New Windows 11 Laptop? Do This First: Optimize, Customize, and Secure It! | 2023 Edition

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

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  • @teksyndicate
    @teksyndicate  Год назад +199

    TOC:
    1:38 Initial Setup (you can skip this)
    3:38 Check your specs to make sure you got what you ordered
    4:28 Remove Bloatware
    10:48 Install These Programs (if you want)
    12:28 Secure Windows 11
    Extra Credit!
    15:38 Pick an Office Suite
    16:21 Three Key Firefox Extensions
    17:21 Customize the look (huge improvement)

    • @felurianmasters4369
      @felurianmasters4369 Год назад +3

      Bro, I despise windows. Mint is great and all, but needing windows is terribly a thing. Is mac even in a good spot, compared to the invasion win10 is of that which used to be privacy, or the content ownership usurpation that is win11 we now know and love. Topical video would be sweet, a reply also would be appreciated. I know there's no easy answer.

    • @felurianmasters4369
      @felurianmasters4369 Год назад +1

      Ts25 for vpn?

    • @abbiotic777
      @abbiotic777 Год назад

      26:00 install power toys

    • @keylanoslokj1806
      @keylanoslokj1806 11 месяцев назад +3

      Can you do the 2024 version of this please?

    • @goldenchild5296
      @goldenchild5296 8 месяцев назад +1

      Does all this information still apply or has any of it changed if so personally I would LOVE an updated version of this

  • @Itallcostsmoney
    @Itallcostsmoney Год назад +139

    Recommendation for getting rid of extras:
    Right click on the taskbar and turn off:
    News & Interests, Show Cortana, Show TaskView Button, Show People, Show Windows Ink Space, Search : Hidden -> Uncheck Show Search Highlights
    You can still press the windows key and search without having to have the search bar on the screen.

    • @furnitureandbedding776
      @furnitureandbedding776 Год назад +4

      I don't see any options to get rid of News and Interests. I wonder if they disabled the option to disable lol

    • @tak60viz
      @tak60viz Год назад

      I tried to turn those off as well. No luck.@@furnitureandbedding776

  • @GregReavis
    @GregReavis Год назад +32

    Gonna be saving this for my windows 11 setup video. Remembering all this is impossible but that’s what windows has turned into.

  • @FeArhsma21
    @FeArhsma21 Год назад +48

    Man I am always so impressed with you how to set up your laptop after you get it. Please don't stop doing these videos. I learn so much from them. That keyboard at the end is pretty slick, but i just baught a very pricey keyboard from Glorious Gmmk full size custom with khail box browns switches and I just love. I will remember that keyboard might be really nice one to take with you places on trip for like laptop use. Have a good one my friend and God Bless.

  • @-Vikson
    @-Vikson Год назад +15

    I had one of these saved from 6 years back, glad you've done an update.

  • @nuknuk128
    @nuknuk128 Год назад +12

    i just learnt from another video that when installing win 11 if you set it to english world it wont install all those apps like tik tok and disney etc, then you can just change it to english US after install

    • @regwatson2017
      @regwatson2017 11 месяцев назад +2

      Yes that would have been a better way to get rid of the bloatware....so much easier

  • @FlyboyHelosim
    @FlyboyHelosim Год назад +14

    And once you've finished all of that... create an image of the SSD to a hard drive. That way, you can simply restore that if it all goes tits up without having to go through the whole monotonous process again.

  • @GubernareMens
    @GubernareMens Год назад +40

    It's always great to see this kind of video - very useful! It was actually the Win10 version which had me subscribe years ago.

  • @edison3571
    @edison3571 Год назад +230

    The sad fact of Windows operating system is that you have to De-bloat and turn off adware, spyware, and malware before you even use your computer should be quite concerning.

    • @bellissimo4520
      @bellissimo4520 6 месяцев назад

      Especially the fact that a paid-for, non-free OS wants to force ads on their users... this is just beyond ridiculous. Microsoft is pushing people away as hard as they can.

    • @lukeluckynblue1873
      @lukeluckynblue1873 5 месяцев назад +10

      it's not it's just a business ..like they pay them to be installed in thier laptop this is how you make money it's pretty simple nothing like goverment spying on you ordinary JOE : D

    • @chabr1783
      @chabr1783 3 месяца назад +1

      Yeah that's why i prefer linux every day.😂

    • @WalnutGrove-cs8mb
      @WalnutGrove-cs8mb 2 месяца назад

      But to control the people chat they have no issue

    • @thecreativemastermin
      @thecreativemastermin 2 месяца назад +1

      I'm not worried. I spent a lot of money, I can spend a few hours setting everything up.

  • @nmadw2836
    @nmadw2836 Год назад +180

    Great Video. No one makes this kind of content any more

    • @JosephAraya
      @JosephAraya Год назад +6

      check out Tech YES City, he does this type of content

    • @FlyboyHelosim
      @FlyboyHelosim Год назад +9

      I'm pretty sure a lot of RUclipsrs do.

    • @Chukijay
      @Chukijay Год назад +5

      They definitely do lol

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад +1

      no one??? lol

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад +2

      chris titus does lol

  • @Otis151
    @Otis151 Год назад +10

    Weird. I just reinstalled my OS yesterday. Timing of this video couldn’t be more perfect. Thanks!

  • @Cora996b
    @Cora996b Год назад +8

    OMG Thank you!!! That center task bar alignment has been driving me batty for months.

  • @Wildmutationblu
    @Wildmutationblu Год назад +4

    Dude! I didn't even know you were in a rock band until watcing this video. I retired from playing lead guitar many years ago due to illness. I hope you and your bandmates are well.

  • @mitchy7051
    @mitchy7051 Год назад +8

    Bonus tip. For the newer Lenovo I had to be online to install windows. I haven't figured out a workaround for that yet :( 😞 However, we did figure out to create an offline user during setup. You just pick Domain user, and since you aren't joined to domain, you trick windows into creating a local user. Ty for video, btw

    • @alttabby3633
      @alttabby3633 4 дня назад

      "I don't have Internet" is not available by default for the Windows Home edition, to bypass this:
      Follow the Windows 11 install process until you get to the "choose a country" screen.
      Press Shift + F10 to open a command prompt. Copy and paste OOBE\BYPASSNRO into command prompt, and press Enter to disable the Internet connection requirement. The computer will reboot, and take you back to the "choose a country" screen from there you can proceed with the "I don't have Internet" local account install.

  • @yogaguy111
    @yogaguy111 8 месяцев назад +2

    yeah, i concur. i really appreciate you for putting this together in the spirit of helping others. im set

  • @sirjared21
    @sirjared21 3 месяца назад +3

    Great video. Some updates: Windows 11 now has an EarTrumpet type functionality built-in. And HTTPS Everywhere's no longer available since Firefox comes with something similar built-in.

  • @WindsSunrise1
    @WindsSunrise1 Год назад +22

    I really appreciate these windows optimization videos

  • @chrisrice5740
    @chrisrice5740 8 месяцев назад +2

    Awesome video. Thank you! Very indepth and all in one place! I've been dreading setting up my new laptop arriving tomorrow. Having all this useful info in one place will make life a lot easier.

  • @spankyham9607
    @spankyham9607 Год назад +9

    The last computer I did out of the box Windows 11 the option for no internet wasn't there. Had to Shift F10 and tick tack the magic commands to bypass that crap.

  • @rakkazoid
    @rakkazoid Год назад +5

    honestly a really good and informative video, not treating the watcher like a total moron. cheers i got some nice tips.

  • @peterjansen4826
    @peterjansen4826 Год назад +6

    The first thing I do is get the license-key from the motherboard, download a Linux-distro, put it on a USB-stick, boot from the USB-stick and remove all the partitions and make new partitions for UEFI, the Linux-distro and the home-directory and then install Linux. I used Windows XP, 7 and 10 and 11. I really can't tolerate Windows as since version 10. Version 7 broke my system more than one but when it worked I could tolerate it. Windows 10 got too bad with all the nag-messages, hiding extensions, incredibly weird sorting in the file manager (like sorting on name and still having the recently added files on top), lack of consistent dark mode (when I used W10 for the last time), the horrible update-process with countless interruptions. It even drove me nuts in the short time that I dualbooted with Windows10, anytime I started it up it was update-time first while I just wanted to play a game. Why are updates on Windows so slow? On Arch Linux a 2 GB update takes 2-3 minutes, and that is only because I have slow internet (8-9 MBps download).

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад

      are you in the u.k? i just checked out your channel and saw that you are subbed to gbnews?

  • @martyp2138
    @martyp2138 Год назад +21

    Getting ready to swap out the 2TB nVME in my Thinkpad P1 for a 4TB (huge dropbox for work) and wanted to play around with my current setup to try things out. This video was super helpful.
    Tried a windows debloat app (BloatyNosyapp), the checkmark on icons has annoyed me for months and never knew compact mode existed either. Explorer Patcher is the icing on the cake. Super mall task bar, legacy style taskbar without icons and Win 10 right-click (without reg edit), Win 10 start menu - now it feels like I'm running Windows 11 Pro for Workstations. Thanks!

  • @preetsharan5661
    @preetsharan5661 Год назад +6

    The first thing I did after downgrading to Windows 11 was "upgrading" back to Windows 10

  • @elizabethandiosa4579
    @elizabethandiosa4579 Год назад +4

    Ty. I am glad this popped up to view. Such great timing .

  • @user-qy9tf2im7f
    @user-qy9tf2im7f Год назад +8

    One thing he missed, before turning on Bit Locker, be sure to install a printer, so that you can print and store the key. You can also sign in and out of your MS Account and back up the key there. Watch yourself here, some Laptop OEM Versions of Windows Pro automatically enable Bit Locker and I have had done initial updates, that caused the Bit Locker Screen appear after restart, this only happened once with a Dell, but if I di not have the printed Key I would have been SOOL and would have needed to download and reinstall Windows and Dell Apps and stated all over again!

  • @HypnoticSuggestion
    @HypnoticSuggestion Год назад +20

    Great video and ofc always enjoying your music. For viewers; I recommend GpuZ, a tiny app that will let you have a quick view of Gpu temp and usage statistics, as well as Cpu temp. HWiNFO64, MSI Afterburner, Notepad++, CpuZ, IrfanView and Winamp (newly updated!) are a few others.

    • @Error_4x5
      @Error_4x5 Год назад +1

      I download all the apps you listed on a new install except for Winamp. I switched to Foobar when Winamp was discontinued years ago and I can't go back, lol.

  • @keithmonahan3788
    @keithmonahan3788 Год назад +27

    As already mentioned “no one makes videos like this anymore.” And I “totally agree.”
    Clear concise speedy, very informative and intuitive. You have a new subscriber today. Absolutely amazing video love the topic. I love it when two minds think a like. Absolutely 👍👍 and of course ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
    Thanks so much my friend for all you do !!!

  • @dcpowered
    @dcpowered Год назад +7

    This video is underrated. It deserves millions of views! Microsoft is shoving so much garbage with Windows 11 and soon 12. Thanks a lot for your honest advice!

    • @CyberHak
      @CyberHak 11 месяцев назад +1

      It is if you like advertising!

  • @bertvantol9669
    @bertvantol9669 Год назад +3

    GREAT !!
    For Debloating, I use the Chris Titus Debloat Utility.
    For more Clean-up I use Glary Utilities

  • @Ivan220996
    @Ivan220996 Год назад +13

    Speaking of anti virus. I tried different ones with my old laptop because it was just good enough to run most games at playable fps so every single frame mattered. Windows defender is really good for that. But actually Kaspersky lite (the free one) gave me an extra fps boost even over defender. But it has to be the free one, the full one is comparable to defender when it comes to its effect on the fps

  • @abbiotic777
    @abbiotic777 Год назад +2

    i looove the 8-bit music thing in the background. chef's kiss

  • @talldarkstrangerpr
    @talldarkstrangerpr Год назад +3

    Thanks. Got that W11 Pro key via your link. Worked like charm.

  • @ivans.935
    @ivans.935 11 месяцев назад +6

    Thanks for the tips.
    However, I’m puzzled that you didn’t mention one of the most important Windows settings that must be changed - show file extensions in Windows Explorer.

    • @timturner9315
      @timturner9315 10 месяцев назад +2

      Mine windows 11 new gaming laptop showed them by default.

  • @Error_4x5
    @Error_4x5 Год назад +8

    His changes to Windows 11 makes it look like KDE Plasma.

  • @cool-aquarian
    @cool-aquarian Год назад +3

    One more thing i always do:
    Show file extensions for known file types.😊

  • @jGRite
    @jGRite Год назад +6

    I know one thing I need, I need to be able to disable super (windows key) + C so that Cortana is not accidentally triggered.

  • @hugosantos1476
    @hugosantos1476 Год назад +17

    "Everything will be so round we'll have to buy circular monitors" LOL

  • @seapanda-117
    @seapanda-117 Год назад +6

    This was great. Subscribed. Thanks for showing us these tools!

  • @rotemlv
    @rotemlv Год назад +4

    You should know that firefox has an https only mode - no plugs needed.

  • @c7261
    @c7261 Год назад +5

    I'm not sure if it works with a purchased pre-installed WIndows 11, but you can avoid all the bloatware by selecting "English (world)" as your language during installation. Never had bloatware since doing that. I also recommend "StartAllBack" as my favourite taskbar/start manager (it's less than the price of 1 coffee).

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад

      your right.

    • @notnecessary7730
      @notnecessary7730 Год назад

      Uhgg I wish I had read this comment before starting my new computer!!!

  • @klote82
    @klote82 3 месяца назад

    I work full-time for a software development company but I also own a computer repair business and I have a great collection of RUclips channels to stay informed. Just subscribed. I have been dual booting my main laptop with Windows 10 and Kali linux. Kali is awesome, i love cli.

  • @pcsecuritychannel
    @pcsecuritychannel Год назад +4

    When you say things like Windows Defender is really good, it is better than everything else, I'm very curious where you got that information from? Could you possibly link some sources or say if it is based on your experience as a user in terms of how easy it is to use or whatever.

    • @sotonin
      @sotonin Год назад +5

      Windows hasn't needed third party anti virus for flipping years man. waste of money

  • @NeptuneSega
    @NeptuneSega Год назад +4

    Thanks for everything you do Logan.

  • @michelleleadley8938
    @michelleleadley8938 Год назад +6

    Great content with lots of information explained well. Thank you.

  • @b.c.2177
    @b.c.2177 Год назад +3

    In my case turning off the Internet did not work. I used a wrong MS account and then it offered me the option to go ahead with local account.

  • @brostradamus11
    @brostradamus11 Год назад +5

    Cool video, fun and informative with a solid delivery

  • @RobertKeenanComp-U-Right
    @RobertKeenanComp-U-Right Год назад +4

    Thanks for tutorial. I would also add uncheck hide folder/file extensions.

  • @lesleybergman3067
    @lesleybergman3067 Год назад +2

    Serendipity! My laptop was just delivered (upgrade from Windows 7). Thanks so much for all this info. I can venture forth with confidence and unbox this thing. And *maybe* retire my trusty 10 year-old PC.

  • @williams9071
    @williams9071 4 месяца назад

    I am away from my laptop at this moment. But i have just purchased extra storage and upgraded ram and ssd for it. Now, I can't wait to install my new ugrades and start fresh from scratch, using the information you provide in this great video. Thank you for helping those of us who are less knowledgeable about this stuff. Best video I've found yet. Thanks again.

  • @AlexFromToronto
    @AlexFromToronto 6 месяцев назад

    Great video. As a legacy PC user who’s been in the Mac game for a while this is a nice intro to getting a newly acquired laptop setup.

  • @nqgames2954
    @nqgames2954 Год назад +2

    You cannot click on "I don't have a internet connection" with the home version of windows. You must have the pro version. Bit locker is also a pro only feature.

    • @oiytd5wugho
      @oiytd5wugho Год назад +3

      You can click it, but it requires using the command prompt

  • @squidyboy7188
    @squidyboy7188 9 месяцев назад +1

    the most detailed and useful information on new laptops for dummies 💯

  • @MesutMunay
    @MesutMunay 22 дня назад

    What I can also recommend is to create a shortcut for the Reset in the taskbar. So you can just make a reset with one click instead going the way over the start button.
    Right click on the desktop, New, Shortcut, type shutdown /r /t 0 then next, you can name it Reset and finish
    Then right click on the icon, properties, shortcut, change icon, you can choose then the shutdown icon

  • @ericlarsen1721
    @ericlarsen1721 2 месяца назад

    Old school IT professional here (think punch cards through Win 10). I love your style. Excellent content. You got a sub.

  • @gabesendejas4034
    @gabesendejas4034 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for taking the time out of your day to break this down for folks who know a little about tech but not much about the importance of security in our systems. Much appreciated!

  • @agtaylor78
    @agtaylor78 Год назад +3

    Great video, thanks for making this. New to Windows 11 myself and this was very helpful. I do got to admit, I like some of the changes since I have the Surface Pro 9, and a lot of the changes are great for when I am using it as a tablet. But your vide was such a great help to get my machine dialed in for my perfect experience. Looks and works like a desktop/laptop when I have the keyboard attached, and great tablet experience when I use it in that mode. Perfect tips and tricks here. Followed you, excellent content!

  • @papaandrey8597
    @papaandrey8597 10 месяцев назад +2

    Thank's for some really nice tips and hints! They are great time savers!

  • @StatusQuo209
    @StatusQuo209 Год назад +2

    I have a huge proponent of ReviOS. It's a stripped version of windows 11. Everything useful still works, with zero bloat.

  • @TheCodeKup
    @TheCodeKup 11 месяцев назад +4

    I found a way around getting around the being forced to sign into a Microsoft account. Where it requested my user name and password, I typed random keys for both user name and password and when I pressed sign in it just said that it doesn't work and then proceeded to register me as a local user.

    • @robertsvideeo
      @robertsvideeo 11 месяцев назад

      Same here

    • @robertsvideeo
      @robertsvideeo 11 месяцев назад

      Without this helpful video I would have signed up though.

  • @moobox
    @moobox Год назад +2

    Firefox has had HTTPS-only settings built in for a while now, you do not need to install that extension, its redundant.

  • @mohammedagil4943
    @mohammedagil4943 8 месяцев назад +1

    14:32 Device Encryption not found in settings in 2024.

  • @dandrevs
    @dandrevs Год назад +3

    Love these kind of videos alongside NAS videos.

  • @dozza89
    @dozza89 Год назад +2

    Great video, many thanks. I'm really digging your music too, great stuff.

  • @mrradio4944
    @mrradio4944 Год назад +3

    Thank you so much for making this video!! It has helped me tremendously

  • @bellissimo4520
    @bellissimo4520 6 месяцев назад

    I think you ommitted an important setting in the explorer configuration - showing file suffixes. NOT showing them has already led to quite a few security problems, with malware being named "blabla.doc.exe", and since Windows hides the ".exe" suffix, users would believe it was a Word document and double-clicked it. In all honesty, disabling showing file name suffixes by default is one of the most brain-dead ideas Microsoft ever had. Besides this little detail, it's a great video! Lots of details I wasn't aware of.

  • @savingmoneyunapologetically
    @savingmoneyunapologetically Год назад +4

    HEY, I just found your channel and subbed! I love it already. Thanks for sharing

  • @Doegiz
    @Doegiz Год назад +6

    You really do have to go insanely far out of your way to stop Windows 11's tracking behavior but it can be done. Windows and google etc. all love to use footprint style dns requests and windows alone has consistent issues leaking DNS requests and information across programs and network adapters. Windows throws out all kinds of dns requests to various services if you so much as open the start menu. Whether this matters is dependent on you but be sure to take that into account if you're gonna use a VPN like PIA. Many times PIA software can falter when using split tunnel modes and cause your computer to use your normal IP addresses despite having programs set to use only the VPN. Pi-Hole, VPNs, VMs, Docker, and WindowsSpyBlocker are all great ways to combat this but it requires what I would consider an overbearing amount of self discipline to maintain for most people.

    • @teksyndicate
      @teksyndicate  Год назад +2

      I use 2 piholes plus the vpn... I've made videos on the pihole before, it might have been too much to include in one video, but you are right.

  • @alvarolopez2353
    @alvarolopez2353 Год назад +3

    Do you have a video for the steam installation in a separate folder?

  • @robertwahlstrom
    @robertwahlstrom Год назад +3

    @teksyndicate Would suggest not suggesting ep_setup. It fucked my windows 11 installation and forced me to do a full system installation. For example show all windows icon didn't work at all, start menu didn't work (but I managed to make it work by checking a box). There was also no way what so ever to uninstall the ep_setup installation.
    So yeah as a professional developer, don't recommend that to anyone, that patch is a horrible buggy mess.

    • @teksyndicate
      @teksyndicate  Год назад +2

      I'm running it on two machines without issues.. Do you know if you have any other programs running that may conflict with it? Do you do anything else to explorer or the task bar?

    • @robertwahlstrom
      @robertwahlstrom Год назад

      @@teksyndicate No not really and yeah not working for all computers wouldn't be a problem if there was someway to uninstall it which there doesn't seem to be.
      Until there is I wouldn't recommend installing it as I mentioned above.

  • @jimakos75
    @jimakos75 Год назад +1

    Amazing video and ideas thank you my friend! Love from Greece!

  • @Cotten-
    @Cotten- 4 месяца назад +1

    *_The Microsoft file extractor supports all compression types now including 7zip._*

  • @TheFruitingChamber
    @TheFruitingChamber Год назад +1

    Hey good ol tek syndicate been a minute! Good video brother thanks!

  • @tak60viz
    @tak60viz Год назад +3

    I just recently got a laptop that came with Win 11. And during the setup on mine, there was sadly no window with the option to sign up without being connected to the internet.
    When trying to, it kept giving me messages like "oops, it seems you are not connected to the internet. Let's go back to the previous step/get you connected."
    And I had watched several videos on how to set up without a connection and without signing in to the Microsoft account.
    I did not manage to set up without signing into a Microsoft account either.
    When I tried it just kept telling me to get a Microsoft account and sign in. And I could not find a way to advance beyond those pages without doing it. It did not display any option to "skip".
    There might be new workabouts for this. But what is in the videos I have seen even a few months old ones, does not seem to work anymore. At least it didn't work with mine.

    • @grey3414
      @grey3414 11 месяцев назад

      What brand is your laptop?

  • @phillipnorman7423
    @phillipnorman7423 2 месяца назад

    Getting new laptop soon, this is gold, thanks fella.

  • @walterzenman6502
    @walterzenman6502 Год назад +3

    Thanks for the tip on Lenovo. My last computer was Dell and it was full of useless programs. I'm decided to upgrade to Lenovo.

  • @Amalia-uz7gk
    @Amalia-uz7gk 4 месяца назад

    i love how your videos always leave me smarter than before!

  • @o_o6869
    @o_o6869 Год назад +2

    worthy guide for Windows 11 but i would still prefer windows 10 ,8,7. only choose 11 cause i am bound to use it while work and study

  • @CouldBeElliot
    @CouldBeElliot Год назад +1

    That UAC tip is really good, thanks

  • @IND4GR0V3
    @IND4GR0V3 Год назад +2

    cranking these videos out since windows 8 keep it up

  • @byLokie
    @byLokie Месяц назад

    Awesome demo. I thought I was savvy setting up new Machines but got into the habit of “same as before and before that and before that” this is a whole new way

  • @marinofretzi5337
    @marinofretzi5337 26 дней назад

    Really organized and beyond helpful. Amazing work.
    Truely not all hero wears cape.

  • @aledwidge
    @aledwidge Год назад +2

    Sir, would you do a video on how you install Steam?
    Thanks

  • @JohanlastZa
    @JohanlastZa Год назад +2

    First thing I do with a brand new PC: update. Then reset which removes everything. Then debloat everything else.. I use other notepad/calculator apps.

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад

      what tool do you use to debloat?

    • @JohanlastZa
      @JohanlastZa Год назад

      I use the Chris Titus Tech's Windows Utility. It can debloat and also you can select 3rd party software it can install for you (from the original site)@@infotruther

  • @kaboulscabal4816
    @kaboulscabal4816 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video ... getting a new Windows 11 laptop in next week ... can't wait to de-bloatify it using your tips!

  • @notnecessary7730
    @notnecessary7730 Год назад +2

    Th for this video, I do have a question. Can't we just uninstall the bloat through settings- Windows apps??

  • @ashaylat7774
    @ashaylat7774 4 месяца назад

    Thanks for these and compact view because it was driving me crazy!

  • @1erwin79
    @1erwin79 2 месяца назад

    Thanks man. I'll be having a new system by tomorrow and will use most of this steps.

  • @ErraticPT
    @ErraticPT Год назад +2

    I agree most of the so called AV bundled with prebuilts/laptops are trash, but saying people can rely just on Windows Defender is irresponsible.
    WD is always days if not weeks behind with current threat definitions, you rely on that? Great it eventually detects the virus/malware AFTER its been stealing info or destroying your files for days, good luck getting a working system/ your data back.

  • @walidbouharras
    @walidbouharras 11 месяцев назад +1

    nobody noticed that techsourse (edgar oganesyan) is the person who owns that TS25 code

  • @danwake4431
    @danwake4431 Год назад +2

    if you get an enterprise key you can eliminate all tracking completely. which is nice.

    • @infotruther
      @infotruther Год назад +1

      can you please elaborate? ty

  • @Werdnah99
    @Werdnah99 4 месяца назад

    Wonderful video. One thing I would definitely have recommended is for users to consider tweaking their power settings whether it’s a laptop or desktop. You don’t always have to edit the settings but it’s always worth going through & perhaps creating a custom profile to run most of the time.

  • @rodrigogcoritiba
    @rodrigogcoritiba 3 месяца назад +2

    just bought a new laptop with windows 11 installed. Trying really hard not to give up and just download linux again. Everytime I come back to microsoft it's worse

  • @swedandy2619
    @swedandy2619 Месяц назад

    Best advice there is, tanks. I followed nearly all of it, worked perfectly.

  • @ContantContact
    @ContantContact Год назад

    My new laptop will come in 2024. The first thing I will have to do is unbox the box of parts and assemble it.
    Then put Linux Mint on it.
    Framework.....
    No bloatware to remove. Faster. No virus....

  • @__--JY-Moe--__
    @__--JY-Moe--__ Год назад +1

    yup! totally!! I grabbed a HP oh-man @ 30%off! back in October, & I performed a ''fresh'' install. one of the top five
    most powerful laptops! @ the time. & windows powerplan + oem geek ware. made this product un usable! imagine!
    a fresh install, some custom scripts. boom! magic speed! ok, blah...blah..blah... great vid!! good luck! jump in!!

  • @smokeyyunick2675
    @smokeyyunick2675 Год назад +3

    Always great job. Now waiting for your install Windows 11 the right way!

  • @okokokoko1110
    @okokokoko1110 Год назад +2

    HTTPS everywhere is no longer available. Any alternatives you recommend?

  • @paulcastle7420
    @paulcastle7420 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks - That was informative, and you are a great orator!

  • @oioionionone
    @oioionionone Год назад +2

    Not gonna lie, I miss the old TS days, get in from work, crack open a beer and see what’s new, the vibe isn’t quite there anymore for me

  • @belimtless4637
    @belimtless4637 Месяц назад

    You know, i Just subscribed to you because of the TOC you gave. That's what we want