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You can easily take files from your windows 10 iOS to make it work on windows 11 unsupported pc

LMAO 😂😂

No. Windows 8 was. When it was harder to use and did less that win 7 I only used it to learn about it. I certainly don't use it if I have work to do. And I have spent so much time helping people who have been stuck with win 10 and all the problems it has created. They say "back to the future". I have been doing more work on older systems recently. For example because "dos box" or similar can be run on many machines including android I have gone back to writing a significant chunk of my code for DOS. Compatibility is more important than features.

nah im on 11 rn

@@Jon-ej9vb You mean Insider Build?

It surely is my last Microsoft OS if they don't put their head in place ;)

@@smitajky windows is windblows it goes in what ever direction it wants the fucking thing is alive i swear lol

its just dumb. Why do we need all security stuff when most people don't even use them

@@RoverFlushed And security is not MS's business; it's mine. Just a pretext for planned obsolescence.

*downgrade

Should have looked up before trying to install. Interestingly I found literally everything in advance

There has been TPM slots on motherboards, since the early 2000's such as socket 775. TPM is nothing new.

I'M GLAD I DON'T OWN MICROSOFT STOCK.... HEY EVERYBODY... WATCH OUT FOR THE ROCKS BELOW...(time to wake up Leroy, cause he ain't seen a crash like THIS!!!!) old Truckers joke....

Silicon Valley is on the way down. They have become so arrogant and engaged in all sorts of social engineering. Everyone hates them now. You will see regional systems developing, starting with China and expanding to other areas, and people moving to open source. It’s all going to fragment and they will never again have the power they have now. Good riddance.

Might just be that socialist devil sitting on my shoulder telling me this, but I feel capitalism is at fault here. Fuck it, I'ma switch to Linux or BSD.

I am ready for "HER" you know OS1 for guys. ( see the movie, a clean break, the AI OS leaves the human )

@@rippspeck Look anywhere socialist and it's demonstrably worse, it's either no tech (like Cuba) or tech the government has full control over and is actively used to spy on citizens (like China)

Nailed it mate... Classic MS move... clueless on so many levels

SPECTRE AND MELTDOWN LOOK UP THE LIST its kinda coincidental every cpu missing on that list is supported by win11, eh?????

@@BoogieManSince1977 They aren't clueless, they are in league with hardware makers to sell more parts. It's illegal, antitrust etc but no one is doing anything about it.

How true

@@BoogieManSince1977 Couldn't agree more, MS should take a long hard look at the failed Mobile phone company they bought - "Nokia". I thought millenium and vista where bad, Win10 (minimalist 10) is one of the bad ones. Ive had most MS O/S windows 3.1, 3.11 and so on. I am now taking a long hard look at Linux - this is my next move.MS can do one....

good one

nice

I was having trouble looking for laptops that can run Fall Guys.

it also runs Android apps and games

Yes, but I bet it will run my favorite BSOD screens. I went Linux and I so miss the blue screens.

Linux for the win. CuteFish and JingOS look pretty good.

Ms is junky

Yeah 6th and 7th gen Intel CPU owners really got properly ripped off, they couldn't run Windows 7 and 8 due to patches locking them out so they were forced to use Windows 10, their CPUs got trashed by AMD's 1st gen Ryzen and now they can't even run Windows 11

Basically this. With an added clarification that every second version implemented a bunch of new stuff everyone hated, and then the next one fixed it all. Wn 7 is basically fixed Vista. Win10 is fixed win 8. Win 12 will be fixed win 11...

Very true. May i make a slight modification? Windows 98 bad, windows 98 second edition good! 😎

@@madmattman5675 oh yeah, my bad. Almost forgot that happened

@@ivanvdovic683 Hmmm-an interesting observation!

I literally just did this list not having seen this first and its nice to know my conclusions were exactly the same :) People do watch these releases :)

I think it would have a similar reception to Windows Vista, both operating systems failed (or would fail) due to the larger system requirements.

Am sure Windows 7 and 8.1 are still running out there ... They should have used this opportunity better.

MS , you have unleashed a monster nightmare for your users, I hope it come back and bites you where it should !.😡

I think they'll remove the restrictions after seeing the adoption numbers

No I don't think it will happen Microsoft would obviously do something

Windows 11 can’t run Crysis though 🤣🤣🤣

Why is that the first one? Windows 10 was also a free upgrade.

@@brs2379 Not MSFS 2020 xD

Pretty funny since their Surface tablets are so underpowered. So it's an OS incompatible with their own hardware?

@Chris Campbell Ever hear of "Signature Edition" computers, deliberately made for "windows only"?

Haaa, the world where corporate PCs were used for botnets and email spam! The good old days.

After my windows XP programs were inexplicably to me were quitting ( now I know microsoft did it silently and deliberatly) I went to buy a new computer with windows 8. When I saw the degree of violation of my choices and my privacy I had to either agree to or be unable to use the new computer. I simply put the computer back in the box and returned it to the store. If everyone did like I did seeing the crap microsoft was forcing on us, your wish for computers just having enough processing power, HD space and RAM would be a reality -and people not Microsoft would be determining how computers work. Unfortunately I reckon 99% of consumers have no problem with Microsoft et al. behavior. And with 99% of approval Microsoft and the rest of them will only keep getting more brazen to the point they will even decide not how the computer runs but what the color of computer is or in what rooms of your apartment you will be able to keep your computer. All I 'll say is Serves them well. They fully deserve such control cuz for years they sent signals they were fine with it.

Bill has other plans for the human race.

They want you to buy their laptops.

please don't say "uncertain times" ever again. thank you

@@jex-the-notebook-guy1002 Did it sound weird when he said that?

@@jex-the-notebook-guy1002 Uncertain Times

Agreed, so abandon running Windows on Hard-metal and run Ubuntu with a Windows VM ;D

YOu running DOS bro? Cuz thats what DOS users said about windows 3.11

But that would be nice of them to do... we cant have that LOL

@@balthromaw6305 ever heard of linux with Wine (or if you are on an arm PC, Box86 + Wine)? linux will literally run on anything. you can even repair Windows with Linux! it is actually hillarious how little people look up "alturnitive OS' to windows" as the top awnser is either Ubuntu or Zoron (both linux distros.)

@@FoxyAnimater Yes I am aware that Linux can play the games... But even still there are titles that will NOT work because Anti-Cheat software attached to the game will not run. For example... Conan Exiles will play in Linux, even with just using Steams compatibility thing. But no matter what Battleye will not run in Linux... which means the game wont run on any server with Anti-Cheat enabled..

Yeah imagine chaing your mainboard with another one, second hand that has a tpm module, and... Surprise...

Oh, and then they used the WDDM and Direct X 12 shoved into your nether regions then turned on like a cattle prod!

@@mimimmimmimim Got the T shirt mate - near enough anyway! After a month of research and a week of trying at the Win8/10 upgrade, (passing the healthcheck failing to boot) I gave up and switched my old 64-bit CPU (that checked out) for a newer 64-bit CPU from the list with same format... and damaged both or the MD in the process. Who knows, but then it WAS scrap! Its a hard life if you don't weaken.

@@mimimmimmimim Even better. change the motherboard to discover that it only has TPM 1.2 and doesn't qualify because you ordered the board when the first set of specs were published instead of waiting for the next day when they were revised!

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This is what happens when you gut the school system and allow rampant nepotism. People who don't know how to work doing jobs they aren't qualified for and producing inferior products

Windows 11 is quite nice actually. I was a Windows insider on the dev channel, so I got (or was forced) to test Windows 11 despite my hardware not meeting any of the requirements. I can definitely see this beinga Vista situation, a really nice OS, but held back by its requirements. Whats weird tho, is that Windows 11 works better than Windows 10 for me! And again, I don't meet any of the requirements for it. This feels more like Microsoft wanting to push hardware security ahead. As for the proccessor requirements, I've read thats just to make Windows a better experience. If the drivers can be installed via an update, then you'll almost always be running on the latest drivers. Currently, the only drivers that do that for me are Razer Synapse (for my Razer keyboard and mouse), but I can definitely see this being nice if I ever upgrade my computer

lol all that porn and malware from your pirated software causes those crashes. I have had a single random crash, most application crashes are able to recover without leaving user space and restarting.

@@Valcuda if the processor is good enough for windows 11 yet is before a certain generation then windows 11 won't install. Have a real nice gaming PC that plays all the current games no problem, but it has a cpu that isn't a supported generation good luck upgrading to windows 11

What I'm wondering is, all the insurance company's agents that have PC's -- like state farm, geico, aaa, etc. What are they going to do in the next few years, when they have to upgrade their systems completely, and get entirely new ones... YEP.... YOU GUESSED IT.... PASS THOSE INCREASED COSTS OF DOING BUSINESS RIGHT ON DOWN THE LINE.... JUST SHUT-UP, BEND OVER, AND TAKE IT LIKE YOU'VE ALWAYS DONE, CAUSE ITS ALL PART OF THE TRICKLE-DOWN 'PLAN'

Yeah. I'm pretty pissed too. My friends won't hear the end of me.

The reason some people are pissed is because it will probably lead to more e-waste and the reason why this is isn't communicated by Microsoft: it seems unnecessary.

What do you mean? Which part?

@@autohmae I know the e-waste will be bad in the grand scheme of things due to Windows 11's BS, but for those of us who are smart we will be able to check our local recycle drop off e-waste bins, and get a lot of usable hardware to run the Linux distro of our choice on it, or even Chromium OS. I'm also hoping this gets a lot more people thinking about dumping MS for a good Linux distro like Manjaro, Solus, or Mint DE(Debian Edition).

@@CommodoreFan64 I think it will make people think. If they will make the jump I don't know. It all depends on how many new features Windows 11 gets

Even if I could run windows 11, really don't like the changes they've made

@@mobmauler6206 same I'm sticking to 10 still

@@CypherSonic Might make the switch to Linux and Mac and just use Windows for games.

@@OctavioGaitan Honestly the best choice to make. Windows 11 looks worse than 10

@@Xplici_T It looks pretty though, but the hardware requirements are completely unacceptable. :(

I had to downgrade Flash and download another browser just to play old Flash games smh

@@wesxd5292 just use flashpoint infinity

@@A2ne use what now?

Not just that. Microsoft self destructive marketing ensures more people will ditch them for Linux.

@@aiosquadron well the upcoming pluton chip is probably meant to prevent that

@@juusomaenpaa7236 Unless more computers with linux come preinstalled.

I would not be surprised if MS requires you to give blood, and urine samples for DNA matching to login to a Windows machine at some point!

An air conditioner is technically a heat pump, so the community will find a work around.

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Le heat pump to heat le cpu and ram that froze

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yeh my mac pro 2019 has no tpm chip so i cant even boot camp windows 11 and when apple stops supporting mac os for it omg fk both them companies and fk me for buying anything apple in the first place never will i buy another apple anything. On another note ive got a second pc with 5950x that is compatible.

@Aicantar Of Shimmerene more need to see this

@Aicantar Of Shimmerene true that

If you have a socket for a TPM module on your mainboard, you can use that Threadripper. I've used a $20 TPM module since my Ryzen 1700x.

@Aicantar Of Shimmerene From what I've heard the preview is designed only to run on a virtual machine.

I am in the same situation. I'm thinking that soon there will be a glut of used machines on the market that we can buy inexpensively, and install Linux on them.

M$ has a stupid marketing idea. Each release, a slice of thier market share slips to Linux.

Not really. Windows 10 is supported for at least another 3 years. It will likely be extended. Then they'll go out and buy a new $1000 system with 11 on it. Same thing happened with 10. Slow uptake but new PCs were all 10 so market share picked up over time. Something Linux has failed to do even though it's free.

@@aiosquadron Yeah right. Please let us know the Linux market share. Last time I looked it was around 3% for desktops while MS was 80%

Or 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021 with support until 2032

@Scott Seufert the soldered RAM and SSD is a cancer that needs to be outlawed. But at least Apples IS support is generally extremely long term. My 2012 Macbook pro is on Catalina (released in 2019) and should receive security updates for another 5 years give or take. Similarly my iPhone SE released in 2016 will still be able to run the newest iOS they are going to release this year so that is 5+ years even on a rather cheap phone.

Now the RAM and Storage are part of the SOC, so even people with a rework station can't replace the RAM without replacing the CPU and Storage.

Generation is a gimmick. i5 9th gen is way better than it's 11th gen. Idle ram usage is efficient in older gens. Newer ones are just crap.

@@uniqueurl which exact 11th gen is worse than which 9th? I looked up a couple benchmarks just now for the 9400 and the 11400 and you seem to be just plain wrong. Also... Xi graphics are a HUGE upgrade for iGPU gaming. That's a really big thing right now.

@@myriadtechrepair1191 In laptop variants you will get a more clear picture. G7 vs G1 variants. Also dont go for benchmarks. I am talking about real world usage especially idle processing. Irix Xe is good compared to last HD versions of internal graphics... But nothing special when compared to efficiency of Vega 11. That too may be because of the bottlenecking by mediocre processor

I'm still running W10 on my 6 month old high end desktop, which might actually support W11. I have a great old 17" XP laptop that I swapped the 5400 rpm HD for a SSD and installed Linux. The CPU is an old i5 that is fine for general tasks. The SSD greatly extended battery life, and the old, slow HD was a dog that slowed the entire system, and even with 8 gb ram, W10 bogged the system so badly it was frustrating. I highly recommend converting old computers to Linux as they age out of the Windows bloatware.

reminder windows 11 is releasing october 20th 2021

Why wait? Do it now :D

Windows 10 is the last version of windows I will use as well.

The good news is that the used computer market will be saturated with tons of cheap devices. As consumers and businesses that stick with Windows are forced to upgrade, it will be a great time for Linux users to stock up on cheap used hardware. :)

lol probably true

Now, that’s kinda funny right there.

All just spying on us 24 7

@@aone9050 not PROBABLY true, DEFINITELY true

@@_____________3229 its not funny

Yes, I also remember Bill saying the world was overpopulated and that a few billion people had to die. Now he is telling everyone to have the vaccine he and the elites helped develop for the virus they also helped developed... I wonder why?????

@@alfredneuman6488 , Pretty hypocritical when you think about it. I mean safe to say Bill Gates would exempt himself and his children from the few billion who have to die.

@@samuelschick8813 To be honest I think he and all the rest of the illuminati who have this as their agenda should be terminated with prejudice and asap.

@@samuelschick8813 I mean, who wouldnt tbh?

@@therainbowdoggo1553 , Agreed. But when someone says a few billion people have to die and exempt themselves and their children from the few billion, that is hypocrisy. That is the point of my comment.

They won't. They know their market and their users, who dance at the beat of Microsoft's drum.

@@ildefonsogiron4034 It's just dependency.

What customers, they gave out windows 10 for free?

@@ildefonsogiron4034 Not I. I will be installing Ubuntu and being done with Apple and Windows.

No, win10 is supported till 2025, the cpu and stuff then are like 8 years old, you''ll have to buy a new machine anyway

Thank you sir for your honest opinion. My machine was preinstalled with Win 10 but I had serious issues with the OS. I formatted the machine numerous times also I did the factory restore several times but the issue prevailed. So I migrated to Ubuntu Linux after watching your video my impression of Microsoft has deteriorated further. It looks like they want to aggravate the e-waste issue. The so called Microsoft is Macro Hard on our mother earth. Corporate crooks!!

Linux mint:Hello there.

Yeah these bloatware and spyware is what making me to hate windows 10

@@malice5121 I don't disagree, but since most people aren't going to be using Linux, we might as well use what we can to minimize its impact. If you go into Settings inside the MS Store and deselect ALL sliders, you basically remove any impact it has on you. Unpin it from the Task Bar and you never need to worry about it again.

I Have Windows 10 And It Does Not Reinstall Candy Crush...

Wait your windows 10 install keeps reinstalling candy crush? That's fcking hilarious. Fortunately I haven't seen that happen on any of my 9 desktops or 3 laptops.... One of those desktops has linux mint installed as a second option for booting. Mint is quite good for a windows like experience in linux. The auto updates and driver support is excellent. WiNE works surprisingly well. Currently I intend to stay at windows 10 until MS stops supporting it. At that point if windows 11 is still this stupid I'll probably just go mint and use WINE to game. I want to know how they intend to deal with users like me who have multiple machines and can't be assed to create MS accounts for each one. How are corporations going to deal with that shit?

They know their market very well, it's only the people who care about the details who realize how horrible Microsoft is, most regular users and business users wouldn't hesitate to upgrade their PCs, it's a sad reality that a corporation can do this, and as a Linux user I would also like to see them go up in flames, but that's not going to be happening any time soon...

@@JJRol. oh no, upgrading a PC.. what a terrible... No, catastrophic event. Everyone hates that. People are horrible for doing that.

Which distro you running? I'm looking to buy a decent 2nd hand laptop to run Linux

so we should change computers with every new windows,?the computer they are insisting works on w11 are veeery expensive

@@harrytrueman4216 Linux Mint, Mx Linux, Ubuntu, Manjaro are some good distros

@@MabawaVocal windows 10 is in support till 2025 so no rush. There is nothing that 11 has that makes me think we are missing out on a killer feature. Also windows has always suffered with flaws due to it trying to allow it work for legacy apps so maybe them drawing a line is no bad thing?

Been using Ubuntu now for a while on an old desktop that used to have Windows on it, and it's great. It's really not difficult to install, and with a minor bit of customisation even has a toolbar in the middle.... And as for those stupid laptops with 32GB HDD's, that have no room to perform Windows updates, because Windows is installed, there's lite versions of Ubuntu.

Especially since I was able to run windows 11 leaked build just fine without tpm and 2nd gen ryzen and the pc health check says it can’t run it even though it is completely bs and I can run it like I can run windows 10

@@doomjuan probably health check doesn't see yet built-in TPM in Ryzen

I feel like the TPM requirement may be a way around the lack of processor serial numbers. Remember that fiasco 20 years ago? MS has been itching to identify machines for Windows Activation, and I think this is how they will try and pull it off. "Trusted Computing" is only as trustworthy as the company controlling it, and MS recently just admitted to actually signing malware and messing up. TPM would never have protected you from this because it had a valid, legally signed signature. It's flawed, doomed, and not only that, TPM has already been demonstrated to be easily cracked. Gary explained it's almost criminal, but I agree, and maybe this should be looked into, however in the end, MS truthfully could do whatever they want, but so can customers, we can chose to leave them in the dust and not buy machines with it, customers could flock to Apple, and the funny thing is, it's like Microsoft and Apple switched places, because now I see Apple still supporting some 2013 machines.

@@_MasterLink_ or customer can flock to Linux so that they can still use their old working functional pc and it'll be a bigger blow for Microsoft since one of Microsoft cash cow is ms office. my work office still use i3 and i5 gen 2 and windows 10 work well with those machine in 5 years it'll continue to work well and make me profit if Microsoft decided that my office fully capable machine isn't good in 5 years then goodbye windows hello Linux

@@_MasterLink_ Apple is the evil that Microsoft wants to become. It must be Linux, even if the personal cost is great. Microsoft and Apple must burn for their abuses.

Close, but not quite. By the time Win 12 is announced, Steve Ballmer will have returned as a zombie vampire as the rightful Microsoft CEO, and will make sure only systems that come out 12 years after Windows 20 is released will be able to use Windows 12

Why would I switch to something with inferior specs for its price just because I can't run Windows 11? For real, you can get a lot more powerful PC for the price of a Mac, so if I were to buy a new computer I would go with a PC, and if I were to go with a prebuilt one it would come with Windows anyway although I would also install Ubuntu on it as it's a really easy to use Linux distro (so easy my mom learned how to use it basically without any help from me) that's in some ways a lot better than Windows or Mac OS, and it's good to have something besides Windows (or Mac OS, although Apple really has a long history of doing their best to prevent people from installing other operating systems on their devices) for some things anyway... I know it was a joke BTW, just pointing out how ridiculous the idea of switching to a Mac to "stick it to Microsoft" really is, and also remember that Apple is even worse about supporting older devices and gives you a lot less control over your device than Microsoft does 😉 So if you're angry about Microsoft's latest BS you should be even angrier at Apple for theirs, not to mention their constant efforts at preventing right to repair laws and also doing their best to prevent recycling of components from their devices etc etc.

they need to make disposable systems... buy one as the OS updates then throw it away :P

@@Warutteri Apple did try to prevent people from putting anything else than what they sell/make available on their hardware. Didn't work. Nowadays putting Linux on a MacBook is not much different than putting it on a PC. Doing so, IMO, gives you amdesktop with better functionality and at least comparable performance. You just won't get the OSX native applications. For me at least that wouldn't be any loss, given what's available natively on Linux and what you get running with Wine.

@@a0flj0 Well, even allowing for that their computers are ridiculously expensive, hard to/impossible to repair (the newest laptops at least have chips in them that are keyed to the specific machine and cannot be changed if they break, Louis Rossman has great videos on many of these things), the laptops have bad overheating issues leading to throttling and short chiplife, they are doing their best to fight _any and all_ right to repair legislation, charge absolutely ridiculous amounts for repairs with the intention of forcing people to just buy a new machine and regularly shred old machines they get their hands on to prevent any chip extraction of working chips (and making even element retrieval, like gold, silver, copper, etc, very difficult if not downright impossible). Given all that there really is absolutely no reason to get a Mac, other than vanity, not knowing much about computers or laziness (as those are the the three groups I've noticed buying Apple computers, people who want the Apple logo because it's a status symbol, people who don't understand much about computers and people who are just lazy and want a computer that's so idiot proof that it doesn't need any of the setup that a PC often needs) when you can get a PC (with better specs for the same money, and often significantly better specs) and use a virtual machine to run MacOS if you absolutely need Mac apps. I really wish more people were aware of Apples anti consumer actions because they're literally paving the way for people basically renting not only their software but also their hardware if they get their way, not to mention you're paying a ridiculous premium just to have an apple logo on a lackluster machine. Giving Apple money is the same as funding anti right to repair legislation, funding the move towards losing the ownership of the tech we buy and funding the move towards nice looking but in a technical sense badly designed machines and I for one would would never ever buy any Apple products just because my morals would not let me, I cannot in good conscience give money to a company doing their best to destroy consumer rights, repairability and recyclability of tech... Just can't, and I would urge anyone who reads this to do their research (nothing I mentioned is exactly a secret, just not reported by major news sources thanks to Apple's lobbying) and making the IMHO only right decision of not supporting the company with a single penny if at all possible.

My daily driver PC is around 10 years old now and runs Linux Mint without breaking a sweat

Yap, and thats will be free, LOL.

You should try out Linux Mint, Pop! OS or Manjaro if you want to get into Linux.

@@idkgoodname I'm using Mint 20.1 on my laptop. It has limited functionality. Many keyboard tricks I used in Windows don't work in Linux, which makes my tasks slower. But it does feel lighter probably because Linux system is less complex than Windows

and ur be looking at linux distros for years and switching them :p

They said it's a security thing... Buuut... No new security features were added between the CPUs they allow and the ones they don't. Iirc, the latest security feature added on Intel was on 4th gen. What I'm saying is, take it with a grain of salt.

I have a stripped version of 10... Telemetry what?? lol

More likely that Mickey$oft makes their cut with every new PC package sold. They are guaranteed of this moolah which is not quite the case with all those old PC's out there that need to be upgraded. It's all about Demoncratising the industry yet again.

this is true! my intel i3 3rd gen laptop with 4 gigs ram run elementary os flawlessly unlike when it runs windows 7,8 or 10

I converted mine into a NAS. I believe it running FreeBSD as its OS.

Yes if you’re broke and need a pc I would recommend buying the cheapest pc you can get second hand which can pretty much cost $5 max and install linux on it. I use Linux daily (not as my main pc) but honestly if you have the money I’d go with either Windows or MacOS. Linux is great, I love CentOS and Ubuntu but some aspects of it aren’t the most user friendly.

I'll use freebsd after Microsoft ends win10 support.

Unfortunately my Laptop use Broadcom wireless card and it's a pain in the ass to deal with on Linux.

That’s a good question to Microsoft.. I guess in China , there is an alternative for TPM which is TCM I believe .. Don’t know if it support windows bitlocker

TPM should be blocked by law in every country because it's pretty horrible thing.

@@tedbybolf4616 What is it?

@@Why72833 an unnecessary chip on your motherboard can be used for genuine security but mostly good for vendor lock in

Source? A relative of mine bought a MS Surface Laptop 2 in Shanghai and it had a TPM IIRC.

Even my 4th gen i5 works splendidly well for what I need it to and I'm sure most ppl who don't want to game or edit videos can use it with a decent SSD

Thankfully I upgraded to 9th gen last year waiting for the preview to drop

@@shadycopilot they would drop it while I am stuck in work

Using 2nd gen ryzen, thing still runs like a beaut with an ssd

My Thinkpad W541 with a 4 core i7 4G is a beast too.

The ironic thing is that I have a dual core PC from like 2008 and it has gotten faster over the years. Because Vista was an absolute dog. And all there other bloated slow operating systems.

additionally the majority of the co2 generated by computer chips is from manufacture and not expected lifetime emissions. so making new chips also affects climate change. every aspect of this needs to be illegal.

Problem is with Software specific to Windows. Can't leave them anyways so will still use Windows.

@@asitkhanda Back in college year I use Linux only for programming class

No one who doesn't program will move to some garbage linux distro.

yeah, but microsoft is keen on owning linux too

@@dutchdykefinger You can't own Linux... there's always gonna be a Fork of any Distro that gets taken over.

Isn't Windows mostly stolen Linux software? Or was that a myth

@@1598hi it is stolen software

@@meruldhiman1565 Okay so it's Linux minus the stability and organization. The only reason I was interested in windows 11 was in hopes of a competent start menu.

@Hrishikesh Malviy Thank you for this info. Sad about Jack

@@1598hi you'd be really interested in both the KDE Plasma and XFCE projects I'd bet. KDE is like Windows 11 in a good universe, and XFCE is like XP never died.

0 chance of I.P. theft

Windows 11 installed on my Surface Pro 6 with no issues.

@@ojaiguru good for you not for everyone. And people who brought Ryzen 7 second gen are not poor so you can't even say that earn money and buy a compatible processor. Nobody would have brought that processor just to replace it in 2 years

@@Shubham-hk6yf didn’t have any issues either lmao

@@Shubham-hk6yf you just need to activate your TPM setting in the bios

To get people to buy more hunks of metal and plastic to throw into landfills

Did they get rid of the PC Health Check. Ever since I’ve been looking it has said the tool hasn’t released yet on the Windows 11 page of the Microsoft website

Because the KNOW that you will, sooner or later, give in to your urge to keep up with the Joneses.

@@mokopa I stopped doing that when Vista came out, and i am much happier and more prosperous for it. So their sorcery doesn't always work. I think they may have finally killed their "golden goose" with this one.

Don't you see the purpose?! Oh so that probably means that after all this time you couldn't figure out that microsoft sells a new os TO FORCE YOU INTO BUYING NEW HARDWARE.

Explain how windows 10 can support almost all processors from a decade ago, and windows 11 can't (they are basically the same os)

Exactly why would u upgrade to 11 if u have an old pc what's wrong with 10? Nothing can support everything forever, take a look at android or iOS for older phones jeez such a big deal

I can't see any reason to upgrade I will probably looking for a new PC by the time I do.

@@DjBetoon There are still issues with mobility in 10. Not sure if this is fixed in 11, just saying 10 needs improvement.

Windows 11 is the best and works well on my Surface Book 2.

Android support

Me with 2nd gen core i7 2600k :|

@@emperman Me also with 4th Gen Intel Core i5-5470S = :(

Can confirm, using an i7 7770k. Still a powerful CPU but it's now a terrible choice in hindsight. Not only did it age poorly compared to similar CPUs, but 8th gen came out a few months after it which is supported by Windows 11 while 7th gen is not. I'm hoping GPUs are more readily available later on in the year because this gives me another reason to build a new PC.

Me with an 2nd gen i5-2500 :(

SPECTRE AND MELTDOWN LOOK UP THE LIST its kinda coincidental every cpu missing on that list is supported by win11, eh?????

surface pro 6 has intel ver 8. so all previous surfaces pro probably cant upgrade to win11. also remains to be seen about surface book and laptop.

@@tomswan3401 NO you can use on all the computer just use a to go iso

@@abdelhamidabdelhamid7988 Thats not how it works.

Yeah because not supporting their own products makes sense

@@635574 i guess they wanna make that green green

Exactly what I thought, it could have told him everything at once! Was a wild Goose chase...

Not really, it probably took him a whole 10 minutes to do what he did, he is just upset that his old boat anchor PCs won't run windows 11. As I have said many times since they set the cutoff, be thankful they did what they did because with anything older than their cutoff the OS runs into stability issues. So I would rather build the new PC I have boon putting off for the past 3 years than to cry because I can't upgrade my old Windows 3.1 system to run windows 11

Tested that out on my oldest laptop, suddenly it's a lively and capable machine again, amazing how much power and usability is lost to windows bloat

Nothing compares with installing Gentoo on a twenty year-old desktop.

If they aren't gamers, they won't regret it. Only yesterday I have seen (once again) why Linux is superior to Windows 10 (Windows 10 did not "show" an SSD I wanted to copy files from, while Linux could.)

@@ibizenco even as a gamer I don't regret it since virtualisation exists

@@ibizenco using proton and wine 90 percent of the games i play work out of the box with the right version after checking protondb.

@@ibizenco Even gamers dont regret. Im on PopOS and my games run fine out of the box through wine or proton.

@@ibizenco Wine, PlayonLinux and Steam Proton entered the game

Waist waste... yeah...

Pizza and Lasagna creates more waist for me….

Waist? Don't eat burgers.

They feeling a bit chunky, ok been editing and autocorrect turned off.

It’s a marketing strategy. Normal people want to care about the environment but don’t do anything about it. So manufacturers make a way to make it seem they care too but just earns them more money. Same with the car manufacturer Volvo. They claim to start producing only electric cars. Well you need to charge the cars. The electricity comes from the power plants which might create more emissions than the car. Just marketing strategy.

NASA: "Hello Microsoft, NASA here, we would like to complain regarding our mainframe not supported your latest Windows 11" Microsoft: "Pentagon i already told you..you need to change the whole mainframe then you can upgrade or install to Windows 11" NASA: "What do you mean by replacing the whole mainframe and did you know how much cost of replacing?" Microsoft: "well if you dont upgrade then you cant install nor upgrade Windows 11" NASA: "there is something wrong with you Microsoft regarding this new Windows 11 and what do you mean by Pentagon?..we are from NASA" Microsoft: *Hang up* NASA: "Hello??.."

@@syazyukki8378 😂😂

I don't think NASA uses windows

@@Wujek_Foliarz you forgot the s

U kiddos, nasa did not use windows for their mainframes and obviously not an intel nor amd

I use Linux mint /cinnamon. Microsoft is the cancer Linux is the cure

@@ChipEstrada HAHAHAHAHA! You got that right !

@@ChipEstrada can't use Linux for any serious work. Lack of software, bad compability with drivers especially GPU. Unless you use it for causal use or terminal based services. It's pretty much useless for any other type of work or even gaming.

@@lazyox Exactly this. I thought about making the complete swap to Linux based OS but the amount of work that I do that wouldn't be supported on Linux (mostly with 3D modeling) just wont work on Linux. Or not that well along with the bad GPU compatibility. All I can use a Linux machine for is servers and my storage network.

@@lazyox Linux has very good gpu driver support and in fact there are tons of Windows games that run fine in Linux. Hell, even Steam works in Linux. The more people that switch the better it will get.

Freecycling - Do yourself a massive favour and switch to Linux.

@@carltaylor4942 Yeah, I think you're right!

Yeah, they can jump into my "old" Kaby Lake.

For lake please substitute Pacific Ocean ,specifically the Marianas Trench.

I'll even show them which part of the shore to jump from...this is so ridiculous.

@Infinity I can't disagree with that. I still have to run Win10 for some anticheat games.

What they mean by environment is "money".

About time you figured out what the Liberal ideology actually is. MEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEME all the time every time.

Not disagreeing about Apple with the headphones, the adapter, the phone charger. They say it saves the planet from carbon emissions, which admittedly it does, but the only reason they actually did it (wasn’t for accessory sales, either, they sell third party chargers and headphones from competitors in their own physical and online stores right next to the Apple ones and often with cheaper prices than their own) was for the billions of dollars it saves in distribution costs-at their scale, the distribution costs are likely most of their operating expenses. But… BUT at least they continue to support hardware and devices for many years. Even their next updates, which haven’t even been rolled out yet, still work on devices going back many years. And those lines in the sand are clear when they happen (some fundamental hardware change), and the vast majority of those in the wild are physically on their last breath. Again, yes, they are far from perfect and not saying they are better in Microsoft in any regard-if anything it’s the opposite, right? When even the right hand of the devil supports devices 7+ years old, what are you doing MS?

Install a Linux distro to save the environment.

I've used Linux before, and it's horrible for my preference. Barely any games are supported with it.

Unfortunately there are plenty of arguments against Linux, one being Windows 10 which is still supported and much more reliable for the average user.

@@Evelynium You do realize that development doesn't stand still? 95% of Windows games runs fine today

@@xPandamon Windows "much more reliable" than Windows? You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. When Windows XP was giving my parents "issues"? I threw XP in the trash and replaced it by Linux Mint. They have been using it without any problems (until the ancient PC it was on gave in; they now use a Mac Mini). Windows more reliable than Linux. #ROTFLMAO

@@ibizenco If you aren't a complete idiot Windows generally runs well and without issues, the few you might encounter are easily fixed. If you have an issue with Linux good luck finding a solution for it. I tried it multiple times. I am no stranger to custom ROMs on mobile devices, CFW for PS Vita, Kernels and console commands and yet I found Linux to be underwhelming and less reliable overall. Many things did not work as expected or were a pain in the ass to set up. Sorry dude but Windows is still the best choice for a reliable and easy to use operating system PS: Stories about parents being unable to use an OS well are always funny, in 9 out of 10 cases you just know they're the problem, not the OS. And since they're using a Mac now that only proves it

Who's going to build a business on such a paper-thin sheet of ice?

You can just...hack the installation ISOs to disable the checks.

@@hanro50 or not bother with running Data Harvest Simulator 11

Uefi emulation layer for my motherboard exists, it can run UEFI partitions or windows installs. Just no secyour boot

@@mokopa Um...everyone is already running enterprise business on paper-thin sheet of ice called running windows and using windows security products?

to be fair the vista start menu wasn't moved, it was just re designed _i think_

But after a fail comes a success with Microsoft: After the buggyness that was Win98 came Win2000, After Vista came 7, after 8 came slightly better 8.1. I really wanna see windows 11 as a new Windows 7 after some updates and after this mess gets resolved.

@@paranoyd1 you got 98 and 2000 switched around

times have changed, most new laptops come with optional touchscreens, where i work the standard issue laptop has a touchscreen. Back then touch wasnt so widespread.

@@LyricsFred depends where you live and for who you work - iam from eastern europe and work for gov. - no way our users will get such laptops anytime soon, we cant even decide on the type, there is public tender who will supply the notebooks, this tender is for most gov. organizations and all will recieve the same machine. The main parameter is price, the lowest will win. Sure if you work for private ICT company, your life is much better, you dont need to make tender and fill 20 documents for every pencil.

Correct and they want to run WINDROID 11... it will a failure bro u wait and watch...

With Valve's steam deck platform, they want to bring whole steam library compatible on linux, so if they manage to do that, there will be no better time to move to linux in terms of gaming and i hope other game developers will follow with native compatibility for linux The only problem that will remain will be productivity tools like photoshop which are supported only on windows ... that is another barrier why people can't use linux yet

@@Hydridity Microsoft Windows is trying to pull at Linux's kernel, it's business as usual... Look like they are embracing the technology, add it, overwhelm the marketplace with giveaways until the competition dies, then modify it to be Microsoft only, and then make your losses back by charging for something that was free before Microsoft got involved... The problem is, it's free, it's always has been free, how do you undercut free software???? This must be really troubling for the Microsoft team... Nothings changed. They are just running their standard business model to destabilise Linux and take control... The more moves Linux makes, or the more ground it takes, the more aggressively Microsoft will be to overwhelm the competition... I'm sure since they can't do it financially they must be lobbying hard to place legislative control, restriction and requirement into Linux which will destroy it's open/free source credentials... It's why big business is buying in (Canonical, IBM and the rest), they're looking to profit from the carcass left behind when big business has savaged the free distributions of Linux... How they plan to do it worldwide, outside the USA, I don't know... Maybe through EU law and trade agreements???

I just installed Xeniapup on 13 year old notebook with atom processor and the pc is alive. There are lot more linux options now.

if only Linux could get it's shit together with a standard desktop and software distribution system. It's like they WANT to lose. Linus can only do so much.

@@sempertard The desktop is NOT Linux, it's just the desktop, and having many is just another reason why Linux is superior to Windows. It's a matter of choice not a problem to be solved. You can run Linux free of any graphical interface, and many devices do... The kernel is stable, prolific and free! There are multiple kernel versions from extremely tiny for hardware based fixed devices like security cameras to advanced multi-tiered supercomputers with vast resources to manage and control... Your statement shows a lack of knowledge of what Linux is... Originally it was called GNU Linux because Linux is the kernel, GNU is the subsidiary systems around the Linux kernel. The multitude of distributions are all someone's choice of what "Linux" could be with other additional operating system extensions and packaged products bundled together. As for software distribution every Linux distribution comes with a package manager, Microsoft have just adopted that approach in Windows 11, so if it's that bad why is Microsoft finally adopting it?

It made me have to go poop!

RyuShHa:: you got that flake name on C & P..cus it surely dont be easy to typo on

My laptop had Windows 8 on it originally but the i5 processor won't handle Windows 11 but I'll still get Windows 10 updates. By the time those run out my laptop will probably be toast.

I'm hoping that as well, and I'm trying to look for a silver lining with this, and maybe this will end up being good for guys like me who always check the e-waste bin at their local recycle drop off when they go for usable gear to keep the e-waste out of the landfills, build systems for themselves cheap, and make a small bit of coin selling them with something like Mint, Manjaro, or Solus preinstalled after being cleaned up, and upgraded.

No it won't! New users will install a major Linux distribution, encounter Gnome, and leave Linux in frustration.

@@hamobu Gnome is not the only DE for Linux, and many distros don't even have a Gnome build.

@@CommodoreFan64 No, but all the major Linux distributions default to Gnome.

@@hamobu Sorry but that's false Manjaro's default DE is KDE Plasma, Solus rolls it's own Budgie, and Mint uses their own inhouse Cinnamon DE even on their Debian Edition. Those are 3 of the biggest distros out right now.

But what about drivers?

@@JP-hr3xq yeah but how to install drivers if you have linux on a windows machine?

@@Maciek2846 is it still a ‘windows’ machine if you have Linux on it? Lmao

@@Maciek2846 you don't really need to install drivers they usually just come with the iso and work out of the boss unless you have specific nvidia gpus at which case it is a hit or miss and you would probably need to ask someone else

Your profile picture tells it all

Really? A persecution complex? Haven't seen that one in the FOSS crowd before.