Honestly, I've never seen in my life someone, who has that much of knowledge of Windows NT based systems like you. It's crazy man, you really can do anything with Windows.
It really is very impressive. I have a really good knowledge of Linux but that's an open source, well documented system. His NT knowledge feels like arcane runes and wizardry by comparison.
@@hburke7799 The main goal is still the same, old or not, the task manager should be able to run no matter what, and whoever did the rewrite certainly did a great job, as did David long ago in the Windows 2000 era.
I would love to see the same "install Windows to a prohibited or weird-ass folder like the recycle bin", but done in Windows 9.x architecture. Who knows what kind of crazy glitches we'll find.
I'd imagine that you'd have less issues, funnily enough. 9x had no file permissions to deal with, being entirely FAT-based, so there aren't really many weird places to put it. Plus it specifically supported being installed in locations other than C:\Windows.
@@atsizbalik yeah, imagine doing that sort of experiment on Windows betas, like Whistler and Longhorn. It would cause an already bug-filled beta to go absolutely haywire
@@GunnerSiIva I think the last one that supported being installed to another folder was XP or 2003. Since Vista brought in the WIM deployment, the paths have been somewhat hard-coded.
Neat! I wasn't aware of the REG_NONE type, but it made me curious how many other data types RegEdit might support. So, I went back to Windows XP and even Windows 95, and successfully imported reg files with @=hex(99): Win95 doesn't have a type field in RegEdit though, but it still successfully imported it. Windows XP RegEdit reported the type field as 0x99, understandably. I haven't done any further testing with such jankery though, but I found it surprising that either one would even allow a registry import of an otherwise undefined data type. No idea how that might affect registry keys actually in use by the system or programs though. Have fun breaking Windows though haha!
Ideas: 1. Installing Windows inside C:\Windows (Basically C:\Windows\Windows) 2. Installing Windows to Users folder 3. Installing Windows to AppData 4. Installing Windows to Program Files
I'd love to see number 2. That one might just work as it has no spaces or symbols in the path and is not technically a special folder. If it boots, he should create a user profile called system32 and see if it works with a user profile living in the system32 folder.
Enderman, I have no idea how you're doing daily uploads without burnouts. Because of mental health issues, whenever I try to stick to a schedule like THAT, I usually get burnt out quickly, and I usually resort to a lack of schedule. But how you're doing the daily uploads is just... I can't truly explain how good it is! By the way, I'm subbed to both you and Daniel Myslivets, so I guess we're cool. Also, I'm Polish, so... just in case anyone wanted to know ;)
It’s have to be absolutely huge, EFI partitions are typically like 128/256MB, so one big enough to install Windows to would be ridiculously huge. Also you’d have to deal with installing Windows to FAT32/16.
@@larrywhitney Well, it could work with the recently featured UEFI Windows XP and that's it. No Windows version officially supports a FAT32 system volume *AND* UEFI simultaneously.
Install Windows as a user. Install Windows to a folder with the type JUNCTION (for example, the Users [Documents and Settings] folder). Install Windows to the "WindowApps" folder. Install Windows to the Boot disk (if possible).
8:24 I've experienced that type of error, but it has only happened with Steam. That happens when an application reaches a critical point, breaking the application, reaching a breakpoint, and ultimately crashing the application. It also causes dwm.exe (Desktop Window Manager) to crash and restart, so if you have night light enabled, It will break it. To fix it, you need to turn night light off and on again.
I was cleaning my PC earlier today and thought maybe it'd be interesting to install Windows to Windows.old and try to delete it via the constant pop-ups with "remove previous Windows version". I have no idea if it would even work.
In a way this is how Linux works. The system is small enough to just be run off memory in your thumbstick/usb. Really good for trying out disto’s or messing around
@enderman This wired result is not only caused by the space in the path but also because System Volume Information is a READ ONLY folder! Yes, it's very stupid but that's what it is. If you don't believe me, have a try doing the following: 1. Create a new text document in C:\System Volume Information. 2. Delete the text file. Then, you will see "success" but in fact the file is still there! I don't know why they did this, and I'm also extremely frustrated about this shit decision. One day in the future we will conquer Windows and make the System Volume Information install more usable! Currently, this setup is even worse than installing windows 11 to C:\con!
You should do some videos on user mode and non user mode stuff (most prevalent example being winload.exe). I can’t really find any documentation on how that stuff works and it’s something I’m curious about
Hello Endermanch, I just wanted to ask: when you make your viruses/programs and add an icon, what do you use to make the icon? Like for sample the fake windows update thing you made, what did you use to make the icon? Like what software? Or in any of your programs/viruses what did you use to make the icons?. Thanks! -SamsungLover
Yo, I have a challenge for you, since you’ve installed Windows 11 in the thrash bin and on System Volume Information, try to install the Windows on the desktop!! Luv your videos!❤
Hey Enderman, just an idea which might be interesting, you’ve visited nested virtualization before but it couldn’t get past 3, but I think you could do better if you degrade the operating system . like w11>10>7>xp>98?
you know what would be a good idea? installing windows 64bit, on a 32bit uefi. there are some pcs with 64 bit cpus, but uefi locked to 32bit making them unable to install 64bit os. an example is the acer one 10
if you want a good source of PUPs, I just had to cancel and do a damage assessment because the digital digest mirror of imgburn (literally the first one rn) tried to install at least 10 PUPs, 2 PUPs in I managed to kill the task. it had replaced windows defender and I got 3 popups within the 10 minutes I spent running virus scans. came up 100% clean on defender and hitmanpro btw. absolute joke.
I wonder if you could install Windows into a forbidden folder name such as C:\CON or C:\NUL. Given that not being able to name a folder like that is a limitation of Windows, and not of NTFS.
i used to watch your videos so much thank you so much for the memories ive had watching your vids, trying to copy them, you taught me so much too thank you so much
This guy's ideas are the best. Like installing windows on a recyle bin...... making oobe work in windows that was installed in recyle bin...... and more
Welcome back Enderman! I've been a fan since 2019! I love your videos so much and you give me so much motivation and inspiration. Thank you for everything...
Maybe at 3:30 Windows was scared of him so they blocked workgroup changing access in sysdm.cpl for him. Edit: Windows was scared because of the last series "Installing Windows 11 to Recycle Bin" he used sysdm.cpl and changed workgroup to bypass the error.
Hey i really like you content and for my opinion, its really cool that you use you knowledge for good, and not to build malware or sum oder adware etc.
Try installing windows to C:\con! I tried it myself using the methods in your videos and I got it to work :) (To allow the creation of the directory con, type \\?\ before the path in cmd)
I have an idea! Use a custom windows pe that has long paths enabled, then apply the image like normal BUT put it in a directory that exceeds MAX_PATH, It should allow you to since longpathsenabled is enabled, and would probably break stuff on that installation. If it cant even boot up, try enabling longpaths on the install you just created, as it can still break stuff even if longpaths is enabled.
ik when it didnt worked means there smth wrong w/ executable or os but you could also test addding ``` conhost.exe cmd.exe ``` to CmdLine reg or you could write and compile a file by yourself and use "curl" which should be preinstalled on windows to download and run it or maybe it's a conhost.exe problem idk i dont know much bout windows, especially its closed source and proprietary and modular (like when explorer.exe boots first as DE before the Display Manager) but i really enjoy your videos.
Really cool videos, I hope you can make a tutorial of your windows setup how you set up them, is there any tricks for performance, appearance, security etc. Thank you!
Honestly, I've never seen in my life someone, who has that much of knowledge of Windows NT based systems like you. It's crazy man, you really can do anything with Windows.
NTDEV doesn't count?
It really is very impressive. I have a really good knowledge of Linux but that's an open source, well documented system. His NT knowledge feels like arcane runes and wizardry by comparison.
ender is truly special
@@supercellex4D no
He must be employed by Microsoft
1:30 whoever programmed task manager to work when nothing else does is an absolute legend
WordPad >>>>>
@@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7 wordpad works even when the PC breaks... mysterious app
David Plummer(yt:dave's garage)
@@nenzen938 the current task manager is a re-write, so almost certainly done by someone else.
@@hburke7799 The main goal is still the same, old or not, the task manager should be able to run no matter what, and whoever did the rewrite certainly did a great job, as did David long ago in the Windows 2000 era.
I would love to see the same "install Windows to a prohibited or weird-ass folder like the recycle bin", but done in Windows 9.x architecture. Who knows what kind of crazy glitches we'll find.
I'd imagine that you'd have less issues, funnily enough. 9x had no file permissions to deal with, being entirely FAT-based, so there aren't really many weird places to put it. Plus it specifically supported being installed in locations other than C:\Windows.
Enderman has actually done one on installing windows 98 to $^-}@'%&. It caused a lot of weird bugs too. You should go check it out
or something like Windows XP
@@atsizbalik yeah, imagine doing that sort of experiment on Windows betas, like Whistler and Longhorn. It would cause an already bug-filled beta to go absolutely haywire
Installing windows to prn, con, etc…
7:34 You should try installing Windows to a folder that has a double quote. It should theoretically break Windows from accessing any sort of path.
How is windows that fragile…
@@wilh3lmmusic Because it was never meant to be installed anywhere else than the Windows folder in the first place
@kajek777 Windows installs outside of the Windows folder are supported, or at least used to be
@@GunnerSiIva I think the last one that supported being installed to another folder was XP or 2003. Since Vista brought in the WIM deployment, the paths have been somewhat hard-coded.
@@steeviebopscorrect
Neat!
I wasn't aware of the REG_NONE type, but it made me curious how many other data types RegEdit might support. So, I went back to Windows XP and even Windows 95, and successfully imported reg files with @=hex(99):
Win95 doesn't have a type field in RegEdit though, but it still successfully imported it. Windows XP RegEdit reported the type field as 0x99, understandably.
I haven't done any further testing with such jankery though, but I found it surprising that either one would even allow a registry import of an otherwise undefined data type.
No idea how that might affect registry keys actually in use by the system or programs though.
Have fun breaking Windows though haha!
Nice
Nice job on the daily vids, Enderman! Keep 'em comin'!
Ideas:
1. Installing Windows inside C:\Windows (Basically C:\Windows\Windows)
2. Installing Windows to Users folder
3. Installing Windows to AppData
4. Installing Windows to Program Files
Idea 1 is wild. I'm guessing it can't be done.
c:/windows/windows
idea 1 is maybe default of windows 95
I'd love to see number 2. That one might just work as it has no spaces or symbols in the path and is not technically a special folder. If it boots, he should create a user profile called system32 and see if it works with a user profile living in the system32 folder.
@@wolstech it will just add System32.>insertpcname
Enderman, I have no idea how you're doing daily uploads without burnouts. Because of mental health issues, whenever I try to stick to a schedule like THAT, I usually get burnt out quickly, and I usually resort to a lack of schedule. But how you're doing the daily uploads is just... I can't truly explain how good it is! By the way, I'm subbed to both you and Daniel Myslivets, so I guess we're cool. Also, I'm Polish, so... just in case anyone wanted to know ;)
What's next, installing windows to the EFI partition?
lol installing windows to SYSTEM
It’s have to be absolutely huge, EFI partitions are typically like 128/256MB, so one big enough to install Windows to would be ridiculously huge. Also you’d have to deal with installing Windows to FAT32/16.
@@laglife could work with an older version of Windows
@@larrywhitney Well, it could work with the recently featured UEFI Windows XP and that's it.
No Windows version officially supports a FAT32 system volume *AND* UEFI simultaneously.
That just works normally nothing special. You can expand the EFI partition after its been created, and then install inside it.
Install Windows as a user.
Install Windows to a folder with the type JUNCTION (for example, the Users [Documents and Settings] folder).
Install Windows to the "WindowApps" folder.
Install Windows to the Boot disk (if possible).
5)it’s possible,but it have to be xp< because it is fat32
Dude's so skilled at this Windows NT stuff, it's impressive.
2090: installing windows on cpu cache memory
I read the text at 0:23 as "Trying to shut up"
8:24
I've experienced that type of error, but it has only happened with Steam.
That happens when an application reaches a critical point, breaking the application, reaching a breakpoint, and ultimately crashing the application. It also causes dwm.exe (Desktop Window Manager) to crash and restart, so if you have night light enabled, It will break it. To fix it, you need to turn night light off and on again.
I was cleaning my PC earlier today and thought maybe it'd be interesting to install Windows to Windows.old and try to delete it via the constant pop-ups with "remove previous Windows version". I have no idea if it would even work.
You deserve more appreciation! The kind of videos you make should surpass even the best youtubers!
I wouldn't ever belive a mob from minecraft would destroy windows in tons of ways. Well here we go.
The things you can do in almost everything is really surprising, love ur videos Andrew!
8:44 when you sent a message it said computer name/administrator thus it might be a duplicate account
Holy shit how have I not seen your channel before. Your skills are crazy man and this music is amazing. Definitely subscribing.
Imagine if in the future we could install windows in CPU cache memory lol
damn i was just about to comment "next video: installing windows 11 in CPU cache." before i saw yours
Not enough CPU cache, not for windows 10 or 11 anyway...
Older ones maybe?
Maybe for DOS in the threadripper
In a way this is how Linux works. The system is small enough to just be run off memory in your thumbstick/usb. Really good for trying out disto’s or messing around
@@aaronruinslives what are you talking about? no os is lightweight enough to fit in CPU cache memory
you pick the best music for videos and i love that lol
keep up the good work, man :)
@enderman This wired result is not only caused by the space in the path but also because System Volume Information is a READ ONLY folder!
Yes, it's very stupid but that's what it is.
If you don't believe me, have a try doing the following:
1. Create a new text document in C:\System Volume Information.
2. Delete the text file.
Then, you will see "success" but in fact the file is still there!
I don't know why they did this, and I'm also extremely frustrated about this shit decision.
One day in the future we will conquer Windows and make the System Volume Information install more usable!
Currently, this setup is even worse than installing windows 11 to C:\con!
You should do some videos on user mode and non user mode stuff (most prevalent example being winload.exe). I can’t really find any documentation on how that stuff works and it’s something I’m curious about
2050: installing windows 11 to appdata
I wonder if you create a short path (like PROGRA~1) on System volume information and use that to launch explorer.exe. Will it work?
lmao glad to see youre motivated to do more after that whole youtube striking your channel thing. :)
Windows 11 trembles in the presence of Enderman with his task manager, command prompt, and registry
i watch your videos since 3 years already and learned a lot from your videos, keep up the good work!!
try installing the windows installer, when you boot from disk it just opens the installer so its like a normal operating system installation
Hello Endermanch, I just wanted to ask: when you make your viruses/programs and add an icon, what do you use to make the icon? Like for sample the fake windows update thing you made, what did you use to make the icon? Like what software? Or in any of your programs/viruses what did you use to make the icons?.
Thanks!
-SamsungLover
casually installs windows to the most cursed folders
8 Enderman videos every day for 8 consecutive days is awesome. Glad you're back!
Yo, I have a challenge for you, since you’ve installed Windows 11 in the thrash bin and on System Volume Information, try to install the Windows on the desktop!! Luv your videos!❤
The fact that he can easily break windows tells a lot about how broken it is.
these things arent supposed to happen through standard use so broken is a strong word 🤔
its not windows is broken hes just a master at breakinf code
hey, i'm early! nice vid enderman ^^
Hi Andrew i just wanna say i love your videos! Without your videos i probably wouldnt have figured out how to use a VM etc. Thank you Andrew!
Hey Enderman, just an idea which might be interesting, you’ve visited nested virtualization before but it couldn’t get past 3, but I think you could do better if you degrade the operating system . like w11>10>7>xp>98?
Quick question, do you play geometry dash? I see you have used a ton of songs from gd levels, idk, judt curious
He does, caught a glimpse of GD on his desktop once
@@firephyte yeah i also did after commenting
You really are a megamind. I have never seen someone with this much intel of a computer system. It’s truly amazing
you know what would be a good idea? installing windows 64bit, on a 32bit uefi. there are some pcs with 64 bit cpus, but uefi locked to 32bit making them unable to install 64bit os. an example is the acer one 10
even afete 11 yesrs enderman still never fails to be amazing
if you want a good source of PUPs, I just had to cancel and do a damage assessment because the digital digest mirror of imgburn (literally the first one rn) tried to install at least 10 PUPs, 2 PUPs in I managed to kill the task. it had replaced windows defender and I got 3 popups within the 10 minutes I spent running virus scans. came up 100% clean on defender and hitmanpro btw. absolute joke.
9:09 "A successful install!"
*Windows in the background having a seizure*
Thank you for putting the artist and song, you select some bangers and make it easy to find them to add to my playlists
To make explorer work you have to take the owner to the system volume information
enderman in 2040: Installing Windows 11 on a nuclear bomb
Bro is literally a human computer 💀
1:55 is that micro11 but smaller?
The Tech and Windows NT knowledgeable king is back to daily posting videos on RUclips! Finally, my best Tech RUclipsr. Keep it up and going!
I wonder if you could install Windows into a forbidden folder name such as C:\CON or C:\NUL. Given that not being able to name a folder like that is a limitation of Windows, and not of NTFS.
He already did that
I’m super excited for the next one!
try it post-windeploy like in the recycle bin video, and try to use the win10 shell?
i used to watch your videos so much thank you so much for the memories ive had watching your vids, trying to copy them, you taught me so much too thank you so much
This guy always finds a way to break, torture or straight up kill windows.
Its very enjoyable to watch!
This guy's ideas are the best.
Like installing windows on a recyle bin...... making oobe work in windows that was installed in recyle bin...... and more
Can you change the boot GUI? I had this on my mind since an older method stopped working.
“Hey bro what does a computer do when you press the power button”
“It starts”
Welcome back Enderman! I've been a fan since 2019! I love your videos so much and you give me so much motivation and inspiration. Thank you for everything...
I rlly like that you do this experiments. I'm enjoying them very much.
how did windows bootlegs owners make these bootlegs, is it using Nlite or something?
It is possible to install Windows to the root of the C drive? Like having C:\System32
Enderman should legit work for Microsoft because he knows EVERYTHING about Windows NT
Maybe at 3:30 Windows was scared of him so they blocked workgroup changing access in sysdm.cpl for him.
Edit: Windows was scared because of the last series "Installing Windows 11 to Recycle Bin" he used sysdm.cpl and changed workgroup to bypass the error.
Hey i really like you content and for my opinion, its really cool that you use you knowledge for good, and not to build malware or sum oder adware etc.
Hi i have question , can you make video with byte-fence " anti malware " its fake antivirus ?
@Endermanch please
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
my man Enderman finally decided to pick up blocks of heatsinks instead of grass blocks
Daily uploads!! This is so crazy…
so if u somehow change the owner of the System Volume Information into a kind of user, maybe all the Windows files work probably??
now it's time for "Installing Windows 11 to Program Files"
Try installing windows to C:\con! I tried it myself using the methods in your videos and I got it to work :)
(To allow the creation of the directory con, type \\?\ before the path in cmd)
The Guest account is back BOIIIIS!
Amazing! Where can I contact u to talk to you more about it.
Good video! wish you would get 500k subs
Any plans for another malware run? What happened to Malware 10?
Try installing Windows 11 into 'nul' folder and into folder with empty or illegal character
I have installed windows 11 to a blank space folder. It just shows black screen with a cursor
@@cheems5231 Isn't there the welcome screen?
Enderman, what font did you use in the video?
I have an idea! Use a custom windows pe that has long paths enabled, then apply the image like normal BUT put it in a directory that exceeds MAX_PATH, It should allow you to since longpathsenabled is enabled, and would probably break stuff on that installation. If it cant even boot up, try enabling longpaths on the install you just created, as it can still break stuff even if longpaths is enabled.
Idea: Mess the Calculator up so bad that it can't calculate 1+1 properly
Next do it inside 'Documents and Settings'
Love the windows 11 destruction and experiments so much
bro hate windows 11 so much that each time he see Windows 11 breaks. He smiles.
Damn, Enderman can literally do anything with windows.
great work keep up the uploads
Brother please add commentary you honestly are great at it
No one has better ideas then Endermanch!
Прекрасное видео, бро! Обожаю канал и контент на нём
sometimes enderman's genius is frightening
next video idea:
Installing Windows 11 in Windows 10 in Windows 8 in Windows 7 in Windows Vista in Windows CTAC
finally, im early :D
You should definitely try installing Windows 11 to CON or AUX or any of the illegal file names
ik when it didnt worked means there smth wrong w/ executable or os
but you could also test addding
```
conhost.exe cmd.exe
``` to CmdLine reg
or you could write and compile a file by yourself
and use "curl" which should be preinstalled on windows to download and run it
or maybe it's a conhost.exe problem
idk
i dont know much bout windows, especially its closed source and proprietary and modular (like when explorer.exe boots first as DE before the Display Manager)
but i really enjoy your videos.
installing android pie to alarms folder
What is BCPE?
I'd love to see what happened if you installed it to the TEMP folder. Doesnt windows delete things there you dont need?
Daily content! Thats what I love ❤
Can you try replacing win8 explorer to win11 :D (pls reply)
Really cool videos, I hope you can make a tutorial of your windows setup how you set up them, is there any tricks for performance, appearance, security etc. Thank you!
christmas present daily enderman uploads
Hey bro could you tell me how to open cmd with keyboard shortcut pls?