@@nexusliteos They've been taking L's since they first started thinking tablets were more important than proper computers and removed beautiful themes, Aero Glass and Classic Windows (Windows 8).
Here at Microsoft, windows 10 is based of windows 8 and it’s based of windows7 and it’s based of windows vista and it’s based of xp and that’s based of 2000/me and where based of I think you get the point and this is why an old installer might be used
Fun fact: If you activate Windows 11 with a key for S, it becomes Pro. Also, when adding EmodePolicyRequired as well as SKUPolicyRequired in the registry on 19045, it kinda breaks when you delete the p7b files. (It tries to run WinRE, when disabling it, it will blue screen because a device isn't connected)
That's not an exploit. He unlocked it from an unrestricted environment (wpe). I'm not trying to say that his work is bad, but if you have a computer with locked EFI, you wouldn't be able to do this.
@@windowstips1430 yes but for me cause i used my old phone number for my email i could not get out of it so i needed to make another email and what should have take 2 min took 1 hour lol
truly fascinating what Windows became. this decades-old spaghetti monster is so big, clunky and overcomplicated it feels like a world of its own that still contains some undiscovered 10 years old code waiting to be activated, sitting there as a relic from a different time.
Fun fact! If you boot to the Recovery Environment and reboot to Advanced Startup Settings, you can select the option to Disable Driver Signature Enforcement to completely disable Windows S-mode until next reboot. In the time it’s disabled you have full access to all built-in .exe’s as well as installing any software or drivers, though after rebooting into Windows it will enforce signatures again and disable everything (that was disabled) including MS unsigned installed programs.
@@rachelwachel Maybe. But I feel like Microsoft has some scummy restrictions there too in the form of something like Trustedinstaller protection as an attempt to fend off less-experienced users.
1:46 The installer seems to be based on the same installer that was automatically installed to all Windows 7 and 8.1 computers back when Windows 10 was first released, in order to convince people to upgrade to the aformentioned operating system (and sometimes do so without their permission)
If we take the inverse of the steps, it means any version of Win10 can be effectively bricked into S Mode. This can be done by a bad actor (ransomware etc.) or Microsoft themselves (because you wanted to change the default browser to Firefox etc.). What a tragic thought.
Having windows S often gets you stuck in a limbo, i often get bloodlust because of how angry i get, it will be a slaughterhouse, i might fly out of this atmosphere and get sent to taratus, it will be a bloodbath, it’ll be very silent.
Probably the best video yet. I remember reading about some 10 S debug mode that was officially supported by Microsoft to allow OEMs to run EXEs temporarily, however that never worked in my testing... I guess Microsoft scams OEMs as well! ;)
I've found in old Windows XP that 'shutdown -r -f -t 0' can bypass Windows File Protection when attempting to replace a system file. Note the -f, forced restart. Apparently triggering that with the force option puts the system into shutdown mode before the Windows File Protection can even kick in. I have no idea how much this may or may not apply to newer versions of Windows, but I figured I'd share... Edit: That 'shutdown -r -f -t 0' should be run from a batch file, like immediately after whatever system file you've tried to replace. It's a timing sensitive hack, the quicker the system is forced to shut down or restart, the more likely it'll work.
@@AppleHacks96Stars Good luck 🤞 Advice: You'll still need to secure permissions to system files first, that's on you. Then rename the backup copy in dllcache, then rename the original file in system32 or wherever, then copy your modded file over in place, then force restart...
S mode is one of the most limited modes I have ever seen. It is more worth it to buy a device that is not in S mode than a device in S mode. I am glad that Enderman found another way to hack windows.
There's no reason not to buy S version PCs, since you can easily disable S mode and get fully functional normal 10/11 install. Not hacking, but through the Settings app ;)
@@Yamzee Most PC and laptops that has S mode in it are mostly bought by school and educational institute in very large amount. The S mode restriction makes the parental control much easier (such as restrict the access permission to Microsoft Store and system settings for all students laptop in one click by school administrator). If you are buying the stand alone PC or laptop that has S mode by yourself from marketplace, yes, you can still easily switch out of S mode, as it doesn't belong to any school/educational institute
…and it congratulates you when you can (but shouldn’t) install 10 S. AmAzInG (read: pathetic) irony, microsoft. We all lOvE (read: hate) you microsoft. Your name doesn’t deserve to be capitalized, you pathetic abomination of a monopolo-capitalist company.
0:55 funny that you mention apple, considering that their version of MS’s S mode (which is just a simple switch in the settings) can be easily overwritten with a right click.
I suppose you wouldn't be able to do this on a Surface though, since I'm pretty sure it has force enabeld Secure Boot and one of the certificates is in the EFI folder. Imagine paying a thousand dollars for a laptop only for it to not be able to run .exe files
The part when the Windows keys went all across the screen and you had to figure out which one was the right one was the best part (Geometry Dash reference)
Неплохой квест ты себе придумал конечно, об этой версии винды и вовсе впервые слышу, хотя всяких MJD и прочих obsolete блоггеров смотрю постоянно. Продолжай радовать контентом!
Fun fact: The first music in the vid "isolation by nh22 (limbo remix)" came from a geometry dash level called LIMBO which is the #11 hardest demon (as of now) being verified by a ytuber called bgram, it took him two years to verify. From that level, the music was remixed.
Hey Enderman, I have a idea. Making an Windows based OS that just launches a program and that's it, and you cant do anything else. We will use Windows PE For this process, I have tried so many times but i get the same error or just bigger errors and i don't have enough brain for it. This is how i imagined: Windows PE Launches from ISO/any boot-able Source, Installs necessary files as like system32 and the libraries, Installs some drivers for the program to run at all, Restarts. Launches the Program and that's it. Could please do a topic on This?
Great video! Now, although it took some digging and effort to hack this S mode, it was doable. Now even Windows S is not really safe from any hacker or even a computer nerd. Now compare it to Linux security with a root account. It is almost impossible to break into the system without the root password. Granted, there are exploits and you can remote excute commands especially on a Internet Linux server and send spam, make a zombie with that Linux box, but you will not break the root security unless you crack the root password. I run my Linux server since 2006 on the same not updated system and despite a few remote code executions via PHP exploit of the web server, nobody every broke into that box and altered the operating system. The only thing I ever upgraded over 17 years was virus scanner and PHP. This is how unbreakable Slackware Linux is. No wonder 60% of the Internet servers run Linux and not Windows.
Yeah yeah yeah and these 'super' linux never get hacked? Just read the news kid. Linux fanboy are all the same they don't understand windows and they make ignorant remark about it.
@@HwSystems Don't call me names. Why so triggered? I was programming in Basic back in '84 when you were not even born. And yes, my Linux box was never hacked for 16 years. How is that for a fact?
@@HwSystemsI started programming in Batch at 8 yo. That was PAIN, but it taught me about many low-level Windows concepts (subst, dosdevices, net command, cmd.exe, registry, rundll32, etc) because of how low-level you had to go for basic stuff like just making a beep. I bet you didn’t know about half of the stuff I just talked about. I currently use NixOS, I transitioned to Linux in 2022, and programming is so much easier over here. Pretty sure I understand Windows.
this would be an epic troll, to put into some "mal"ware, and set it wild it's not exactly a cryptolocker, it's all 100% microsoft-certified, it just makes it REALLY damn hard to do anything or remove it, although all your data is intact it'd be the epitome of troll malware, it doesn't cause real harm, but it annoys the hell out of everyone, and even the most senior administrator would probably have a pretty hard time dealing with it, short of just backing up the data and reinstalling the OS
Hmm. But is there any way to do this on a fully installed Windows 10S system? You should be able to delete files and modify the registry offline if you can get it to boot from something other than the hard drive.
Yeah! You can run most Microsoft signed apps. Pretty much any default or Microsoft Store app that isn’t for administration of Windows (cmd prompt, regedit, etc.)
So, Enderman is not a name of a Minecraft monster or an RUclips channel anymore, Enderman is now a term of real impressive actions to hack or break any windows version that people can think about
Wow, nice idea! When i tried the installer in Windows 10 1709 It worked just fine. I was pretty sure that in ur video it was the Windows 10 version problem.
Lot of mucking about when you can do it in a few clicks and a couple of minutes. Windows 11 - open Settings > System > Activation. In the Switch to Windows 11 Pro section, select Go to the Store. (If you also see an "Upgrade your edition of Windows" section, be careful not to click the "Go to the Store" link that appears there). On the Switch out of S mode (or similar) page that appears in the Microsoft Store, select the Get button. After you see a confirmation message on the page, you'll be able to install apps from outside of the Microsoft Store. Windows 10 - open Settings > Update & Security > Activation. In the Switch to Windows 10 Home or Switch to Windows 10 Pro section, select Go to the Store. (If you also see an "Upgrade your edition of Windows" section, be careful not to click the "Go to the Store" link that appears there). On the Switch out of S mode (or similar) page that appears in the Microsoft Store, select the Get button. After you see a confirmation message on the page, you'll be able to install apps from outside of the Microsoft Store.
So to clarify, is it enough to just delete *.p7b files or would I also need to apply some of your previous steps, like the SkuPolicyRequired and/or VerifiedAndReputablePolicyState registry keys?
i was downloading the ISO but when copying to desktop: The setup is preparing the install: 90% Complete. i started fastly the taskmgr with Ctrl+Shift+Esc and 'Details' later: Windows10Upgrad....exe -> End process (x9999 times)
Thanks you a lot ! I've actually wanted to do this myself by downloading a Windows 11 S recovery media from a Surface Book. If the task manager could run as usual this means that .exe was still allowed !
Could be because it tries to find if there's no match in the binary's checksum or hash in the Microsoft Store database (or due to a registry-enforced restriction), the attempt is normally blocked, which you successfully bypassed here!
When you ask for Windows to have package management, you get Windows S Mode. Moral of the story: never wish for Microsoft actually standardizing things.
Although Microsoft did successfully standardized Windows’s package management with Winget. And the best part? It’s completely free from shitty restrictions unlike S Mode.
@@hoangson2007 Winget is not a true package manager. It's a command line launcher for installers and uninstallers that also keeps track of installed software. Of course, it's all arbitrary and a giant mess behind the scenes because it's not standardized as there is a total wild west of software distribution and installation methods on Windows. It's not integrated with the OS and isn't aware of dependencies. It only has control over a limited set of MSI package (a closed-source format) installation parameters, all the rest of stuff that the MSI package does a is an enigma - if it can't manage a package, don't call it a package manager. It also supports installing software distributed as third party .exe installers, think InstallShield or Nullsoft, which again, do whatever they please and can mess everything up (in the registry, user files, system files, file system at large etc.), while Winget has zero idea about what's going on - because it's not a package manager, because it's not an interface. If it were tightly integrated with the Windows Installer API, as in serving as a replacement for msiexec.exe, then there would be a chance for it to develop into a package manager. But instead it's just a simple wrapper.
I absolutely love watching computer things that take me an year to understand what is actually happening especially from your channel Moreover, gotta love all the gd songs lmao
Вот это я понимаю вовлечение в свою работу - как только не насиловал, но своего добился! Материал очень интересный и познавательный, благодарю за видео и желаю всего хорошего!
Can u buy a school laptop with windows 10 s mode pre installed and then install normal windows 10 in it because my school has windows 10 s mode laptops
mut anyways täs on mitä ite tein mun koulukoneelle: 1. windows asennus usb koneesee 2. käytin cmd:t et formattasin koko c-driven 3. asensin windowsin uudellee usb kaut sun pitää vaa toivoo et pystyy bottaa siihe usb-tikkuu 👍
@@FOSSware_360 The same way it knows an important file is corrupted or missing. It attempts to run the file, fails, and then notifies the user to insert your Windows installation disk. If the OS_DATA_TAMPERING example were true, then Windows would attempt to run the files Enderman deleted, fail, then throw the OS_DATA_TAMPERING bug check, possibly with a screen other than the normal bug check screen.
@@Archimedes.5000 I meant in general.. The general knowledge of Windows. I was used to group policy and AD in 2003 server, but have been out of the game for a while.
YOOO NO WAY!!! Thanks for doing my idea!
Also i found another way to bypass.
Use this thing called a hammer
Ur Welcome Buddy :)
ok
I saw this comment and I thought... WHY DIDNT ENDERMAN SEE THIS ALREADY
SHUT YO ASS
U got pinned, ur welcome
Microsoft worked so hard on the restrictions that they forgot to make a working installer
Microsoft taking l's compilation:
An entire compilation of Microsoft taking L's since 2015
@@nexusliteos They've been taking L's since they first started thinking tablets were more important than proper computers and removed beautiful themes, Aero Glass and Classic Windows (Windows 8).
@@XaneMyers Taking L's to give up on making products instead lol. And yeah, I know about the Tablets when they've introduced Windows 8.
Here at Microsoft, windows 10 is based of windows 8 and it’s based of windows7 and it’s based of windows vista and it’s based of xp and that’s based of 2000/me and where based of I think you get the point and this is why an old installer might be used
Fun fact: If you activate Windows 11 with a key for S, it becomes Pro.
Also, when adding EmodePolicyRequired as well as SKUPolicyRequired in the registry on 19045, it kinda breaks when you delete the p7b files. (It tries to run WinRE, when disabling it, it will blue screen because a device isn't connected)
As it should be. BIIIIIIIG fuck up on Daddy Microsoft's end to even think of Shit Mode in the first place.
lmfao
Lmao what
@@Archimedes.5000 I used the key from the product.ini file for 22621.
At 19045?
I love how you named the chapter with removing S mode security certificate: "malware removal" this made my day😂
Fr💀
Great thing that even S mode has exploits to break those restrictions.
totally
And helping documents too
or hear my out, you can get out of s mode with one button
That's not an exploit. He unlocked it from an unrestricted environment (wpe). I'm not trying to say that his work is bad, but if you have a computer with locked EFI, you wouldn't be able to do this.
@@windowstips1430 yes but for me cause i used my old phone number for my email i could not get out of it so i needed to make another email and what should have take 2 min took 1 hour lol
truly fascinating what Windows became. this decades-old spaghetti monster is so big, clunky and overcomplicated it feels like a world of its own that still contains some undiscovered 10 years old code waiting to be activated, sitting there as a relic from a different time.
they'll try and simplify the whole thing for a home release at some point and it'll go completely tits up itanium styles
the inconsistency is part of it's beauty
Fun fact! If you boot to the Recovery Environment and reboot to Advanced Startup Settings, you can select the option to Disable Driver Signature Enforcement to completely disable Windows S-mode until next reboot. In the time it’s disabled you have full access to all built-in .exe’s as well as installing any software or drivers, though after rebooting into Windows it will enforce signatures again and disable everything (that was disabled) including MS unsigned installed programs.
I wonder if you could deploy a normal application as a windows app somehow
could you not then go and remove the certificate files now that you have full access?
@@rachelwachel the only thing stopping you would probably be TrustedInstaller but that can easily be taken care of
@@rachelwachel Maybe. But I feel like Microsoft has some scummy restrictions there too in the form of something like Trustedinstaller protection as an attempt to fend off less-experienced users.
What about permanently disabling Driver Signature Enforcement from CMD after booting from the menu?
Microsoft developers sweat when this man uploads
nah they don't care
@@namesurname4666 found the Microsoft developer
@@clard mircosoft developer calls out mircosoft developer for claiming "they don't care" (real)
@@_c2 Found the microsoft developer
@@EdyAlbertoMSGT3 real
1:46 The installer seems to be based on the same installer that was automatically installed to all Windows 7 and 8.1 computers back when Windows 10 was first released, in order to convince people to upgrade to the aformentioned operating system (and sometimes do so without their permission)
Reminds of the good ol you need a Kinect to use this Xbox days
@@SirSans842 Don't ya just fucking love DRM and scummy tech practices?
Well, they wouldn't have to write more code that way. If you want to reinstall normal Windows 10 it's the same tool anyway
To “upgrade”.
it's still in use today, I used it to upgrade Windows 10 21H2 to 22H2. Windows 10 update assistant
Minecraft branded channel, Windows content, Geometry dash music. All of my favorite things in one video
Yes😂
i have too many favorite things
If we take the inverse of the steps, it means any version of Win10 can be effectively bricked into S Mode. This can be done by a bad actor (ransomware etc.) or Microsoft themselves (because you wanted to change the default browser to Firefox etc.). What a tragic thought.
Yeah, I've seen that happening in malware
Anti competiton laws will prevent them from doing that in cas eof browser change
That's what I thought too
@@tezcanaslan2877 Browser change wasn't the point. The real point is that Microsoft has a relatively easy way of bricking your system at a wince.
Since when is microsoft not a bad actor?
Having windows S often gets you stuck in a limbo, i often get bloodlust because of how angry i get, it will be a slaughterhouse, i might fly out of this atmosphere and get sent to taratus, it will be a bloodbath, it’ll be very silent.
gd references are here
a
@@danimgmd3510 especially the song at the start
wow, so edgy. my timbers are shivered
@@heavy0119hes boutta explode like a firework
If i wasn’t convinced enderman plays geometry dash from his previous videos, i am now
LOL
@JoBo Gamer i actually didn’t
same lmao
lmao he showed his desktop in 1 of his videos and there was geometry dash
fr bro just gets limbo in the first 5 secs
They put more effort into enforcing S Mode than thinking about if it was even a good idea in the first place
😂😂
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
Probably the best video yet. I remember reading about some 10 S debug mode that was officially supported by Microsoft to allow OEMs to run EXEs temporarily, however that never worked in my testing... I guess Microsoft scams OEMs as well! ;)
Lol
Lol
Lol
Lol
i willr ruin the chain
I've found in old Windows XP that 'shutdown -r -f -t 0' can bypass Windows File Protection when attempting to replace a system file. Note the -f, forced restart.
Apparently triggering that with the force option puts the system into shutdown mode before the Windows File Protection can even kick in.
I have no idea how much this may or may not apply to newer versions of Windows, but I figured I'd share...
Edit: That 'shutdown -r -f -t 0' should be run from a batch file, like immediately after whatever system file you've tried to replace. It's a timing sensitive hack, the quicker the system is forced to shut down or restart, the more likely it'll work.
gonna try this out
@@AppleHacks96Stars Good luck 🤞
Advice: You'll still need to secure permissions to system files first, that's on you. Then rename the backup copy in dllcache, then rename the original file in system32 or wherever, then copy your modded file over in place, then force restart...
New Windows straight up doesn't care about file replacement, unless you manually tell it to scan files for integrity.
I've always been fascinated with Windows S Mode. Glad that you made a video hacking it!
I don't know what's wrong with my Windows, but no antivirus works and the programs don't work properly. Do you know what could help me?
I think you'll have to download Windows again.
BNH Software helped me and I mention it to you so that you don't continue wasting time.
Easiest solution : reinstall windows completely.
Install Linux
i love how it says for security *and performance* but the OS itself isnt optimized
Be it optimised or not, you can't even run games or other MS untrusted exes!
@@slimealvin8538 i know but i meant non s mode
Oh, you meant that windows 10 itself is not optimised. That is correct.
@@slimealvin8538 you can run stuff like minecraft that’s at microsoft store
I mean, it's more optimized than 11, that's for sure :P
Props for breaking Windows S mode's restrictions!
I wonder if someone (some employer, OEM, etc) still uses S mode...
Probably not they might just use system admin stuff or lockdown stuff depending on what they want
I believe that the HP Stream actually comes in Windows 11 S Mode nowadays
S mode is one of the most limited modes I have ever seen. It is more worth it to buy a device that is not in S mode than a device in S mode. I am glad that Enderman found another way to hack windows.
There's no reason not to buy S version PCs, since you can easily disable S mode and get fully functional normal 10/11 install. Not hacking, but through the Settings app ;)
dude you say that as if you can't switch out of s mode with a few clicks
@@Yamzee Most PC and laptops that has S mode in it are mostly bought by school and educational institute in very large amount. The S mode restriction makes the parental control much easier (such as restrict the access permission to Microsoft Store and system settings for all students laptop in one click by school administrator).
If you are buying the stand alone PC or laptop that has S mode by yourself from marketplace, yes, you can still easily switch out of S mode, as it doesn't belong to any school/educational institute
…and it congratulates you when you can (but shouldn’t) install 10 S. AmAzInG (read: pathetic) irony, microsoft. We all lOvE (read: hate) you microsoft. Your name doesn’t deserve to be capitalized, you pathetic abomination of a monopolo-capitalist company.
You do know you can switch out of s mode for free on the settings
This is incredible, well done. I liked the whole trial and error segments
This sounds an awful lot like a reincarnation of Windows Starter Edition
A version of the OS that no one uses because its target audience doesn’t give a shit
At least Starter let you run any program. It only had a limit of how many you could open at the same time.
Jesus Christ, the sheer amount of Windows knowledge required to understand and go through all that ! I tip my hat
Limbo at the beginning of the video is a Masterpiece
Also bloodbath song at the end
0:55 funny that you mention apple, considering that their version of MS’s S mode (which is just a simple switch in the settings) can be easily overwritten with a right click.
What they do on iOS though...
Now do the inverse and turn someone's computer into S mode 😈
Yes
well then just add the policies to the required locations and become the villain
malware that turns your computer into s mode
@@infradragonWHY WOULD YOU SAY THAT
Group Policy Nazi
how many geometry dash songs does this guy put lmao
last time it was ACU now limbo
Wow you know it’s poorly made when you have to bank the image from its installer
you missclick and buy Windows S, But Enderman found a way to bypass it, that's nice to see it, so useful if someone buy that version
I see what he means by he's getting more active
Love him ❤
I suppose you wouldn't be able to do this on a Surface though, since I'm pretty sure it has force enabeld Secure Boot and one of the certificates is in the EFI folder. Imagine paying a thousand dollars for a laptop only for it to not be able to run .exe files
When a used thinkpad can do more things, then a ~$1,200 micro$oft laptop
You can jailbreak it
Modify a binary. Propably something is not signed correctly.
It doesnt force enable secure boot. Source: I have 2 Surfaces.
You could reinstall windows or upgrade from the Microsoft store
The actual name for S Mode should be "You Will Own Nothing And You Will Be Happy"
WEF= WTF
The part when the Windows keys went all across the screen and you had to figure out which one was the right one was the best part (Geometry Dash reference)
When?
It's a reference to a game
It's a reference to LIMBO right?
yeah@@luis64_gamer46
yeah when all of the codes dashed across the screen
Неплохой квест ты себе придумал конечно, об этой версии винды и вовсе впервые слышу, хотя всяких MJD и прочих obsolete блоггеров смотрю постоянно. Продолжай радовать контентом!
Ага,вот на что люди готовы ради интересного контента
I love Michael MJD.
Now Windows 10 S is literally just Windows 10 Home but a different edition. Nice video!
Nope
Fun fact: The first music in the vid "isolation by nh22 (limbo remix)" came from a geometry dash level called LIMBO which is the #11 hardest demon (as of now) being verified by a ytuber called bgram, it took him two years to verify. From that level, the music was remixed.
Ye ikr
Yes the fvckimg limbo keys
@@alexowk95 ITS BLUE ITS BLUE
I like how you don't even need to add files to make Windows 10 S a full version, you need to delete them
Oh hey, this looks great for getting back in track.
He's been on track but whatever
i see what you did there...
this came out of somewhere
12:44 we beating cataclysm with this one🔥🔥🔥
we beating aftercatabath with this one*
@@xomnionProgrammingAndChess we beating bloodbath with this one**
Permissions looks like mobile OSes, you are forced to use only "user" permissions, no "admin" permissions
if its limbo, FOCUS
Hey Enderman, I have a idea. Making an Windows based OS that just launches a program and that's it, and you cant do anything else. We will use Windows PE For this process, I have tried so many times but i get the same error or just bigger errors and i don't have enough brain for it. This is how i imagined: Windows PE Launches from ISO/any boot-able Source, Installs necessary files as like system32 and the libraries, Installs some drivers for the program to run at all, Restarts. Launches the Program and that's it. Could please do a topic on This?
This is insane, how deep of an understanding of the OS do you need to have to do this?!
Great video! Now, although it took some digging and effort to hack this S mode, it was doable. Now even Windows S is not really safe from any hacker or even a computer nerd. Now compare it to Linux security with a root account. It is almost impossible to break into the system without the root password. Granted, there are exploits and you can remote excute commands especially on a Internet Linux server and send spam, make a zombie with that Linux box, but you will not break the root security unless you crack the root password. I run my Linux server since 2006 on the same not updated system and despite a few remote code executions via PHP exploit of the web server, nobody every broke into that box and altered the operating system. The only thing I ever upgraded over 17 years was virus scanner and PHP. This is how unbreakable Slackware Linux is. No wonder 60% of the Internet servers run Linux and not Windows.
Yeah yeah yeah and these 'super' linux never get hacked? Just read the news kid. Linux fanboy are all the same they don't understand windows and they make ignorant remark about it.
@@HwSystems Don't call me names. Why so triggered? I was programming in Basic back in '84 when you were not even born. And yes, my Linux box was never hacked for 16 years. How is that for a fact?
@@HwSystemsI started programming in Batch at 8 yo. That was PAIN, but it taught me about many low-level Windows concepts (subst, dosdevices, net command, cmd.exe, registry, rundll32, etc) because of how low-level you had to go for basic stuff like just making a beep. I bet you didn’t know about half of the stuff I just talked about. I currently use NixOS, I transitioned to Linux in 2022, and programming is so much easier over here. Pretty sure I understand Windows.
Can you, please, tell name of track that playing on 8:45? Sounds really awesome, but its not named like other music in video
Deception Dive
BurgeraX Scorpion Drum and Bass
this would be an epic troll, to put into some "mal"ware, and set it wild
it's not exactly a cryptolocker, it's all 100% microsoft-certified, it just makes it REALLY damn hard to do anything or remove it, although all your data is intact
it'd be the epitome of troll malware, it doesn't cause real harm, but it annoys the hell out of everyone, and even the most senior administrator would probably have a pretty hard time dealing with it, short of just backing up the data and reinstalling the OS
I love your website because it always takes me ages to find a iso that isnt stuck with some crappy virus website and it doesn't take long to download.
12:44 Geometry Dash players: [PTSD Intensifies] AAAÆÖŒEĒÅ
Yo lol
@@ErrorGeometryDash lol
6:30
Perfect sync (with chapter change, and with VM starting up)
6:31
Almost perfect sync
6:37
Perfect Sync *(again!)*
first music seems to be... a limbo ref?? lol
(ps:you have done a good choice putting this music 😉☝️)
I was butterfly clicking for the whole video bc the songs were so exciting. Also cool video. ADHD paradise.
Hmm. But is there any way to do this on a fully installed Windows 10S system? You should be able to delete files and modify the registry offline if you can get it to boot from something other than the hard drive.
0:18 LIMBO
@@kappucin you GD player
Could you even use basic tools like a Notepad or Paint in the S mode?
Yeah! You can run most Microsoft signed apps. Pretty much any default or Microsoft Store app that isn’t for administration of Windows (cmd prompt, regedit, etc.)
So, Enderman is not a name of a Minecraft monster or an RUclips channel anymore, Enderman is now a term of real impressive actions to hack or break any windows version that people can think about
Wow, nice idea! When i tried the installer in Windows 10 1709 It worked just fine. I was pretty sure that in ur video it was the Windows 10 version problem.
you kinda are so good at commands and more... like a developer... you really deserve this
deserve what?
You don't need to be a developer to know how to use the terminal
@@zeenxdownz the torment of using windows S
@@Archimedes.5000 using Windows 10 1507's Microsoft edge*
@@SomeRandomPiggo But the way that he knows what do to and get new ideas is something diffrent.
Wait a minute, if Sethc isn’t blocked, can’t you do the sethc trick?
Since the music is mostly gd, I would like to ask on how long have you been playing the game, Also if you're a creator or a player?
i occasionally play it, check out my second channel, I beat Larga Espera like 2 weeks ago
@@Endermanch like this song is limbo
@@Endermanch i see, thanks for the answer
@@simulationfootball all the songs used as gd levels
limbo, forsaken neon, epsilon, deception dive, bloodbath
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13:30 why Micro$oft actually says that its Windows 10 S when its restricted to NOT run?
the fact s mode even exists is eerie
I disabled S mode on my device as S mode disabled like 90% apps except of Dropbox 💀
@@TheGooodGMD fr💀
Lot of mucking about when you can do it in a few clicks and a couple of minutes.
Windows 11 - open Settings > System > Activation. In the Switch to Windows 11 Pro section, select Go to the Store. (If you also see an "Upgrade your edition of Windows" section, be careful not to click the "Go to the Store" link that appears there). On the Switch out of S mode (or similar) page that appears in the Microsoft Store, select the Get button. After you see a confirmation message on the page, you'll be able to install apps from outside of the Microsoft Store.
Windows 10 - open Settings > Update & Security > Activation. In the Switch to Windows 10 Home or Switch to Windows 10 Pro section, select Go to the Store. (If you also see an "Upgrade your edition of Windows" section, be careful not to click the "Go to the Store" link that appears there).
On the Switch out of S mode (or similar) page that appears in the Microsoft Store, select the Get button. After you see a confirmation message on the page, you'll be able to install apps from outside of the Microsoft Store.
"I don't play gd" - Enderman ur using the limbo isolation remix
Ok, and?
@@KL1XJUMP3R 🤓
Making malware that turns win10 in win10 s would be interesting project
One of the best videos I've seen
great job enderman
Fun fact: If you do it on a lower version (like 8 or 8.1) you'll need to have it activated, so u can install.
So to clarify, is it enough to just delete *.p7b files or would I also need to apply some of your previous steps, like the SkuPolicyRequired and/or VerifiedAndReputablePolicyState registry keys?
i was downloading the ISO but when copying to desktop: The setup is preparing the install: 90% Complete. i started fastly the taskmgr with Ctrl+Shift+Esc and 'Details' later: Windows10Upgrad....exe -> End process (x9999 times)
if you want, you could add environment variables for applications to open things like cmd so you don't have to get the path.
Just type Win + R and cmd
@@miniprod he did and it didnt even work pre-windeploy
Dad: im going to install windows S mode so my son doesnt download viruses on his pc. Son:
I wouldn't be surprised if you ran a 64 bit program on window 3.11
it's impossible
I still wouldn't be surprised
3:08
Normal people: vibing
Geometry Dash community: *FOCUS*
My god Limbo, Forsaken Neon, Just lay and out, deception dive, and Aftercatabath song all in XD
aftercatabath? dym at the speed of light?
aftercatabath song💀
both the dimrain songs were used in a previous video
Thanks you a lot ! I've actually wanted to do this myself by downloading a Windows 11 S recovery media from a Surface Book. If the task manager could run as usual this means that .exe was still allowed !
In the future we need to jailbreak our computers.
would it be possible to "break out" of retail mode? doesn't it delete the administrator account completely?
3:45 "ass leter w" and "ass letter c" 💀💀
Could be because it tries to find if there's no match in the binary's checksum or hash in the Microsoft Store database (or due to a registry-enforced restriction), the attempt is normally blocked, which you successfully bypassed here!
When you ask for Windows to have package management, you get Windows S Mode. Moral of the story: never wish for Microsoft actually standardizing things.
Although Microsoft did successfully standardized Windows’s package management with Winget. And the best part? It’s completely free from shitty restrictions unlike S Mode.
@@hoangson2007 Winget is not a true package manager. It's a command line launcher for installers and uninstallers that also keeps track of installed software. Of course, it's all arbitrary and a giant mess behind the scenes because it's not standardized as there is a total wild west of software distribution and installation methods on Windows. It's not integrated with the OS and isn't aware of dependencies. It only has control over a limited set of MSI package (a closed-source format) installation parameters, all the rest of stuff that the MSI package does a is an enigma - if it can't manage a package, don't call it a package manager. It also supports installing software distributed as third party .exe installers, think InstallShield or Nullsoft, which again, do whatever they please and can mess everything up (in the registry, user files, system files, file system at large etc.), while Winget has zero idea about what's going on - because it's not a package manager, because it's not an interface. If it were tightly integrated with the Windows Installer API, as in serving as a replacement for msiexec.exe, then there would be a chance for it to develop into a package manager. But instead it's just a simple wrapper.
I absolutely love watching computer things that take me an year to understand what is actually happening especially from your channel
Moreover, gotta love all the gd songs lmao
Вот это я понимаю вовлечение в свою работу - как только не насиловал, но своего добился!
Материал очень интересный и познавательный, благодарю за видео и желаю всего хорошего!
everyone else: nerding out on windows
me: LIMBOOOOOOOOOOO GEOMETRY DAAAAASSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHH
BLOODBAAAAAATTTTTTHHHHH!!!! >:DDD
I could imagine someone making malware to basically make the victims PC into s mode
What this video focuses on:hacking
What I’m focusing on:FOCUS
Average person: nice music dude
GD players: L I M B O
*yes*
bloodbath, forsaken neon too
YOOO MY MAN USING ONLY GEOMETRY DASH SOUNDTRACKS?? you are a true sigma
0:35 FOCUS
Can u buy a school laptop with windows 10 s mode pre installed and then install normal windows 10 in it because my school has windows 10 s mode laptops
So I can play Roblox on it
riippuu kui hyvi tietotekniikan ope on laittanu estot (finnish jumpscare i think youre finnish)
mut anyways täs on mitä ite tein mun koulukoneelle:
1. windows asennus usb koneesee
2. käytin cmd:t et formattasin koko c-driven
3. asensin windowsin uudellee usb kaut
sun pitää vaa toivoo et pystyy bottaa siihe usb-tikkuu 👍
Imagine if deleting those files just caused a bug check like OS_DATA_TAMPERING or something similar.
How would it know exactly?
@@FOSSware_360 The same way it knows an important file is corrupted or missing. It attempts to run the file, fails, and then notifies the user to insert your Windows installation disk. If the OS_DATA_TAMPERING example were true, then Windows would attempt to run the files Enderman deleted, fail, then throw the OS_DATA_TAMPERING bug check, possibly with a screen other than the normal bug check screen.
You can turn off device guard in UEFI firmware settings
Are we just gonna ignore how smooth internet explorer ran?
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2:24 isn't there a file that has all of these files (like a .esd or .wim file)
ITS THE GD LIMBO LEVEL SOUNDTRACK 2:14 NO WAY MY PTSD
ptsd from what?
Where did you get all your windows knowledge? I want to start teaching myself its inner complexities for when I apply work someday.
You can see his resources on the screen lol
@@Archimedes.5000 I meant in general.. The general knowledge of Windows. I was used to group policy and AD in 2003 server, but have been out of the game for a while.
Imagine buying a computer that outright tells you no
That’s most phones and pretty much everything Appl€…
@@wilh3lmmusic Exactly.
what song did you use and is it free to use in any video
12:59 A T T H E S P E E D O F L I G H T
Good work! Lets see you break the wincpc restrcitons now
3:08 LIMBO intensifies