ahead and blame this guy for not being responsible what dumbass employees do to their own computers
That's why there are group policies, and if you're IT, it is your job to lock it down for this reason.
@@iwirthlessdo you not even know the obviously slimey ways microsoft tries to trick you into installing windows 11? 💀
@@iwirthless I've had computers where I work upgrade to 11 when I know for a fact their users aren't admins. Not in the IT dept. myself, but it seems that MS is trying to push 11 even without proper administrative consent.
sales figures literally like:
reject modernity
I have windows 11 omfg sometimes the option to access the WiFi you know the one that lets you connect to your network just disappears no clue why just does
I never moved on to Windows 11 because I'm lazy and like not having to change my legacy boot partition. Guess that's paying off now with the enshittification of 11.
I'm in the exact same boat. My PC meets the requirements to upgrade to 11 but since my install is legacy they won't let me. I've been using the same install since 2011 (started with 7) and I'm in no hurry to start all over again. Despite what people think Windows installs don't get slower over time if you maintain them properly.
Mrwhosetheboss has popularized that word and we all should use it in regular speach
If you wind up having to, you can continue using an MBR boot partition with patches that can be easily applied to your usb installer via some versions of Rufus
I was used to be a curious person..but now I don't even update my laptop since 2 years😂..
Way too much frustrating
Did a brand new OS install just to keep things fresh. Still did 10 22H2. Disabled all updates and ads with winaerotweaker
From my experience in the field hackers usually actually patch up the vulnerabilities they used to compromise a system if possible, precisely to stop others also accessing the same box. It's a cutthroat business most of the time. Collaboration only rarely happens typically if teams already know each other. This is actually a good thing because not all hackers actually use the compromised systems for much at all for most of the time so a vulnerable system might actually get protected against others.
This is kind of neat, it kind of reminds me of biology a little bit
It's like forcing people to make an account to jam ads down our throat is annoying to people.
8:36 imagine spot / sparkles performing at the animatronic for Chuck e cheese
The dog robot almost looks like something that The Jim Henson Company would have put together.
i would like to believe the Jim Henson Company would whip up something that actually looks cute
It looks almost identical to a blue version of Sprocket from Fraggle Rock. You have to wonder if Henson was involved, or if they just ripped it off.
Should have Muffit ( a daggit robot dog) from Battlestar Galactica.
The Rabbit R1 is gonna look great next to the Apple Pippin at the museum of failures
Agree. Have no idea why things like R1 are produced at all.
@@KrotowX Well, they thought it would be disruptive. It's not
That dog is PURE nightmarefuel. Very strong terminator vibes, especially the scene where he rips his arm's flesh off to reveal the metal robot hand underneath
It looks almost like a high quality 3D render with the way it moves
When the very ads they host present a security violation...
i'll be honest, i'm waiting windows 12.. not worth changing to 11 right now
Im not waiting for any Windows release. F that. I bet the newest installment will be even worse.
Get ready to pay a subscription for Win 12.
@BIGbearrrrr Yet the UI is complete dogdirt, the settings are just a mess and doing the most basic things now takes 10 clicks instead of 2 (try changing screen sleep time for example, or your network settings). Not the mention the terrible taskbar, ads, telemetry, ai nonsense and it being forced down your throat. Also the constant bugged updates and other issues that aren't that much of an issue on W10. I will never install W11, I'd rather just go Linux even if it means I can't run certain games.
tbh same. I upgraded to Windows 11, but over time I saw it was just laggier, uglier, and somehow experienced some corruption that made Windows 11 think Windows was located on my other drive and left me with no access to my computer. So instead I decided to no longer use Windows 11 and go back to Windows 10. No regrets. I'm hoping Windows 12 can just be Windows 10 but actually trying to just make it a better version of Windows 10.
Switching to Linux has the one issue that, I'm not just an open firefox and check facbook user, I actually have to put up with linux's complexity, and use the CLI frequently. And I think a lot of users are in the untapped target where they just want an OS that works like Windows, no need to do a lot of, frankly, bullshit. Like needing to find extremely specific, niche packages that you can't just sudo apt install, just to get a game that should natively work on linux, to work on linux.
Possible choice if…SECURE BOOT WAS NOT A FUCKING REQUIREMENT FOR WINDOWS 11. THAT IS THE ONE THING STOPPING ME.
I use Windows 11, and it is TRASH
crashes so often, nothing is stable when used (WSL) and IT DOES NOT EVEN SHUT DOWN PROPERLY - it'll go to logout mode or sleep mode... I have to force shut down the bloody machine by pulling the plug or holding down the power button.
Did you do a memory test? I had BSoD and driver timeouts with corrupt memory, got new memory swapped and it works well. But still Win11 is bloated and lots of programs just eat memory. Linux is a bit more efficient I found. One bad experience I had was trying to migrate Win11 boot SSD to a larger SSD....clonezilla worked somewhat, I could use Win11... but when it was time to update, nope....no more updates, Win11 detects a change and disables updates.
I use a machine that came with Windows 11 and it works flawlessly. Like quite literally I've never used a smoother operating system.
And this is why I say: To each their own.@@aimismyname01
@@aimismyname01I’ve had my win install for 2 years now and it also works flawlessly. People shit on Win11, I’ve been using win11 since beta and never had issues that were actually OS related. My biggest issue was Faulty Ram stick which seemed like unstable / crashy OS issues but in reality it was “just” the ram. I’ve had two bluescreens on my pcs in the last 4 years. If this is now considered unstable then holy shit people would lose their minds with windows from win8 down.
my vpn broke, hibernate mode glitches ( settings dont open after waking up from hibernation)
That intro killed me lmao
story at 6:48 reminds me of a news story where some cops acting like illegal sock dealers, while othe group of cops bust the previous cops who were acting like illegal sock dealers.
I refuse to update to win11
LTSC should be ok
Thats good. Dont ever use it.
I have to use it for my work and its awful.
I still cant believe thats been made by a multi billion dollar company in 21st century.
Its mind bogglingly bad.
Didn’t ask
@@onupiratI'll switch to LTSC win 11 when they discontinue win 10
@@naufalap you misinterpreted the message
9:14 Editor was DMCAd by Nintendo 💀
I don't think I've ever seen an ad in windows 11.
I never expected to see microsoft make another vista disaster in my lifetime. And yet here we are.
I wonder if this will cause them to make changes to windows 12 in a desperate attempt at keeping their marketshare. Just like they did with 7.
This is even worse than Vista. Vista at least had meaningful changes. Actual improvements. It was just not ready yet. Windows 7 is basically refined Vista. Windows 11 is a Windows 10 sidegrade. A few changes for the better, nothing major. A few changes for the worse. And overall much more annoying and insulting. And an absolute joke of an OS given how much time it's been out already.
vista wasn't a disaster per say, it was just too demending for peoples PC's at the time, hence why if you jump forward abit any windows 7 era PC can also run vista perfectly smooth.
@@fennecRBXAnd that is exactly why vista was a disaster. Not only was it too powerful for most people's PC's at the time, it was also too powerful for the hardware being sold in stores. You could buy a brand new computer and it'd be slow as molasses out of the box because of vista's insane hardware requirements.
Uh... did you already forget about Windows 8? Vista was mostly "just" sluggish, but 8 was a UI/UX nightmare compared to 7...
"Emotionally and physically shattered! Emphasis on the "shat" part."
Love the "Editor: DCMA'd by Nintendo" in the credits
That windows plug in is actually goated
Windows XP, 7, and 10 are way too legendary to be real. Aint no way Microsoft screwed 11 over this badly.
Windows 7 is nothing but a placebo, a name-change to avoid the backlash from the Groundbreaking Windows Vista. It had problems at launch because hardware couldn't keep up, but was fixed by the time 7 came out.
Win11 is out there fixing the Clusterfuck; 0 Visual Identity; Confusing; Frankenstein; OS called Windows 10, by rewriting some core features from scratch (such as task bard and task manager) or replacing old menus with new designs, all while avoiding the tremendous bullshit performance windows 10 had at launch by not allowing crap hardware.
Win10 experience at the first 3 years: pressing WinKey, waiting no less than 10 seconds, sometimes being greeted by a 'explorer.exe' crash, and a bunch of explorer related bugs and glitches. Sometimes it didn't even load at all
@@darkigor20 I was still on Win7 when it went EoS, but I remember this being the issue with win10.
so when I did eventually upgrade to win10, I was pleasantly surprised that it actually functioned better than win7 did for my old PC.
been on win10 ever since, and seeing win11 basically making things that would require me 2 clicks now require 5+ clicks just annoys me, especially knowing i'm heading torwards another EoS and this time, the grass isn't greener on that side.
@@darkigor20 I used to be just like you thinking that Vista and 7 were the same. Now I realize that, no. Vista had a ton of problems, and was a buggy and rushed release. Windows 7 was just Service Pack 3. But it's still the version that everyone loved.
@@darkigor20 Also about Windows 10. Yeah, it was garbage for the first 5 years of its existence. However after 2020 it began rapidly improving. And by 2023 it was a great OS.
Still using a slighty tweaked version of Microsoft Windows 2000 for Advanced Servers with Service Pack 4 on my ThinkPad L510. Love that OS.
lol, yeah, I always click no on the “upgrade”.
What ads are there? Havent really noticed any.
The biggest NoGo for me with Win11 is the Context Menu in the Explorer and the Startmenu and Tasklist Problems...
I can write 10 full pages of buggs that windows 11 has. They did such a sloppy job making win 11. Microsoft likes to Instead of fixing issues release new versions of windows. Very disappointing
Win11 was never 10% of the bug mess that windows 10 was at initial years. How could they fuck up start menu so bad? Pressing windows key in win10, wait 10 seconds for it to come up and be greeted with a explorer.exe crash
11 was godawful with lack of legacy support removed features list a mile long, ads out the ass after i already paid a hundo for a license. At this rate ill use 10 until I cant and then switch to the penguin.
*Was* God awful? It's still god awful lol
0:36 The only way it install windows 11 is through RUFUS, i can add a local user and remove telemetry and remove tpm requirements.
Haha, did anyone notice what happened to the Editor in the credits?
Boston Dynamics legit made a blue version of the dog from Fraggle Rock.
Ironically this version actually has sprockets
Now Im convinced that Microsoft intentionally do this cycle of good bad Windows
Win xp good
Win vista bad
Win 7 good
Win 8 bad
Win 10 good
Win 11 bad
Correct, that pattern goes all the way back to Windows 3.0
I think they're too crazy for it to be intentional.
Ya but a lot of that is revisionist. I remember everyone hated windows 10 compared to 7 when it came out. The truth is most windows users just want things to remain the same, most seem to get upset about any & all updates. That’s not to say Microsoft hasn’t made mistakes over the years tho cause they have
I guess 10 can appear "good" compared to 11. 8.1, its looks notwithstanding, was a much better release. Solid as rock, tons of performance improvements over 7, stable, still properly tested. Then with W10 MS relegated testing to "insiders" and all hell broke lose. Performance-wise 10 is worse than 8.1
@@anthonytitone good products improve on things, and don't touch things they don't improve just for the sake of a "refresh". Change has cost on the user - getting used to things, which impacts speed, comfort, cognitive load, sometimes complete functionality, so it has to be worth it.
No local account allowed during installation was it for me. Back to my old pre updates windows 10
that blue dogu is way more horrifying
See, AMD needs to work on making their GPUs water proof. Also, does anyone have a boat I can borrow I dropped something in lake Erie
ohh no, now I realized it was the gpu, that's underwater
Lmaooo
No surprise. Windows 11 is just Windows 10 with a coat of paint on top. A coat of paint that is riddled with ads, user profiling, locking of customization options and many more unpleasantries.
I used Windows for most of my life. Switched to Linux and used it for about a year and loved it. Switched back to Windows and it was like whiplash so I switched back to Linux.
I have had swindles 11 on my XPS 13 since 2018 and haven’t had one single add
Isn't Google shielded from user content by some "section xxx" law? So why do they have to remove links for anybody's request?
You mean the DMCA?
@EvanBoldt Yeah, I had a brain hiccup. That's the the down part of it. The section xxx protection is called section 230. As long as they aren't hosting the content, a link should fall under the First Amendment.
MS wants so badly to have Windows as a subscription. I have run MS DOS on my first systems. The first and only retail computer I bought had Window 95 and DOS 6.0, then I went to Windows 98. then Windows XP. Then I skipped a few for Windows 7... then jumped to 10 when they had a free upgrade. I have not formatted my hard drive since Windows XP. I did upgrades to 7 and 10 and not full installations. I was using the same 1TB WD hard drive for all these years until last week when I finally got a 2TB Gen 4 NVME and cloned my drive over. Yes I am still running the same installation. I have replaced the motherboard, CPU, memory, and graphics card 2-3 times. The system is still very stable and I run it hard for months at a time without even turning it off or rebooting.
I don't want to deal with Windows 11. What happened to that we will never release another Windows and just keep upgrading the current one? Wasn't that 10 or was it earlier? I have yet to see an huge improvement over Windows XP. I'm not touching 11 if I can help it.
Switched from Windows 11 to Fedora 39/40, and my life has never been better
Same but instead of fedora I switched to debian 12
I didn't know about OFGB. I'll have to grab that.
can't wait for a robot dog to default dance on me
Rip windows MR.
I am never going Windows 11...
if it's gonna break my programs and peripherals - I might as well go Linux.
This mans Intro's are aways so on point
Riley brought the energy. Thanks for sharing some of whats going on in the dystopic world of 2024 tech news. I at least got a laugh!
My work usually depends on Adobe apps, if Adobe apps are available and stable on Linux, I would have switched...
Microsoft unknowingly promoting Linux, nice! 👍
I have never seen a single ad on Windows 11 and I've been using it for almost 2 years straight?
Everyone must really love that Gru! Lockscreen
That's the problem with Nintendo when they're quiet you should be very concerned. Because they're like a rabid raccoon they will just come out of nowhere and attack everything in sight.
Them going after what they are is not surprising the least the most surprising part is when they're quiet for like 2 months and then suddenly wham. wham. wham. Never trust them, never.
I am fine with their "security" stuff as long as they don't start doing apples definition of security
"Security" is to make users unable to turn the ads off. To make it a subscription & advertisement platform.
Boston Dynamics putting Spot in a fur suit was not something I expected to see.