same, they got into trouble for browser choice making IE the default a decade ago, they had to make special N versions of windows that came without Internet explorer but I guess that just applied to the old version of windows at the time? because they are doing what the Fug they want now!

well do it yourself then ?

microsoft is a trillion dollar company good luck with that. xd

@@Yshtola. so is facebook and they get sued all the time and lose same with youtube

There wont be, you acknowledge and agree when installing windows or when you start windows on a brand new device. It is like with Facebook: you can upload photos and share with friends and family BUT when you signed up for Facebook, you actually agreed that your photos will now belong to Facebook and that they can use your photos without your consent. Or when you use the Facebook app on your Android smartphone and agree to the terms and conditions: The app can use your camera and microphone WITHOUT your say so. It is all in the print that we all agree to when first installing or using said software/platforms or devices.

Have I got a story for you. Happens EVERY time my phone is updated. Every time. Then I spend countless hours trying to find the things I set, to reset them again.

@@daddyattitude me too Personally, I think this should not be legal. It's not like we change our minds when they correct a typo or something

@@daddyattitude excuse me, what phone do you use?

My bank did this, somehow they need access to my physical activity.

Try RethinkDNS, you can control all internet access with this app even the system apps. it's work as VPN, so you can't use other VPN when this active, and this can also work as adblock.

ShutUp10 recommends rerunning the software after any Windows update and will show what telemetry has been turned back on after the update.

This is another reason to save the configuration file. After each update, you can quickly reuse it

they do, but you just launch the software and it tells you what has changes and asks if you want to revert to your settings

It already has improved so much that many gamers have switched and its going to get better and better

It has, Steam's Proton has a 90% success rate.

just use arm pc to boot linux

​@@swide2750which basically no software supports 🤷

It is already there. You can play basically anything on Linux now.

That's why the oosu10++ is good, because it's only registry and group policy changes. It can be reverted without any damage.

What parts of the OS were broken?

What parts of the os were broken?

Unless you are using your pc for your business you shouldn't care even a bit, there is absolutely nothing oosu10++ can break for gaming or other time killing usage..

@@hugbearsx4 for me, my windows search broke. May not be that big of a deal but thats only the stuff I noticed lol

I've turned EVERYTHING to green, lol, and so far so good 👍

Just use both

​@@BanditLeaderjust dont use windows.

Agreed, I already use O+O but it's nice to see confirmation.

thats interesting calling microsofts spy mechanism "a protection for microsofts software" is it against piracy ? and now we can spy everyones computer ? and that on a computer or name that actually has a windows key - like really ? "i want a camera in everybodys house this protects us from terrorists" "i also want a chip in your body that also makes us protect from terrorists" "and i want that chip to have a poison - so if a terrorists apears we just hit a button and the poison sets free"

Hay zombies, po tidas partes

Same here, i switched my main computer and kept my laptop on w11.

Mint? Qubes? Subgraph? What's a good build to go with?

@@Truth_Unleashed mint if you're a beginner. Few say that oh Arch is for advanced users but nah, I started with Arch messed with the system and finally learnt Linux. Arch is the most beautiful distro I've ever seen.

​@@Truth_Unleashed pop os is also very nice. I prefer it over mint because I get a little better battery life on my laptop (Nvidia GPU) and I've had some visual stuttering issues on plain Ubuntu.

I switched too! Never going back to windows :)

Try Linux Mint, put it on a usb drive etc and try it out without even installing anything...then you don't have to deal with any of this BS

@hello who asked

​@@johnxina1681 Who asked?

@@user-pk3ef8hc3e YEAH MAN, WHO ASKED???

@hello Who?

@hello Asked?

Never used the second tool in the video, and the one you mentioned, I'm gonna try them soon. I use mainly ShutUp10 and WPD (even if the last version is more than a year ago old). I also use hijackthis, an old tool that was abandoned years ago but a new developer is updating it. Even Winaero Tweaker contains some options related to the privacy (and a lot of Windows tweaking, of course). Somebody else can suggest similar software?

it is going this way network card -> windows -> ndis engine (network card manager) -> wireguard place here so what windows can do is network card -> windows -> (oh no windows decided to filter out that connection, streams,transfer, whatever it was) -> no ndis engine -> no wireguard catching the information the other way around network card -> windows -> (decide to transmit this information or not - ok yes i dont care this to be seen - transmit it to) -> ndis -> wireguard see it

gaming is easy on linux

@@User-lz2xu No it’s not

It is getting better . on single player most of them work. Kernel level anti cheats are not working.also some anti-cheat games did not enable linux support. Only reason why windows is better for games is because games are made to work with windows properly. If games are made for linux as well natively, Linux will beat Windows due to optimizations.

Depends on the games. Everything I play seems fine on Linux so far, but I'm only one week into it. Haven't booted up Windows 10 at all, and I doubt I'll need to.

@OrdinaryHuman Most online games with anti cheat software aren't too fond of linux unfortunately

linux user thought this video is hard to follow?

No, just frustrated about how bad a company Microsoft is and would rather step away from it than pay for an operating system that does this to people.@@boystem2

good luck playing games with easy anti cheat on linux.

Offtopic: is Earth round, or spherical? Or, probably (just probably) flat? :)

@@Kedvespatikus 🥚as long as the simulation is stable & rendering, God help us when reality starts to-

Not all the settings overlap, that's why I mentioned both, but for the ones that do, you don't need to apply the tweaks in another if you've already done it in one.

@@pcsecuritychannel Ah ok, gotcha 👍

@@Kedvespatikus - Earth is described as an oblate spheroid according to the scientists who are into that sort of thing (I used to work with some guys like that).

that´s the number 1 what they can use as a open door it is going this way network card -> windows -> ndis engine (network card manager) -> wireguard place here so what windows can do is network card -> windows -> (oh no windows decided to filter out that connection, streams,transfer, whatever it was) -> no ndis engine -> no wireguard catching the information the other way around network card -> windows -> (decide to transmit this information or not - ok yes i dont care this to be seen - transmit it to) -> ndis -> wireguard see it that tpm chip is making sure windows is getting this mechanism (and blocks others that could be your firewall just looking what windows is doing with your connecions) maybe we should make a question if we can see what is inside that tpm chip - open source but i guess they have something to hide at this place we knew that something was wrong microsoft offering windows 10 for free kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iNukd71-qNDPfac.html now we know what it is that video by the way is still up to date and 1 more thing i have seen nothing to turn that automatic updates off its a placebo pill what says "you can turn off automatic updates"

yes, i have found that when apps in android or windows update, they enable things you disabled

Tiny firewall works great

@@df3yt I have had fun with it before , but it was very out dated at the time , do you know if the dev's have done anything with it recently?

@@Dan.a.k.a.bradpitt Not much in terms of UI but when adding exceptions eg steam it does say stuff like "would you like to add recommended steam settings" this means other steam dependencies. Means less breakage. There's not a windows install I have that doesn't have TinyFW on. It means no need for all these other settings. Quick couple mb download - block all except a few and done.

THEY don't WANT you to know or give the option to turn it off. THEY want the data

This did work on Windows back in the day but since Windows 10 Microsoft doesn't respect the hosts file list when trying to block certain domains, like theirs. Couple of video's about that on YT.

Thats what subpoenas are for.

@@Mario583a that’s also what proper encryption is for, the law is, if they can access it, then they have too give it up, if they can’t, then tough luck

Use AdGuard DNS to stop even more. My reporting shows ms collects more telemetry than google!

It would be all over the media

bUt mUh FrEeDuMs 😂

No one suggested it, but if they had, it certainly would not have been absurd. I hope you know the difference between hyperbole and rationale.

Stop crying and switch to Linux.

Yeah, you are right, Linux is just a spark of insanity. Have you tried TempleOS?

@@Kedvespatikus I hear it is sanctified.

I agree. I'd like to switch to Linux but the limited software support is a dealbreaker for me (I'm not gonna fucking use GIMP or dual boot or VM).

You have to look at each application individually, these don't even persist on your system so once you close them, they're gone, but if you instead prefer to distrust everything not made by (insert favorite company here) don't be surprised when that same monopoly doesn't care about you as a user. Some of the largest companies like Avast, Fortinet etc, yes, even Microsoft, have had serious security problems. Remember WannaCry autoinstalling through the network (that was all Microsoft SMB). Spreading the view you that you shouldn't trust anybody else cause of all the security dangers but somehow trust them with more and more despite their endless screwups is very profitable for someone, and it isn't the user.

@@pcsecuritychannel I really understand your point and I agree with you because I imagine your perspective, but try to see mine just for one moment: I'm a simple developer that doesnt understand as much as you do and I think most of the people here also does not. What I know is general concepts that allows me to see that what you do in videos makes sense for example.: I know what wireshark is and what is does but I dont know how to use it. I know what virustotal is but I dont really knows how it works inside. I know registry although I dont really know how to check it. And that's precisely the issue. If you use a tool you have 30 different ways of instantly check if it is bad or not. If I have to use a tool I am limited to other tools like virustotal and content made about this like your channel itself. Let me be clear on something: I agree with you when you distrust this companies and what you do in you videos I would love to be able to do so that's why I watch them. But when you say in a video to use something like dumpit that turns virustotal crazy I dont have the same options that you do to feel safe using it. It really sucks to have to "trust" microsoft but the other option is some shady tool that nobody really knows that have admin access to my registry. Maybe this will make you think I'm a hater or just really dumb, but maybe it will give you some ideas of videos in the future too. I really like your content man. I really do. Hopefully you understand this is not an attack but a honest viewer concern that maybe more people watching this may share too.

It’s not your fault, that’s the culture we are moving towards, but it definitely gives me some video ideas so people feel comfortable being able to analyse and use tools based on their own confidence. :)

Where would we find it?

Are you talking about Ghost Spectre? I'd love to hear what people think of that build. I successfully installed it on one of my computers, but I really have no idea yet if it turned off ALL the spyware, nor do I know how to keep the spyware turned off. Yea, I figured that I can't do a Windows update under ANY circumstances.

@@theclearsounds3911 bot lmfao

@@apexfinity well do it stop the 3 , anti virus, windows firewall and automatic updates can you proof they unprogrammed out of windows ? seems rather a mission impossible or is it just up to date so it wont do that for someone should proof that these are fully turned off and not even partly active

@@soufmaro502 Windows being Windows, somehow turns back on during an update. Maybe detects something unusual with enterprise policies on a consumer OS?

If it makes the windows store stop working, i only see it as a win 😀

@@davidpodeszwa7010 XD. I totally understand that my man, lmao. Unfortunately I was dumb enough to buy forza 4 and 5 thru the windows shop and now Im stuck with it.. So annoying :) I also use whats app/messenger in win 10 which can only be downloaded through the new windows shop.

windows store spies to one shouldent even have a microsoft account or their onedrive if wanna be free from there espionage

@@ihateevilbill Never give Microswindlers money.

So weird how people will go out of their way to use a bloated mess of an operating system when Linux exists.

@@st.altair4936Keep crying

@@chrisdawson1776 😭😭😭

@@st.altair4936 🤓

haven't watched the video yet but if you're talking about not using windows, what software do you use that doesn't run on linux?

@@jotsa ever heard about companies running windows. I can use both but now you know what I mean. We have to maintain 3000+ workspaces.

@@joepjoep9531 ooh you meant it like that, yeah thats a bit of a problem

@@joepjoep9531 Yep...but that's usually cuz the management doesn't know anything...set up a test rig and do a presentation...then explain the cost savings without licenses...then discuss how Virtually ALL of the major cloud corporations are on linux...then there's all the other countries switching all their gov and schools away from WIN to Linux

Not really, Group policy and registry tweaks aren’t reversed in every update. Even if a major update does re-enable them you can use the config file to fix it in like 2 seconds.

Disable windows update too

The problem is, If you run a Ryzen, Windows 7 won't do much. When I upgraded my Rig to a Ryzen, Windows 7 started to BSOD. Even a fresh install would work, but on the next reboot BSOD. If this wasn't an issue, I wouldn't use WIndows 10.

@@Sypaka just get i7-3770k, if you do only office work, it's enough

Try Davinci Resolve, steep learning curve, but usable once you figure it out.

@@pcsecuritychannel I can't believe I got a reply from you mate, thanks. Love your channel!!

@@TheGunmanChannel yeah da Vinci dude! It actually lets you edit videos the way professional editors do with movies Such as inserting yourself into a actual 4k movie scene like Harry Potter and making it seem as if you're actually in it With the right equipment you could literally be actual movie creator and director You're looking at about $250 or more for the software however you can also use the trial version but you will need to purchase and download the full version because that's when they will give you a activation code by email , not through the trial version Anyway afterwards it's paid for Or there's adobe premiere in which KZfaqrs like Markiplier uses but however that software has a monthly payment for use though so basically you can only rent it

@@fargeeks thanks a lot for the advice, I'll take the time to learn DaVinci Resolve. It's a great feeling to be moving away from Windows 🙂

There is Kdenlive, shotcut and olive video editor which are great free video editors for Linux