Windows 10 21H2
[11] webcam https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/86113080
https://voz.vn/t/huong-dan-bo-qua-buoc-su-dung-tai-khoan-microsoft-khi-cai-windows-moi-by-21ak22.603918/

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A.) Page file/swap
B.) A service called sysmain
C.) Hybrid sleep
D.) Browser cache

https://tunecomp.net/win10-page-file-disable/
https://helpdeskgeek.com/help-desk/delete-disable-windows-prefetch/
https://www.thewindowsclub.com/turn-off-hybrid-sleep-when-pc-is-on-battery-or-plugged-in
https://www.technipages.com/google-chrome-how-to-completely-disable-cache
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Anonymous 11/28/22(Mon)00:53:59 No.89993413▶>>90002303
>>89992681
Uh win7 x64 was lightning fast. Faster than win 10 or 11 period. It could boot off a simple striped set as fast as an SSD or nvme. People were forced to go up to 10 and make the best of it due to driver support not because it was better. The same will happen with 11 or 12. They even gatekeep direct x if you play games. Midwit
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Anonymous 01/04/23(Wed)22:37:56 No.90699335▶>>90703756 >>90704168
I love how the shill tactics shift over time. Corporations really are shameless. If you don't upgrade from Windows 7 you're
>a poor minority
>unsafe
>ruining the internet
Or some other cheap FUD. The reality is you don't need a new OS to do most of the shit people do with computers. You can still write programs on Windows 7. You can still watch videos. You can still make spreadsheets. You can still play games. You can still produce art. Microsoft has to keep making money for shareholders and the big money nowadays is in INFORMATION, DATA, CONTROL. They need you on Windows 11 because it's easier to get your data there. It's easier to control how you use your PC there. Yes buy a new CPU with our pluton on chip processor and upgrade to Windows 11. No it won't benefit your usage of your PC any but we need you to be more controllable and more surveillable. You're not a poor minority luddite are you? Upgrade now!
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[11] https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/94172532

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Anonymous 06/20/23(Tue)10:36:17 No.94175635▶
>>94175508
This already happened with the switching desktop animation. Removed because they couldn't figure out how to keep it working without issues. https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/08/05/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-22000-120/
>We’ve turned off the animation when switching Desktops using the keyboard shortcuts as it was leading to flashes and hangs.
Pretty funny that they just admitted they broke it and can't fix it instead of making up some reason why users wanted it that way. Remember this is the company that invented "it's not a bug, it's a feature."
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https://www.howtogeek.com/658194/windows-10s-new-update-is-deleting-peoples-files-again/#:~:text=Update%3A%20Some%20Windows%2010%20users%20have%20now%20reported,deleted%20and%20are%20still%20present%20on%20your%20PC.
https://web.archive.org/web/20210624190645/https://www.howtogeek.com/fyi/microsoft-explains-why-windows-10s-october-2018-update-was-deleting-peoples-files/
[11 shill] https://boards.4channel.org/g/thread/95904077

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DZP1 1 point 6 hours ago +1 / -0
As a side matter, be aware that Windows 11 (not the Home Edition) automatically turns on encryption for data and slows SSD performance by close to 45%.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/windows-software-bitlocker-slows-performance
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I remember how, when 10 was still pretty new, I've been playing around with it on a test laptop, for the time when I eventually would be forced to migrate. By putting the LTSC build onto it (no feature updates, Cortana, MS Store or any of that crap), then using Open Shell to replace the Start Menu, ShutUp10 to remove most of the spyware, Winaero Tweaker to restore some old functionality, installing classic Task Manager and Msconfig, using Ribbon Disabler to remove the ribbon from Windows Explorer, Windows Update MiniTool to gain control over the updates and pirated WindowBlinds and 7TSP to be able to rice it however I want (no matter what I do I just can't get behind the flatshit design), once I was finished, it was just about usable.
It's a pity that you need to fuck around this much to get Windows 10 into a usable state (and using a pirated build due to MS not selling LTSC to us mortals), whereas Windows 7 manages all of the above straight out of the box, but what can you do. I dread having to do all that shit again when 11 would get forced on us.
At least LTSC 1809 EOLs at 2029, so there is some hope there would be the right tools available by that point.
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Jan 21, 2023
#43
themasterlurker said:
They're forcing people off of 7 by making every browser not work with it, they didn't do that to XP, oddly enough
They're doing this specifically so they don't have a repeat of XP. XP proper remained in support until 2014, and its more specialized variants until 2019. Given XP came out in 2001, that's eighteen years of support, the longest any version of Windows has ever been supported. It even beat Windows 1.0 by a year!

DarkSydeHyde said:
12? More like Windows 360. Or Operating System Product.
Unironically, this is where I believe Microsoft will ultimately take the entire Windows family. You don't see it so much on the consumer/home front yet, but if you connect the dots in the business world the picture becomes crystal clear. For years, Microsoft has had a product called Azure Active Directory which copies your company's domain information to Azure so your employees have a single, company-managed signon for Exchange Server, Teams, Office 365, and anything else that can hook AAD. Microsoft Intune is their cloud-manage device management system, which I think another Kiwi said they're working hard to obsolete Group Policy and get people to migrate over to Intune. I have not used Intune yet, so I don't know what it can do beyond what the marketing retards say.

The two things you will want to pay close attention to over the coming years is Windows 365 and Microsoft Pluton. Windows 365 effectively is a Windows VM running in Azure that you just connect to through Remote Desktop Protocol. You pay so much per month for cloud-hosted VMs, and let Microsoft take care of maintenance and the power bill. All you need is a thin client to get connected. Microsoft Pluton has been brought up on the Farms before, but it's a security chip like a TPM that so far has remained completely unbroken - a precursor to Pluton apparently was first introduced in the Xbox One, and to date nobody has ever broken the Xbox One.

I believe we're going to start seeing little terminals take over the market that are wholly dependent on Azure AD for authentication, Intune for management and configuration, OneDrive for storage, Windows 365 as the OS, and Pluton to ensure you don't hack your terminal to get free service or to make it into a little Linux box. And all of this, of course, for a monthly fee. And if you say bad words on the Internet, expect Microsoft to brick your terminal, erase all your data, and ban you for life from the service.

tehpope said:
It asks you like 20 questions before you even hit the desktop for the first time. Then tries to get you to sign up for Office 365, OneDrive, and Xbox Game Pass.
I think you can bypass all of this with an unattended answer file. Never used one; for now on Windows 11 Pro disconnecting from all networks entirely and using the Shift + F10 and OOBE /BYPASSNRO backdoor is still good enough for me.
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https://kiwifarms.st/threads/microsoft-is-fucking-butthurt-no-one-wants-windows-11-so-theyre-stopping-the-sale-of-windows-10-licenses-this-month.145137/

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Anonymous Mon 20 Dec 2021 19:27:03 No.84848394  ViewReport
>>84848295
The problem is that they started off with a shitty design to begin with.
Windows (NT) started off with a decent design, as all modern OSes have - kernel mode and user mode are separate, and there are APIs you can call. All the APIs are properly designed so there are no inherent security vulnerabilities, so you never have to outright remove any of them. When you want to make a breaking change to any API or system call, you just make a new one.
Firefox could have been designed to begin with so that browser and addons are separate, and there are APIs you can call, etc etc etc etc. But no, Firefox's design was like MS-DOS, there is no protection and any program can do anything. And yet Microsoft kept decent (not perfect) backwards compatibility with DOS all the way up to Windows 10 (windows 11 doesn't have a functioning NTVDM anymore because it only supports 64 bit)
>Windows has a reputation for being buggy and bloated
Windows 7 isn't buggy or bloated at all. Windows 8+ are buggy and bloated because they decided to add Metro and UWP and WinUI and all this pajeet webshit and hired thousands of pajeets to work on these shitty new mobile phone APIs which are all crappy and shitty and useless with no co-ordination between individual teams of pajeets which is why all the UI is fucked - pretty reminiscent of Firefox with its like 3 or 4 different botched addon mechanisms.
If Microsoft had continued developing and refining Windows 7 without the typical corpo "profit at all costs" bullshit they fell for, Windows could be the best OS in the world. Instead they have like 100 different pajeet teams working on different dialog boxes here and there with no real unifying API underneath and it's only getting worse and worse with new versions of windows.
Honestly MS should just revert the entire source tree to windows 7, fire every pajeet in the company (including the CEO) and never change the UI again, only focusing on underlying components. But that will NEVER happen.
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