Disable These Windows 11 Settings Immediately

[@Britec09]

Leave a comment and drop a like 👍Thanks

[@disposable_hero1725]

Can you do a video on enabling Group Editior on Windows Home, I have enabled it on Home myself using a Bat file and it is very useful and would be a good video for other.

[@Christopher.E.Souter]

Brian, I'm sure you probably know this already, but I think it might be worth mentioning that if you have Windows 10 or 11 Pro, (and therefore you have Group Policy Editor available), policy changes can be applied and activated without needing to restart. All you need to do is open a an Administrative Command Prompt and type: *gpupdate /force* and wait for the system to reply that the update was successful.

[@JohnKuhles1966]

9:31 "InprocServer32" second key press "ok" does not happen in Windows 11 Home :( no 2 files appearance ... should I remove the new made keys? ... and yes I used regedit in Admin mode!

[@boths6ify]

@@JohnKuhles1966 Same Same

[@2brabo]

About Registry: It´s important you know exactly what you are doing with it. It´s supposed to be used by other programs or 3rd party software. It´s a very sensitive part of Windows. One incorrect change, as small as it can be, and Windows may not be able to boot.

[@anjkovo2138]

Where would we Computer Noobs be without you Sir. You help me a lot. Learned a lot from you over the years. THANK YOU 👍👍

[@Britec09]

Glad to hear that!

[@Chewiebakke]

Not just n00bs, but people like me who've been pi$$ing about in Windows since '95 still find Brian a great help and a trove for tips on security, tweaking and more. He's certainly given me more confidence for a move to Win11 without losing the best parts of previous versions, when I finally take the plunge! Oh how I long for the days of StyleXP and the like!!

[@thecrw]

Hi, how do I get my folders to show like they do at 0.59? Only shows 'Devices and drives'.

[@Janomix]

What a detailed video. So grateful, help me a lot to get a smoother system for creative purposes. Thank you!

[@Somedei]

I would gladly pay for a windows system that has all optimized by you, doing this for every system is super time consuming

[@Britec09]

I agree, it does take time.

[@Chewiebakke]

I would pay full price for a Win11 without all the M$ bloat and data collection. In the meantime, I'll just take the free upgrade or use Brian's links for other people's new installs.

[@XdekHckr]

@@Chewiebakke you know that you can activate windows via cmd commands for free forever (KMS)? Check my channel for it lol

[@DigitalicaEG]

Updates to windows 11 then proceeds to hack it back to being windows 10.

[@US_Joe]

Great stuff. Even though I'm still on 10 pro, I must be aware of 11 when I'm forced to change. Thanks Brian

[@Britec09]

You're welcome

[@jodon7280]

The registry key at 9:35. After I double click, then click OK, it does nothing. Extra files no appearing.

[@brattpack]

Same. Deleted it

[@welshtony1]

Lots of great info on this. I still need to try that StartAllBack

[@Britec09]

Cheers, its good software

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

can you tell us how to do this if we don't have group policy editor?

[@pmaitrasm]

Very useful, to the point, and concise presentation. Thank you. Is there any way to ensure that when I double click a word, say in Word, only the word gets highlighted without adding the trailing space?

[@victorhurtadovhi.t.solutio4784]

Thank you for your videos, and knowledge! Have a Wonderful Holiday Season!!

[@markshakeshaft7110]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial, much appreciated. I wanted to ask if I purchase a professional Windows 11 key will update my Windows 11 Home version on my new HP laptop?

[@thelamb288]

Do the changes that you have shown get reset when Windows issues an update? Cheers.

[@thewrongaccount608]

Thank you for your great video. I've been using windows since 3.11 and each iteration gets worse and worse as they make it less easy to access features and hiding them behind different versions.

[@oldcynic6964]

Don't understand about this "OEMP" stuff. Be good if you could explain the acronym. Is this a method of upgrading Win11-Home to Win11-Pro?

[@adnans.8421]

Thank you! Very helpful and the Windows install & promo code works without a headache.

[@train4905]

As allways bri,fantastic info sir.thankyou

[@Britec09]

You're welcome Stephen and thanks for watching

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

CDkeySales worked like a charm. BR09, baby! Win 11 PRO.......

[@batkinson001]

great video, just upgraded to windows 11 home from 10 home, and used this video to adjust some settings (don't have access to group policy editor) and also bought a 1 pc license for startallback. - very nice app. Thanks.

[@megamoverempire]

Thank you very much, this was very helpful.

[@jaimeortega4940]

Thanks for all your help!

[@Britec09]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Hit the subscribe button. Thanks

[@johngoard8272]

Hey Brian mate the context menu change in the registry does not work on my computer and I see from the screen shot of your machine that the key value is way different to the one you give us in the more section. Have I got this right mate??

[@TechnologyLearningLive]

Loved this one very HELPFUL & speeded up my system :) THNKS SO VERY MUCH🙏🙏💐💐

[@Britec09]

Glad I could help and thanks for watching. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button. Cheers!

[@UNICORNSF3ProgameplayProRACER]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@Britec09]

Thanks for watching!

[@davinhunt7558]

Many of these and then some can be easily managed within one menu with 3rd party apps like 'Windows Shut Up' etc. Great tut as always

[@gabay1953]

חבר יקר, תודה על עוד סרטון מעניין. ורציתי לשאול אם אפשר לעשות סרטון איך להגדיל את האייקונים באופן כללי בשורת המשימות + איך לבטל את הכניסה לווינדוס עם סיסמא ו-PIN [הכוונה לכניסה חלקה] תודה וסליחה

[@TheJanez59]

Your tips are some of the best on the net, but I still couldn't find an answer, why can't I change the settings in the registry editor?! When it changes certain values, they are not allowed to me and automatically revert to their original state! Like the registry was locked or something? Please give me a hint!

[@RadLeon87]

Hi there, this video is amazing, however during the menu change via the regedit timestamp 9:33 after clicking ok (you state the file gets populated with two files. However you/the PC has changed registry entry to: {018D5C66-4533-4307-9B53-224DE2ED1FE6}. I had nothing populate the Key created called: InprocServer32 when i clocked ok and mine didnt change to that registry entry.

[@tuckerramseur2000]

This also happened to me

[@teamdacskami]

Hi, is it ok to delete the difinition update folder? 300gb folder size

[@NoobGamersNetwork]

9:37 I double clicked default and then ok after creating both keys, but it didn't create the two files for me. I am using Home edition. Maybe only works on Windows Pro?

[@treevenewson]

Thanks, very useful.

[@WrestlingFace]

Good video, nice thumbnail lol 😱

[@Britec09]

Thanks 😅

[@sheryltupa4289]

I’m using CorelDraw on Windows 11, and can’t get thumbnails of graphics files to show. Do you have a video to help with this?

[@juliankane1990]

But I can use the registry instead if I only have win11 home edition?

[@swervoz]

hi man i love your videos

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@ndaanaan1770]

Hi Brian, Are the Win 10 pro OEM keys sure. How can I know they are genuine? Thanks for your reply.

[@Britec09]

Check my video playlist. I made a video explaining how to check your product keys

[@adriangooderham1558]

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\CLSID-Right-click the CLSID-Key Name {86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}-InprocServer32 No new files createdand hasn't change look

[@grantchallinor5263]

So glad to still be on Windows 10!

[@Britec09]

Windows 10 is a lot better now they have left it alot.

[@grantchallinor5263]

@@Britec09 Exactly. All the tinkering (and "developing") of Windows 11 just seems to introduce as many new bugs as it does improvements to the system - very unMicrosoft-like) I cannot, for the life of me, understand why someone would migrate to Windows 11 from Windows 10 if they don't have to (and especially if their PC doesn't have the full stated requirements to run Windows 11)! Why not just wait a while until Windows 11 is better developed and some of the bugs have been "ironed-out?" Windows 11 seems a bit like the Austin Allegro of OSs: not properly tried, tested and developed by the manufacturer - the poor users are expected to be the development test-drivers.....

[@pelleg59]

Thanks for the tips they were useful

[@Britec09]

Happy to help!

[@Twobarpsi]

Excellent advice!!

[@redstrat1234]

Perfect sir, thank you

[@dirtymo7850]

Thank you a lot!

[@125mr]

In Privacy & Security I would leave 'Let Windows improve Start and search......' on otherwise you lose the dropdown history in 'run'. Which I find very useful.

[@stevenkinlin8271]

Start All back. I'm sure, is a nice little piece of software to have. However, it is not free. And the one I use is Classic Shell. Which does the same thing and it is free.

[@KelticLad]

thank you again...! some hidden gems in this video...! cheers 😀

[@Britec09]

My pleasure!

[@danezul155]

Hi Brian, I ran in Win 11 this setting-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\CLSID Right-click the CLSID key, select the new menu, and select the key option. Key Name {86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2} InprocServer32 and after double-clicking on the newly created file where no value needs to be changed, the two blue files are not created, do you know why? Thank you.

[@ezyrhino]

I'm having the same issue. The new files are not getting created.

[@spartandrones]

I have had the same issue, after rebooting the following files were in there. They are different than what you have displayed. They are as follows; (Default) REG_SZ C:\windows\system32\windows.ui.FileExplorer.dll ThreadingModel Reg_SZ Apartment

[@A.H_610]

How this OEM Win 11 pro key will work on my laptop. Isn't these OEM keys only works with preinstalled windows versions on laptops.

[@samirasaf3824]

Widgets not icon not showing and not working in my windows 11 ? what will be the solution?

[@surpriseblueviana3803]

This can works also with Windows 10?

[@Britec09]

Yes

[@surpriseblueviana3803]

@@Britec09 Thks

[@FreeFire-lx7kd]

specs need for windows 11?

[@spartandrones]

Under "InProcServer32, mine doesn't do what i expected: Nothing new shows up after clicking ok and after rebooting the following files were in there. They are different than what you have displayed. They are as follows; (Default) REG_SZ C:\windows\system32\windows.ui.FileExplorer.dll ThreadingModel Reg_SZ Apartment

[@robsauce381]

Do you have a video on Bluryness in apps with windows 11? Its only certain apps that do it, and its very annoying.

[@Cyber.Operator.0]

Thing to keep in mind, in the latest versions of windows 11, it does not come with Gpedit installed. I've tried to run it/launch it, to no avail.

[@JohnKuhles1966]

9:31 "InprocServer32" second key press "ok" does not happen in Windows 11 Home :( no 2 files appearance ... should I remove the new made keys? ... and yes I used regedit in Admin mode! ...

[@OlavSchneider]

Great, thanks 🤟

[@rightwing]

BTW, you don't need to restart the pc everytime, you can simply restart windows explorer in task manager

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Good video Brian! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖😎👍JP

[@Britec09]

No problem 👍

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

@@Britec09 😎

[@swithin78]

Thank you very much

[@ethimself5064]

Looky what I found last night - The System Detected An Overrun Of A Stack based Buffer In This Application Windows 10. Took some time to find a solution. Still not know what caused such things. I even had to turn off my Security for the Start Up as there may be an issue there also - Paid Bitdefender

[@ethimself5064]

This looks like a keeper👍👍

[@Britec09]

Cheers

[@ChrisBrown-jt7dg]

Another GR8 video I just did a fresh install because Edge stop working tried everything to get it to work no good , So update to 22H2 did the CLSID after adding the 2 keys dubble clicked I didn't get the 2 files

[@Britec09]

Thanks, Chris

[@charleswedwards]

You only did one of these videos the other day, right? Is this the same, updated or what?

[@Britec09]

different video altogether

[@XdekHckr]

3:35 Actually it's not true. You can install gpedit on home version via commands 5:20 Or just activate windows (any version) with cmd permanently. You can see on my channel how to do this I think you don't mention it because people wouldn't buy your activation keys that you get commissioned from

[@Ratchet_effect]

Brian! I swear we are like a pair of twins, we both do the exact same things, or it's a simple case of great minds think alike. The thumb nail made me think off Afroman 😂👍

[@Britec09]

It seems thumbnails are what gets people clicking.

[@johngoard8272]

Yes Brian the Open Shell came over when I upgraded to 11 so if anyone is watching Open Shell is completely free.

[@rswow]

How to stop Win11 from automatically moving and resizing 2 windows ? It does so many times every day. I have two browser dictionary windows, each sized to about 1/3 the screen width and 3/4 its height. I separate them by about 1/5 the screen width, with the left one near the left side. But inconsiderate Win11 KEEPS JOINING AND RESIZING THEM!! Why can't we control our own screen in Win11? Why?

[@ReviewsBuster57]

Hello I have a problem with Reg CLSID Making a new key on (InprocServer32) the folder does no open and ican't able to make the two folders as your Instructions any help on this?? thank you so much.

[@PieterPatrick]

Thanks, I did everything you said and I'm now a happy man. But I still miss the layout from WIN98. 🙂

[@XdekHckr]

no.

[@PieterPatrick]

@@XdekHckr yes.

[@quantumkids9659]

After adding the key InprocServer32 double clicking default the ok did not populate Sortorderindex or system.is…. Is this because my windows is 64 bit?

[@Maideth353]

Thanks! This new mouse menu so suck 😒

[@kamolhengkiatisak1527]

It's great, not for a newbie though. It's OK since I have been tinkering regedit in Win8.1 and have yet to do so in win11 which will come in a few days for my new machine.

[@Britec09]

Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching

[@sennasennina4891]

Great video!!!

[@Britec09]

Thank you!!

[@Derpingtonshere]

I would honestly leave enable peek on as it makes multitasking easier. But that is just my opinion on it.

[@MAKAB36]

Classic start menu is another free app to bring back the windows 7 start menu and is very much the same as the app you mentioned.

[@troylazarus4102]

I can't follow any of this because my PC doesn't have any of those options where you're showing them in the video. To begin with... there aren't 3 little dots to select.

[@dragonstorm9968]

Uninstalling apps is useless, the will be reinstalled during Windows update or an upgrade unless you force the uninstall with Revo Uninstaller. You don't need to uninstall these apps as long as you don't open them the will not be running in the background.

[@tonywise198]

Good video as always, a lot of effort obviously put in to it, thanks. Some of this applies to Windows 10 as well. Trouble is, every update seems to "re-infect" the PC!

[@bipinverma9747]

yes its the best. im watcNice tutorialng all Nice tutorials tutorials now

[@Britec09]

Thanks for watching

[@yllib2012]

Very useful video. I managed to get the start menu in Windows 11 Pro looking and acting like I want with Open Shell. Open Shell isn't quite well optimized for Win 11 yet but it's making progress. I prefer the look and feel of Windows 7 start menu over all others. I appreciate the tips on StartAllBack for Windows 11. It is worth a few dollars to get the interface through such a simple piece of software. I'll be using it on the next Windows 11 installation I do.

[@ericcartman8834]

"Immediately', is a bit click baitish. You won't die if you leave all this.

[@AdityaSingh-xe1kt]

Bro you need to be more specific on what computer ur using, I’m out here trying to right click and left click with my Mac and notNice tutorialngs

[@fabiolemos1750]

Great, ty

[@cohenjr2023]

*Thank you very much for the tutorial, it would be good to activate the subtitles with automatic translation, it will reach more people. Thank you very much for your attention 👍👍 👍*

[@welshtony1]

Automatic translation is already turned on by default on the videos ?

[@cohenjr2023]

@@welshtony1 No working,check up, 👍Thanks

[@Britec09]

already on

[@welshtony1]

Works for me.

[@maggsvamp]

no 2 files arrived after doing InprocServer32

[@theorion12]

respect for you

[@Britec09]

Thanks!

[@j.williams1774]

Isn't it easier to just disable Windows 11?

[@Nick41622]

Yes I agree Brian, it looks horrible the Microsoft way. 👍

[@edwardkenway7139]

First, we need to disable the light mode. It is horrible.

[@Hesoprimaltho]

Video would be better without dumb watermark that blocks out whatever you're referencing in the very first thing you talk about

[@ChrisGR93_TxS]

Free advertising windows with just 19,99$ per month! I can see it happening and maybe I'm being polite with the billing as well.

[@2010securityful]

jan 2023 update has totally changed look of win explorer

[@MrKentaroMotoPI]

GPEDIT alone is reason enough to use a Pro version.

[@Britec09]

Yes sir

[@KentuckyJoe]

@@Britec09 can be used on windows 11 home as well, just got to enable it. A quick google will tell you how to do it.

[@drumpf4all]

I’m on PopOS 22.04. It’s crazy awesome and private.

[@Britec09]

PopOS is pretty nice.

[@Britec09]

lol

[@cmasscmass]

Its the first time things didn't work for some reason.

[@dim67]

"You need to activate windows to use this PC", lol

[@Britec09]

It cost $12 to activate Windows

[@intermixhector2902]

i don have windows 11 i my save money to buy new computer thinking right now in 1 years later have that 2thousand 4 hundreds to buy new computer something on that line

[@ZenAndPsychedelicHealingCenter]

Use timestamps.

[@computersrepaircotesaint-l7407]

installing windows 11 is like installation spy virus

[@awaiz12346yt]

Cool!

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@captvimes]

Just because you dont want it, doesnt mean others dont. So please explain your reasoning behind why you disable things so that people can make an informed decision and know why. I know you did with chat but not all.

[@siegfriedphilipp2664]

you're right, even if brian do a very good work, it must have an explanation part about why disabling some settings or not.... even the video title is a little excessive.

[@Chewiebakke]

This is absolutely a valid point. Brian does mostly point out that it's down to user's preference where that is pertinent, and only recommends disabling those other 'features' offering no real benefit to the user but a great deal of information for M$. The general computer/smartphone using public have a very poor understanding of the risks of data gathering. I have started recommending two KZbin interviews that Soft White Underbelly did with a hacker (named Gummo) to more understand that they are not all black hat, can turn their lives around, and (certainly in the second interview) offer an insight into that follies of sharing your life on social media.

[@captvimes]

@@Chewiebakke yea you can think he removes tik tok because he is old but there are other reasons for example

[@aro7975]

A lot of what he's doing is self explanatory. You choose if you want to do it or not. Some things bog down the PC minimally and can be removed or disabled. He even tells you to read the stuff on the screen to see if it's something you want to remove. I think certain people just want everything instant from him and don't want to figure out why themselves or do any extra reading. Also he's tweaking some settings to make them similar to how they were in Windows 10.