Things You Need to Disable in Windows 10 Right Now
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Things You Need to Disable in Windows 10 Right Now
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If you are a user of Windows 10, you will know there are loads of features that you might not need. So in this video, I will be showing you loads of unwanted features that most people will be able to disable. Example: Privacy Security, Cortana, Registry Tweaks, Group Policy, Services, and more.
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Let me know what videos you want to see.
A video talking about if we should switch to Windows 8.1 or not. I have Windows 8.1 since 2015 and I'll never upgrading
Reviewing big windows updates (10)
Services: more on what they are, essential or not.
Predator 2. Watched the original last night - Bangin'.
any videos on recaptcha? i get error invalid API parameters try reloading the page ......i cant even pay my bills cause of this HELPPPPPPP
00:20 Disable useless extra features
03:36 Cortana
07:30 Privacy settings
11:05 Minor performance settings
11:55 Power consumption
13:45 Services
16:00 More telemetry and data collection
19:35 O&O ShutUp
quora needs to be joined to be uninstalled most evil background device ever
Thanks for adding the timestamps, I appreciate it
@@Britec09 no problem bro, thanks for the video
@Paguo man your a lifesaver tnxman
Would love to see more things that can be tweaked in group policy editor . Great video once again here and keep them coming .
You do an exceptional job walking us through all these settings. Thanks so much, and keep up the good work!
Great advice, thank you! I made some changes and look forward to seeing the improvement. I'll be following you for more tips!
Thank you, Brian! I’ve just discovered your channel and your videos are top quality! I’ve been a long time Windows user as many other people and Windows 10 doesn’t quite appeal to me as much as 7 did but with these changes it is a lot more enjoyable now! Thank you!
thank you so much my friend
This was nicely presented. I've not experienced any slow down myself - I just don't like corporations looking over my shoulder the whole time. I didn't do all the steps, just knowing I can safely turn off all those switches in the settings was enough to put my mind at ease. You know what us normies are like - we don't want to fiddle with things we don't understand - because if we change something and can't work out how to put it back, we can get into a right pickle. But this is a nice, simple, step-by-step guide so it gets a big ol' thumbs up from me.
Yes, would like an updated video on which services are safe to disable.
I’ve just updated my 10 year old HP laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10 after watching your video instruction on how to do so. It went remarkably smooth. So the next thing I did was follow along this video with my tablet in one hand and make the changes on my laptop following your advice. I did everything you suggested from the beginning of this video all the way up to where you were showing us how to change the performance options. You suggested that we tick the box to adjust for best performance. I did that exactly as you suggested and then I stopped the video right there because I did not feel comfortable going further and doing things in the registry. So I rebooted my old laptop. All I can say is WOW!!! It started up way quicker! 😃 Am I ever happy that I followed your advice! It used to take forever for my laptop to boot up and to shut down. But not anymore! The way it responds now you might think that I’ve installed a SSD in there! LOL!! So thank you kind sir you have made my day and help me breathe a little new life into my old laptop.
So cool. You posted this..Thank you!
@@MalibuGlassMI So cool. You replied this.. Thank you!
Haven't watched your stuff in a long time but I'm glad your channel got much bigger and is still kicking, easily the best refresher of what to remove when you build a new windows 10 PC
Subscribed mate. In this day and age, we need people sharing information like you more than ever. Thanks
Would like to see a before and after benchmark video to see the impact of these changes.
That time I started to watch a video thinking "What can I possibly learn from this?" and then ran home to implement all of the suggestions. *Humbled*
@Music Old Sorry to be picky, but for anyone reading, the command is sfc /scannow noting the space before the front slash.
Excellent video, struggled a little in trying to figure out the navigation from one screen too another (too fast for me) but absolutely excellent. Followed it through. Great job.
thank you so much for this video. i love the exact instructions and the visuals. its very kind of you to take the time to make videos like this, its much appreciated.
I like how you explain why the programs are being disabled so
that I have a choice, thanks Heaps Subscribed.
Hey this was one of the most interesting Win 10 videos I have ever seen.. Thanks for the content and your time...GN
Thank you for your great work! I had always disabled most of services (for example I had enabled only 14 services on Win 7 Ultimate) and background processes etc. on Windows 95, 98, NT, XP and 7. But just now I got Win 10 Pro and was devastated how big control this OS have over you and how many services and processes runs on this one (I am using Process Hacker 2 for processes monitoring and controlling). And then I found your video - it comes right on time for me! Have a great one and greetings from Estonia!
Absolutely first class video... you now have a new subscriber. There was a lot there so I intend to stagger implementation of the changes to allow me to easily reverse out of anything without being overwhelmed by the "what did I change to cause that?" scenario.
Hard to say how useful this was. It was perfect, thank you.
Microsoft should just offer a 'minimum communication' option. I hate the way their default is to scavenge all your data.
Great video. I love Windows 10 but this goes a long way to making it a better OS. I really wish Windows 10 had an option for a bare minimum install for people with low end systems and folks that are using the machine for very specific tasks like rending video and audio editing.
One word, Tiny10
Can't thank you enough Brian. Clear, easy to follow, by hitting pause button, cause I'm a little on the older side. But you got me through it. Thanks so very much. Yes, Following and subscribed.
Thank you. I had addressed some of these but not all. Always good to get a bit more control. I would really like to see a similar video on Services. I will check the rest of your videos to see I'm not late to the party!
Could you do a video going through the" turn windows apps features on or off' and what each thing does and is for...
I didn't know there was an Ultimate Performance Plan until this video.
Happened to hit this session of yours on youtube a while ago and went thru it. Although watching it after a year since your posting herein, yet i found it very beneficial for my laptop that's still running on windows 10 (1809) duly serviced with all updates so far.
I might be late in commenting, but it has definitely helped me in the run.
Thank you for this video, I just bought a new laptop with WIN10 Pro, and was amazed at its SLOWNESS !!!
I will be applying some of the changes you suggested, “over time” to make sure I don’t get confused!
01:09 - if you disable that then your steam game icons wont be displayed, they will look blank
Great video as always Brian. This video helped me alot with finding and disabled much of Win10 tracking things thx alot :)
7:36 - Just one friendly note, I highly recommend leaving 'Allow Windows to track app launches...' it's makes the Run (Win+R) command soo much more user friendly because it remembers your last ten typed commands.
The cache is full if you do this dont
Great video. I found you by accident but have subscribed. I did most of the changes in this video and my computer is definitely running faster. I would love to see more videos of similar types on improving performance.
I just want to say thanks for the help. My Favourite laptop is 10 years old now and is really struggling with Windows 10 but after applying these techniques Its running a lot smoother now. It will never be a fast machine again but these tips have made it much more usable.
More advanced stuff the better. Every update I feel like Windows just loves changing your settings
Get shutdown win10.
If you use PatchMyPC updater, it's on there.
It's usually the first program I install on a fresh PC.
as usual, do your research before taking advice from random strangers. Hope that helped.
@@SP-df1nm thanks for the suggestion. I have something similar to that (don't remember the name but works the same)
@@daviddou1408 No, internet randos are always right ;)
Especially TELeMEtry
@@SP-df1nm does it keep all ur programs auto updated?
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You're awesome Brian! This sped my computer up significantly.
Thanks for that, it was really helpful and diggs a bit deeper than the standard stuff, great content!
Thank you so much, i was going crazy with this piece of crap, i was so shocked how slow it is after my optimized 8.1. At first i couldn't even change settings, it was just reseting as soon as i closed any of them after changes. Oh my god it will take me a lot of time just to make this thing work, jeez... Huge thank you again mate you're doing gods work
Warning: removing Internet Explorer will cause your game shortcut (that use url link like uplay, steam, etc.) will lost it's image and connection as it require internet browser to work.
thanks man i was wondering what the hell was going on
Change ur default browser
@@thepizzashaverisen5631 How because I have the same problem how to set default browser ? Guess till I know how to fix this I can't turn that one off.😒
@@jeremyswett616 Go to the shortcut icon of any game, right click, properties, then it says "URL". Select "internet browser". Changing your default browser is easy
You just change the URL to "internet browser" and it's fixed.
I always enjoy videos like this Brian always something useful and helpful and slowly feel I'm learning stuff, as long as I can remember it. Still vids are here to refer back to! Keep up the good work mate! Don.
Hey bud that was very informative thank you,more vids on services and data collection would become greatly appreciated, I'm about to take delivery of a new high PC for audio recording and most all of what you covered has been excellent
Neat summary. I'd add disabling Windows updates to the list. There are tutorials here on RUclips on how to do that. Also, msconfig is quite interesting as well, many things can be disabled there.
but isn't there features which need your windows to be up to date for it to work?
@@big4headedGangster None that I've encountered, but I only use Windows 10 for a limited amount of things.
Then you wont get important security updates and its more vulnerable to hacking. Security updates are the only reason i moved to win10,,otherwise i would have stayed with win7.
absolutely fantastic. trite, concise and to the point. well done BRITEC09.
Thanks Tom
I could stand longer videos from you. You are easy to listen to and make things simple for a "perma-noob" like myself. Thank you.
Thank you Brian. Really informative video. I learned a lot about Windows that I was pretty ignorant of. I'm going to go through your other videos then I'll see what other content I'd like to see.
Over 2000 videos, so plenty to watch :)
Hi Brian, thanks for another great vid. I would like to see more about services.
You got it!
@@Britec09 i'd be for a video about services too Brian. Thanks.
Overall, what kind of decrease in background CPU usage would one expect if they implemented ALL of the changes in the video? And would it be noticeable during day to day tasks right up to video editing?
The decrease is in "tyrannical data collection by massive corporations" not so much CPU speeds etc..
Thank you so much for this great information. after shutting down laptop and restarting, it loaded in very little time. I would love to see more how to's on this myself, for the bloatware put in.
Thanks Brian, it took a while but I got through most of it. Great stuff.
You do post some real useful videos, but this one I felt no need to do any of these features. I have a 7 year computer and upgraded to the free windows 10. My Computer is still fast and feel there is no reason to change anything unless there is a problem or something slowing down your computer. Your title should of said "some features you may want to disable" NOT you need to disable. I notice you kept saying "I don't need this - I don't need that etc. Now as I mentioned at the beginning. Your videos are awesome and very helpful. Just didn't think this one was for the general user. Thanks for your continued support .
You may like a lot of these features, but I find them to invade my privacy and that's why I disable a lot of these features
@@Britec09 I understand your preferences about security. I'm not a fan of big brother either. However It was more pointed towards the title. Thanks again for all your great tech info. I watch everyone that come up.
Little tips.
When you click on "Ok" instead of clicking on "Apply" and then "Ok", the "Ok" button implies the "Apply" button.
It depends on your age. If you are in your mid 20's or younger you wont understand the reason why people have a habit of doing that.
@@zochbuppet448 I don't care which way round I do it. It would be more to the point if UNCHECKING ' hover ' worked, which it doesn't. Please sort out this awful mistake
Ya know I seen one on your clips in the last year and really enjoyed it , I really haven't been doing to too much on the computer ,, so today when I came across this. I looked up and saw that this was made a year ago I was wondering what I had missed to the point, so before watching the whole clip. I looked at what you had done.... Holy smokes! Thank you!! i got some binge watching for months, thanks again
.. CHEERS!
Thank you for helping me put Cortana in federal lock up. And it also seems some of the settings resetted back to being on after this last larger update with the new Edge browser(which I don't use)as I went step by step ith you in the options. All the useless apps were back on and I think after I shut them down again my gaming will be much better. Thank you so much Britec09:)
How safe is the software from O&O? I have uploaded the exe into the hybrid-analysis sandbox, and it detects indicators mapped to some attack techniques..
I also thought about this direction. Why woudnt be this program a tool from hackers or worse - a (non-explicit) tool from MS wanting to give us the impression we are safe using an outside tool resting and leaving the guard down then MS can do everything it wants :))
@Uncinematographable Screenshot Cinema what alternative there are?
Thanks, now I'm even happier for using Linux! This is very useful for when I go repairing a PC though. Great video.
Yes linux is very good.. 😃
I'm sure your clients will be glad to discover that you disabled stuff they need.
@@heinzerbrew LOL yes the video goes too far, but it has some good ideas.
@@brujo_millonario I guess I'm butt hurt over the title. NEED and NOW don't apply at all to the content of the video. The overall concept is to remove or disable anything you don't need and keep whatever you might need.
Brian, thank you so much! Following your guidelines already made a difference in the speed of system.
Glad I could help
Thank you so much. Over two years later and this video was still super helpful today.
Btw, you don’t need to click ‘apply’ if you are going to click ‘ok’. Clicking ‘ok’ does an ‘apply’ as well. Saves an unnecessary click each time
That is correct
It wasn't always so, was it? I seem to remember that in the past, clicking OK would enable/disable something, but only for the current session. APPLY was necessary for a permanent setting. Am I right, or a victim of the Mandela Effect?! ;-]
@@robertcartier5088 Maybe in Windows 3.1 but it’s always been that ok does apply as well. The idea of Apply is to be able to stay on the page if testing different settings.
And you didn't mention the most important things to disable what is a zero-day vulnerability in Adobe fonts update, has to be disabled! if there's not been a patch yet has there been a patch
Done almost everything you mentioned in your video. Would definitely love to see a separate video where you mentioned @19:36.
i saved this video & as time allowed have gone through it inch by inch; literally, you've saved by budget laptod with its tinny 32gb memory to not be too bugged down; hands down, this is, at least for me, the best comprehensive video on the covered subject.
bonus point: halfway through the last time i was going through it, the pc mouse stopped malfunctioning:D THANK YOU!!
Was really impressed that Windows 10 doesn't support playing a DVD. But they thought I'd like to send a fax. Would any of their developers know what a fax is?
All that's missing is the Telex option. Used to have that on my desktop. But it was a dumb terminal to a "mini" somewhere centrally and it was about 40 years ago!
That bothered me honestly. The fact that Windows 10 doesn't read DVDs is pretty stupid... Like... the fuck? I want to pop in DVDs to my PC so I can watch movies, or play my older games from the discs!
Some institutions like hospitals still use fax machines
@@mrsinn2642 Exactly, Microsoft is carrying an issue since years ago and is to give support to some institutions and small organizations due to those institutions refuse to update. Unlike different companies like Apple
Trust me those instititions still running win9x
when i saw the vid, noticed that the amount of comments was exactly 666, so mine will make this thread less 'nefarious'-)
btw, video contents, the most comprehensive i've seen so far..
Quite informative. Definitely learnt a few things. I would like to learn about application guard and the best setup options.
A lot i already knew, one i didn't and couldn't was stopping the customer experiance feature, so thanks Brian that worked a treat. Liked, Subbed & Shared :-)
Man, I miss Windows 7 so much.
yep…I can relate to that, but I do have a dual OS PC now👍
Make a video called ‘things you should enable in windows 10 right now.’
thank you! would like to see a more in-depth video with what it's safe to disable!
Brilliant! Needed this for my new game computer...
And yes, make tutorials on how to tweak Win 10 to be user friendly please :)
I would love to know why google search is suddenly saying im managed by my organization in the drop down menu when im using my pc at home.
Did you let anyone on your PC remotely? check users and see what is there.
Antivirus [Web Shield plugin]
I've just watched your video and I'm confused. I see what you've done and can possibly reproduce some of it (i'm on W10 Home) but am not sure WHY I should make some of the changes as the Computer I'm running on is not SuperWhizzey but runs fine. I don't want to turn something off that may cause me a problem months or years in the future and I've turned something off that I can't remember. Perhaps you should have a series of smaller videos that address certain aspects and explain the whys and wherefores in them. Sorry for being negative and I appreciate the recommendation of the O&O program so I guess I have picked up something from the Video. Tell you what I would appreciate is a way to uninstall all the crappy games that are on a small computer I have that only has 32 Gig of onboard storage and cannot update because of the lack of onboard room (the Disney one seems to take the most disc space!). Thanks for your time
So in summation:
Your computer runs fine.
You want an explanation from the video creator as to why you've decided to follow their advice despite your computer being fine.
You don't want this video, you want a video about something else.
Try Revo Uninstaller. I've always used the free version until recently that found it cheap in Humble Bundle. Does a great job.
If you want to uninstall the games, you can right click on them in the start menu and in the menu that appears you can click on uninstall. If that doesn't work Windows key + S and search for control panel. Find programs and features, wait for it to load and find the games you want removed and uninstall them.
Also, I have a 32gb PC and you need a USB flash drive or micro SD card to use as a cache for the downloads of the updates that'll install. Any recently made PC (2013, onward) will have a card reader slot on the 32gb systems. It's there because they know you'll need to expand storage.
I think the video did great already explaining the reasons for most features disabled. Using RegEdit is always dangerous, but other than that, all actions here are safe to do, and easy to reverse.
No need to fix what ain't broke, my guy.
Nice video, i would wish that you explained a bit more of the things you disable after the media player tho, i wont turn stuff off that i dont know what it is, and what impact it will have on my system :D
Thank you for this very detailed and informative video. I never realized there was so much stuff running in the background on Windows that could be disabled. However, I found it amusing that after showing us how to disable notifications and that you don’t need or want notifications from basically anyone, you ask us to subscribe to your channel so we can get notifications! I completely understand that subscribing to a RUclipsr is completely our decision to opt in and is totally different from things running by default in Windows that have to be disabled.But I still had a bit of a laugh.
When you mentioned the Registry Editor, you forgot to mention the FIRST rule about the editor - NEVER make changes without having a backup of the registry!
@Mogli Timme If you know what you're doing you always know to make a backup.
@Mogli Timme So you're saying that you're perfect and you NEVER EVER make changes by accident? smh It's your system.
@Mogli Timme FAMOUS LAST WORDS!
That's a preschooler rule. There is no point to making a backup if you make changes to a few registries like the Cortana one.
never bothered LOL
I wish you would have explained each one. I don't know what they are, therefore I don't know if I need them or not
what do you think cortana accessing your email is doing? spying. most of these apps are spying and collect your data and sell it to China and other 3rd part sites..
I want to see more videos like this one. Also thanks for making the video!
Thanks bro. You rock!! I love learning simple but effective tricks like this.
Great stuff. Just wondering - will we have to go thru these same steps with every Windows Update ?
Yes
Just script it out
Will all these be safe to disable for gaming. I only use my pc for games
Proton is getting strong. This allows Windows games to run on a linux system running Steam.
Much better - using a 2g mini pc and this has made a huge difference (and I've only done the first 5 mins worth of the video's advice). Many thanks.
Wow notice a huge difference in performance after applying just a few of these suggestions. Thanks very much. New subscriber.
Hi, after disabling some of the features you mentioned in the first part of the video, when i restart, now my steam/uplay game shortcuts on my desktop show a blank icon and when i double click them it asks me to how to open the file with a check box saying always open this for .url file. but i cant choose an app to open.. help?
Maybe Media Player
did you solve this i have same problem...?
@@Britec09 its not media player i didnt change that bcs i cant record in game if this is off
Same problem here.
I have this as well, any idea on a fix please?
Jeeese you go thru that so fast, have to pause every other second, lol.
I thought it was only me!!! haha
Fantastic video, I would love to go deeper in the group policy stuff and Sevices stuff. Maybe you already made such videos. I am going to check right now. Thank you fagain for the video, you just got a new subscriber.
Hi Brian. A HUGE THANK YOU....This is by far the best RUclips channel where Microsoft windows and a PC or notebook are concerned.... period.
Things you "NEED to disable RIGHT NOW"!!!!!
Right from the 1st item: "Oh, it's optional, it's up to you."
Uhh, "NEED to disable RIGHT NOW" and "optional" are kinda the opposite of one another. Just putting that out there.
Disabled 2 of the very first things he recommended and right away already caused a problem for me. Not the best advice here.
@@Psandoval85 Which is why he stated he specifically was mentioning ways that could be reversed later. As well as ended with take things slow and easy and see how they go.
@@kevinfisher1345 If it is imperrative that this stuff be remvoed NOW, then how can you tell some0ne to also take things slowly and see how they go? That's conflicting directives. The title is pure click bait and that is the point.
@@heinzerbrew Maybe that is your interpretation of 'now'. The issue is not doing everything at once, this can still all be done now mate, just not all at one shot and go. Spend several hours or half day doing one or couple things, reboot, check how things are going. Do a couple more, rinse and repeat. That is all still now in my book, maybe not yours, but that again is your issue, perception and interpretation. The same with the take things slowly. Again that is up to you, maybe you don't have several hours to do this, so then take your time in however long you need, or it could simply mean do only one or couple things at time as in my example above by doing it all now ... just not all in one shot so that IF something messes up you do not know which of all those things you did was the cause.
@@kevinfisher1345 The title says "NEED" and "RIGHT NOW" the video says only if you don't need it and whenever you get to it. It's click bait BS. I use half the stuff on his list and yet I need to disable it all right now.
The definition of now is pretty well defined in the dictionary by the way. It does not mean later.
well thats weird im using windows 10 pro and i dont have computer configuration in the Local Group Policy Editor
I notice this also every copy of windows is totally. Different.
Awesome video!!!! Thank you for putting reliable information out!! It was fun to follow along with you!!
*Watched and followed the instructions to the end of the video. You are appreciated.*
I’m interested in seeing unneeded service’s
Try Blackbird. Disables many W10 bloat, however, read the commands because it might block things. Kills plenty services and tasks.
I'm interested too!!!
Count me in for disabling unnecessary services! If the video gets too long, maybe split it in two?
+1
Im in..anything that's really not required and bogs down performance and can be got rid off......
All those options in Windows 10 shall always remain.
You like Microsoft to collect data what you do and what you purchased windows 10 is a spy windows its design to collect data on people and spy on citizens
@@Melo_Alienware how wierd it is to "buy" a program that spys on you when there are free OS that's way more optimized and values privacy.
Windows Ltsc built the right way uses up as much as a moderate linux build. And why not have a virtual build for science lol
Thanks for these videos, they are educational but very handy for optimizing your computer and keeping things to a minimal while taking away all the bloated stuff that we don't need or want. Do you also have a tutorial on the best way to secure Windows 10 privacy settings and best software to keep your computer clean of malware, adware, spyware, ransomware, etc? Like what the best apps are, and how to configure and use those apps?
Im not that techie but found your instruction clear and easy to follow did pretty much everything in the vid and everythig seems much quicker, i'm not one for leaving comments but since I think you have saved me a fair bit of windows waiting... I have thanks very muchly Britec .. liked and subscribed :)
BE VERY CAREFUL WITH THESE RECOMMENDATIONS. Following this advice broke Steam from working on my computer.
Did you figure out how to fix it? Unfortunately I didn't see your warning before following this idiot's recommendations. I re-enabled Internet Explorer 11 to get the launch icons back, but the games still won't launch.
Contact Steam and ask what it needs to run
Windows 10 has just be a piss of shit for me. I downloaded Windows 10 on my Mac using Bootcamp because I want to play games, but now my display screen resolution is capped at 1280 x 800 resolution, 60hz on Windows, even though MacOS scales up to 4K. What can I do to fix this?
Steam didn't break on my machine and I did what he said in this video.
@@blair5475 I will suggest you to contact with a technesian.
Cause they knows more than us and they are professional on it.
It’s right that it will cost a little bit.But the most reliable solve for you.
I don't have "Windows search" in registry.
same im confused af, also if i just disable cortana is that not the same as going into the registry?
Me neither! It's not there.
@@Drew1903SG Thanks mom, what advice next, don't run with sissors?
@@Drew1903SG Why shouldn't we go into the registry. I've been doing it for years according to online suggestions, and many times it's fixed my problem. I don't think I've ever ruined anything by doing so and though I know my way around a computer, I wouldn't consider myself to be an expert.
@@Drew1903SG Totally agree on Reg cleaners and the like, but this isn't the 80's. Many non-IT people under 50 know their way around a computer these days. And using other peoples knowledge to fix a simple registry problem, as well as turning off useless background apps and data collection resources you don't need, is a whole lot cheaper than paying someone to do it for you. Not to mention faster than having to figure it out from scratch, I'm done with that, I don't have time for it anymore. And if someone messes up there OS, so what! All the need to recover is their data which usually is not lost, all they have to do is just reinstall the OS and a few programs, it's a good learning experience. However, he did say this is reversible. I bet you work for MS don't you?
great Stuff! Please do more of the extended stuff on Tasks, thx.
Dude sounds like the Geico gecko. the whole time im imagining the Geico bloke standing on my desk next to me explaining haha. awesome video! thanks so much for taking the time to make this well thought out tutorial. cheers !
Dude, ALL Brits sound like the Geico Gecko Commercial
the more i use win 10 the more i miss win 7.
Darío B ......me too, mate!.
Same here.I would like to revert to Windows 8.1 but I can't.If anybody Can help,I will be very grareful
@@30ramsfan wasn’t windows 8 far worse than 7 or 10
👍
imagine: "things you need to disable in Arch Linux right now?"
What about that annoying script that inserts “
(I use Arch btw)” after everything you post?
I found your video really helpful. My computer, because I use heavy duty photo editing software sometimes - shall we say - breathes heavily! Having you guide me through the ins and outs of what to safely shut down was really nice. I would be interested if you have a video in exactly all the things you feel we can disable in services in addition to the ones mentioned herein. Thank you very much. I just joined - or at least think I did - your group. I clicked on Join but nothing happened.
Very very Helpful information, could not understand all of it and my laptop would not allow me to do some of it yet tho.
I Truly Appreciate All of Your Time, Advice and Help!!