Do This IMMEDIATELY After Installing Windows 11

[@RVail623]

Install without internet: Windows 10 or 11: once prompted to connect to the internet: Shift+F10 to open command prompt. Type: OOBE\bypassNRO, enter. System reboots. Click "Don't have internet". Continue, with limited setup.

[@warthunder1969]

That's another great way to do it as well

[@benygh911]

I think somebody on YT tried that and WORKED 😀👍 BUT, ended with a TON of missing Device Drivers and had to fix that After, Specially if you get No NETWORK Drivers 🤪🙃

[@warthunder1969]

@@benygh911 Well if you have no network drivers, then you won't be connected to the internet anyway

[@benygh911]

@@warthunder1969 🤪🙃 yeah, we're TOASTED, with M$ GreeTs and G0D✝Bless-U-all 😄👋

[@Danny_ll]

i had to do this today it works

[@tayzonday]

I was SO MAD that they DISABLED the taskbar on top. I had to edit a registry key to re-enable it. WAY less mouse travel with taskbar on top - since window and application menus/controls are also on top.

[@iiXboxLiive]

Chocolate Raaain

[@ZSchrink]

Excellent point! Glad I know where to look now!

[@xDheNgzTxD]

how did you fix the problem that the windows preview doesnt show anymore when you have multi windows open of the same application?

[@Twobarpsi]

How do you move it? I can't stand it on the bottom either!

[@hitch4198]

"Oh thing new and different! me no like me cry on Interenet"

[@CameronVanNatta]

Another way to bring up the snipping tool is win+shift+S. I memorized this because I use so many different computers throughout the day doing support work.

[@ZSchrink]

I may also have to memorize this shortcut!

[@gtijason7853]

Great shortcut, especially for Windows 11. Another of note is Alt + PrtScn to capture only the active window you're working in. In Windows 10 this will copy it to your clipboard, so you'll need to paste it into another program to save it; in Windows 11, it'll both copy and save it to the Screenshots folder right away.

[@Runawayrogue]

As a fan of both snipping and small keyboards this just changed my life

[@TheTrueDan]

Yeah I use this method all the time when I want to take pictures of stuff and not my whole screen, It's very handy and comfortable!

[@justarandomskyfan]

that's useful

[@AngryChineseWoman]

Unpopular opinion : I have no issue with Windows 11 and even like it more than Windows 10. It just takes a few minutes to debloat it, just like we needed to with Windows 10.

[@AceTheAro7]

I'm building a pc soon and I'm gonna use windows 11 My main issue is that to initially set up the computer I don't wanna have to use an internet account I don't need to give microsoft more data than they already have The fact that I have to use indirect workarounds is ridiculous to me

[@JM-dt9oo]

@@AceTheAro7 adamint set up a customers pc without connecting to the net as he didnt want to either recently, he typed some command in.

[@Willie_Wahzoo]

Why tf does it autosave everything to OneDrive and make it so hard to deal with OD?!

[@ummerfarooq5383]

​@@AceTheAro7 Microsoft getting that ai data

[@rakinar2]

Same

[@a.j.haverkamp4023]

My step 11 is creating a Macrium Reflect image, which I do every month for all my desktops and laptops after installing the monthly Windows updates. Store them off-line to protect them from ransomware. Data is back-upped more frequent.

[@soulcampbell]

Backed-up*

[@Carhill]

1:20 Disabling system sounds is truly awful advice. If they are interrupting you, right click on the sound icon in the task bar, open Volume Mixer, and lower the system sounds for your active or desired audio output device. Getting audible feedback for off-screen errors or operations is invaluable. You really only have two kinds of feedback for most use-cases on a computer. Sound and Sight. If you don't see it, and can't hear it, you won't know about it.

[@Zachary-]

The Onedrive integration in windows 11 caused so much frustration, I briefly considered getting a Mac, after I lengthily considered tracking down Bill Gates and doing to him literally what Windows 11 did to me figuratively.

[@DaneReidVoiceOver]

Get rid of Bing search with a registry edit. I just did it and it makes the search function clean and not frustrating with web search stuff

[@Splinter_12]

Windows 10 would have been fine. I think the reason most people like Windows 11 is because of the more modern and newer look to the UI, which looks awesome. I do feel like this didn't require a whole new OS. Just a big update to Windows 10.

[@doesntexistanymore978]

It’s the fact that it’s starting to take control out of the users hands

[@geoffjoffy]

I installed the basic Windows 11 Lite version on a spare computer. Installed in about 2 minutes. I'm not joking. THAT fast. The first time I did it, the screen resolution was stuck on 600x800. NOTHING could change it. I tried everything. So I uninstalled it and reinstalled hoping I might strike lucky. And I did. The resolution now has many options. It's perfect for my monitor. I think Lite is great. Makes the computer run very fast but I never use a browser with my passwords on it. Cheers.

[@cluelessfish]

5:50 You are incorrect, You can setup offline even if you have ethernet/wifi. Druing region setup press Shift F10 type taskmgr then kill network stack connection/socket. This will instantly take you to screen to setup local account :)

[@_varden]

Thank you! Just to clarify - simply unplugging my Ethernet cable before starting the installation would also work, right?

[@GarrickMerriweather]

Actually, the godmode text string is: "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" (without the quotes of course).

[@psychonauts0]

When installing updates on Windows 11 make sure they once you've hit check for updates go to the advanced update options then click "optional updates." This is where you will find all your driver updates, in windows 10 it was just a simple option, but for some reason I'm window 11 they hid it under advanced options

[@Shatiq]

Thank you I always wondered how I would get to update my drivers

[@steverupert6988]

Wow-I just found multiple updates in there. Geez!

[@srgamerxxx]

Great Thanks for tip

[@kefka900]

Protip: MS Account NOT needed at any point. I install windows 11 frequently fixing computers or setting up new ones to sell. All you have to do to skip sign in is plug in the ethernet.. when it asks to create or sign in, unplug the Ethernet after clicking create account and it will instantly just let you pick a name and move on (leave password blank etc)

[@gtijason7853]

I was about to say does no one know this. I install different OS's daily and never enter a username or password. Just leave the password field blank when it asks you to create one and when it tells you you will need to change it

[@warthunder1969]

well now I know 3 ways to get past MS account setup :)

[@lchase7858]

Dude...game changer Tysm

[@kefka900]

seems things have changed a tiny bit with 22H2. Seems you have to press Shift+F10 , type oobe\bypassnro to skip the sign up now.

[@greymata]

For a local sign in for account instead of a MS account, when you install windows tell it you don't have a internet connection and it will setup a local account. Saves you having to sign in and then revert :)

[@SecretAseer]

There is more to it than that, you need to run some command line commands to make that work now.

[@wulfleyn6498]

Seeing the taskbar moved to the left was very satisfying for some reason.

[@gracefulhunter6479]

One year late on the video and Windows 11 is creating problems for me. An unidentified Win11 update after fresh install is making my PC unresponsive, to be exact after restart. Whole system becomes inoperable I'm losing my mind. Fresh install - works perfectly - then update, then restart and seconds later can't do anything except moving mouse cursor Good tip with the restore point, thanks! It might save me some time figuring out what's causing the issue without having to reinstall every time

[@jeredjamesaz]

LOVE CLICKING ON A VIDEO LIKE THIS AND REALIZE... HE'S USING MY EXACT LAPTOP! Great feeling knowing I did the research and bought the right equipment. Pat on the back moment.

[@minotaurbison]

There is a way to bypass the requirement to setup an online account during setup (worked last time I tried)... you don't have to wait till after it's installed: 1. At “Let’s connect you to a network” screen, press SHIFT+F10 keys together. It’ll launch Command Prompt window on the top of setup wizard window. 2. Now type ipconfig /release in Command Prompt window and press Enter. 3. Close Command Prompt window and the Windows 11 setup wizard will show some progress with the circle animation and continue with local account setup

[@joshhardin666]

I didn’t realize you could map snipping tool to printscr! That’s a game changer for my support workflow! Thanks!

[@highbred]

win + shift + s by default ]

[@joshhardin666]

@@highbred I use an ibm model m, I have no windows key.

[@RareFXChrisC]

@@joshhardin666 Win key is crucial for productivity. WIN + E, WIN + PRNTSCRN, WIN + D, WIN + R, etc.

[@joshhardin666]

@@RareFXChrisC I don't know what those are, but I can reassure you that my productivity is unhindered.

[@firstNamelastName-ho6lv]

@@RareFXChrisC Bro ever heard of Auto Hotkey?

[@jameslewis2635]

Thanks for making this guide. Ironically it landed on my play list the day before I am due to receive the parts I need in order to build my new Windows 11 gaming build.

[@ravisingh9953]

Have you finished your build, tested it for gaming yet?. My pc parts also on the way. Still can't decide if I stick with win10 or win11 fresh install.

[@RobertLeachman]

New ride due next week :) it should be great once I come to terms with topics like covered here!

[@H.pylori]

New desktop only has Win 11. this video is still very useful in 2023. Thanks.

[@Digimastertwo]

Step 1: Make a fresh install of windows 10.

[@gamer9gamer992]

That's exactly what I did a few days ago because believe me or not it's frustrating having to log into Microsoft Account every time you reinstall windows. Windows 10 doesn;t force you to do that.

[@TheQuranIsTheWay]

You spelled Windows 7 wrong

[@makodgaming]

@@TheQuranIsTheWaywhat?

[@MahfuzurRahman-p3c]

You all guys misspelled Ubuntu...

[@localscripted]

@@TheQuranIsTheWayYou spelled TempleOS wrong

[@quietwulf]

I swear Microsoft is constantly locked in a civil war, between it's Engineers and it's Marketing department. There's so much garbage in Windows 11 that no self respecting engineer ever would have signed off on. Windows is a platform that hosts tools. That's it. This constant insistence to push it into the forefront is the reason these updates keep failing. The OS should just shut up, get out of the way and let you do what you're trying to do.

[@blaster915]

AMEN!! let us tinker with our computers!!

[@RobertLeachman]

right? well said

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

The best tweak to improve Windows 11 is to uninstall it and return to Windows 10 :) :)

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

@Alan Interesting ... while I'm certain you're experience is just as you say, it doesn't seem to make sense to me. A recovery partition is written by the OS during installation, so how would one install Windows 11 afresh on a blank SSD in the first place without a recovery partition being present? I wouldn't imagine a Windows install would tamper with your BIOS. However, you could've given a "reset to defaults" within the BIOS a go. Still, I grant you that you're experience is rather puzzling and I would have thought that if this were so then there would be a mass of reports such as yours all over the web. personally, I always keep a full drive image of my OS partitions prior to any upgrade and so I would've simply reverted to my last image in order to recover to Windows 10 and not rely on Microsoft to allow me to do this easily only within the first 10 days. Perhaps ironically, my wife has a new laptop arriving today with 11 pre-installed. I am curious now to see if I can boot it using a Windows 10 USB boot stick and see if I can see the SSD. P.S. One thought that has just occurred to me is whether the SSD in question was SATA or NVME? If it was the latter, then perhaps the Windows 10 boot stick did not have the required NVME drivers for your laptop model in order to be seen. The newer Windows 11 boot media probably comes with a more comprehensive array of NVME drivers and hence was able to "see" the drive. Although rare these days, there is a procedure to load third party drivers at a point during Windows install and perhaps that was a step required using the drivers originally provided with the laptop.

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

@Alan Interesting ... while I'm certain you're experience is just as you say, it doesn't seem to make sense to me. A recovery partition is written by the OS during installation, so how would one install Windows 11 afresh on a blank SSD in the first place without a recovery partition being present? I wouldn't imagine a Windows install would tamper with your BIOS. However, you could've given a "reset to defaults" within the BIOS a go. Still, I grant you that you're experience is rather puzzling and I would have thought that if this were so then there would be a mass of reports such as yours all over the web. personally, I always keep a full drive image of my OS partitions prior to any upgrade and so I would've simply reverted to my last image in order to recover to Windows 10 and not rely on Microsoft to allow me to do this easily only within the first 10 days. Perhaps ironically, my wife has a new laptop arriving today with 11 pre-installed. I am curious now to see if I can boot it using a Windows 10 USB boot stick and see if I can see the SSD. P.S. One thought that has just occurred to me is whether the SSD in question was SATA or NVME? If it was the latter, then perhaps the Windows 10 boot stick did not have the required NVME drivers for your laptop model in order to be seen. The newer Windows 11 boot media probably comes with a more comprehensive array of NVME drivers and hence was able to "see" the drive. Although rare these days, there is a procedure to load third party drivers at a point during Windows install and perhaps that was a step required using the drivers originally provided with the laptop.

[@DaystromDataConcepts]

@Alan Hi Alan. Thanks for the update. That will save me having to mess with a brand new laptop :)

[@MrGoddlie]

@Alan you could of just bought a new ssd and programed that...

[@harmmeijer6582]

windows 11 updates are on the way for over an hour, had win 10 update take 6 hours and many reboots so I'm solving this with Fedora since I won't game with it anyway. I feel sorry for pc gamers that this is what they have to work with.

[@sunshinenOJ]

1:20 I just bought Win 11 laptop and there IS an easy way now in System>Notifications, and under Notifications, there is an option to uncheck "allow notifications to play sounds." 2:08 Now you can right click and unpin

[@Antonio_Ortiz]

5:10: How did I live so long without this? It's wonderful.

[@publicclassmainvoidmainstr6390]

tech with tim +20 years

[@88Opportunist]

The tips do help but for as long as Gamepass/Forza Horizon/Motorsport allow it I will remain on WIndows 10. Or until MS kills the free update program. Gotta love how they keep trying to hide the Control Panel further and further away from us and we still find it every time. It's amazing that the user analysis of that translates to hide the Control Panel even deeper next Windows for MS. Can one set 11 to limit updates like one could with Windows 10 to some degree (where one set it to using metered connection which stopped most automatic system updates)?

[@ikannunaplays]

It's from their poor interpretation of their telemetry data that tells them those menu's are the least used menus and so therefore we need to simplify the UI by removing them. But the thing is you only need them seldomly, but when you do... you really don't want to have to dig for eternity trying to find them. If they want to simplify then they should just integrate the god mode menu into a single item in the settings menu and be done.

[@donaldobasohan7800]

YOU ARE A BLESSING!!!!!! 8&9 were my best! Thanks you just got a subscriber!

[@craigburton4447]

God mode folder doesn't work for me

[@WiseGuy3683]

Solid guide! Thanks for this!

[@greenthumb2489]

You are a pro at computers. Please slow down your presentation so the masses can follow you.

[@hypnos9336]

using windows 11 for the first time in my life on a laptop I just bought. man I hate it so far.

[@erhmegherd5102]

Right click the audio icon in the taskbar, open volume mixer. Mute System sounds.

[@ASDASD-zl7ds]

i still don't understand why people hate edge browser. You can just change the browser engine in edge.

[@xxDrain]

Win10 got the default programs setting right. Change for the sake of change just equates to messing up a good thing that works. And now it does't, thanks... change achieved.

[@vincentaranda4737]

Brilliant tips....Keep up with the good work !!

[@heine010290]

Or..OR.. you could also just also press ALT + PtrSC, that way with the ALT modifier, it'll only Screenshot your currently highlighted/active program/window.

[@dillacorn_linux]

I fixed it by moving to Arch Linux (EndevourOS KDE Plasma) and couldn't be happier!

[@RobertLeachman]

ha! fix it with fire

[@candidosilva7755]

Without a doubt im keeping my windows 10.

[@technics6215]

If Windows will move this way I'm seriously considering switching to Linux or Mac. The new taskbar is unacceptable. When I work with 2 documents I want to see them in the taskbar and just click document I want. Wtf is wrong with these UX/UI guys?

[@bonnyjanineweil9589]

if you're toggling between languages, there's a nice floating language bar now that toggles between them so you can get those funny accents into your writing.

[@tjravnik1385]

You forgot the most important one, set the pile of garbage on fire. Anyone know of a way to get it to stop giving me a blue screen of death and hard reboot every night while I sleep?

[@TheMrFelin]

9 - Windows snipping tool, I use: Win + Shift + S to make a shot of something.

[@neelsatish]

His barber did him so dirty 💀💀

[@uchiicemaru]

Straight forward guide, Thank You.

[@whitexeno]

You can for sure setup your pc in offline mode with selecting domain join. It won't actually make you join a domain.

[@cottydry]

IMHO it's a pretty good improvement over W10 once you de-crapify it. But the suggestion to create a restore point is a good one. Or do a clone using macrium reflect.

[@hich11111]

God mode folder name isn't correct. Doesn't work

[@korishan]

You can bypass the Create MS Account requirement while initial setting up. Instead of clicking on Personal Use, change the setting to Business Login. This will change the way the account creation is set up. Then "after" everything is set up correctly and you have your account name/settings the way you want them, you can then "link" your MS account (if you so choose to do so) to the Local Account you created. Now your profile won't be your email name, it'll be what ever you wanted it to be from the start.

[@nekobujin]

Thank fek for this mate, damn machine kept going into bloede 'Power Save Mode' while I was in the middle of doing things and I was about to yeet it out the gd window 3 floors up.

[@ssnydess6787]

A quick tip is to go through the startup menu and stop a lot of, if all the unnecessary programs from starting. You don't have to uninstall them, but, you can use them later and they aren't always searching for updates every time you boot.

[@sonofwilliamtheviking7529]

God mode seems to be dead in windows 11 22h2 update, Anyone else have this issue with 22h2 update or am I doing something wrong?.... UPDATE Yes I was doing something wrong LOL did not copy paste the . (dot) when naming the folder it still works!

[@pgplaysvidya]

oh wow i learned something from this video! it was the screen snipping thing i was manually screengrabbing or alt screen printing like a sucker for the restore point thing though I would just suggest people do a full disk backup using a program. i use macrium reflect (there is, finally, a jay-z video about this program) for my workflow and it has saved my butt a few times. imagine your entire plex server deciding to lose all customizations randomly. nooooooo Edit: okay it made prt scr show up the snipping thing in the middle of a game. if you're going to do this remember to use alt+prt scr if you need a quick grab

[@imbadatcod7208]

I would say immediately after getting your new laptop preinstalled with windows 11 is to format your drive and install windows 10

[@DBgeneral]

How did you enter that emoji?

[@Tsnafu]

@@DBgenerallike this

[@DBgeneral]

@@Tsnafu Where did you get that emoji🥲🥺

[@Tsnafu]

@@DBgeneral it was next to this one - seriously though, I think it's one of the BTTV options "Shows BetterTTV emotes on KZbin Live Chat"

[@halrichard1969]

Dont know how i missed this Vid the first time around. I am actually subbed on your channel. Okay I have a suggestion that will greatly increase your freedom, your peace of privacy, and decrease the hoops you have to jump through on Winblows 11. Get Linux Mint 21 Cinnamon edition OS, or one of its many equivalents. No more sign ins, no more Microsoft looking over your shoulder, completely customizable Windows experience. It is yours, it truly belongs to you. Why do you think the vast majority of Fortune 500 companies use it over Windows.

[@Crossfire2003]

@UFD Tech: "Windows 11 sucks"? No it doesn't! It might suck on unsupported hardware, but it works well on supported systems.

[@Charkatak]

Your video highlights very good points and these are pretty much a must for Win 10 users transitioning to the 11. One my machine is a workstation and another one is a laptop. So the workstation is on Win 10 Pro as it can't be upgraded to 11(not that I want to anyway) and my laptop had Win 10 and I decided to upgrade to 11 but didn't like as some of the apps couldn't be installed, so I just reset it. Installed Win 11 so I could learn where important settings are hidden. Interesting that System restore was disabled on my laptop after I reset the laptop. Had to enable it to have a proper restore point. As for the widget, I still kept it on but heavily customized and it is showing just a weather in the taskbar.

[@adamtajhassam9188]

A software that is not effected by updated that fixes the start menu - makes it permement

[@JustMeYouTube374]

Brilliant vid! Thanks so much 👍🏻

[@ramanmono]

Can you not press alt + F4 anymore during windows 11 installation, when it asks to sign in? It worked for me a couple of times.

[@weskersification]

god mode is practically exec files you can find in the system32 folder, yes you can search for it but isn't it great to know the programs location

[@DurvalLacerda]

I got a new PC and I wanted to know if it's worth changing to Windows 11. Is that much different/better? I will use my PC mostly for games.

[@BLAKHARTFILM]

I have a new PC, which came with Windows 11 22H2. I don't like it. I have found that the only version of Windows that seemed to be worth a damn, was Windows XP.

[@martindarlington3862]

Chris Titus windows 10/11 debloater !

[@AlphaEvan]

Windows 11 is so bad legit have had nothing but problems with it. Wish I was like everyone else saying it’s great because it isn’t in the slightest have it on 2 systems and it’s trash. Going back to windows 10 tonight

[@Casual_spectator]

There is no point for system restore anymore! Back in the old days yes, it was very usefull cause formating your pc was a nightmare and an absolute grind. These days every major OS that respect itselfs has mobile like ui and formating the os is a simple option in the settings. So when things slow down i just do a format-factory reset style from the options and im nice and done in matter of minuits. I wont even bother to use system restore

[@erandeser5830]

Curse the day I installed W11. I have registry issues all over the place. That seems to be related to a Favorites folder where folders migrate to and I have no clue how. But if I suppress the new subfolder in Favorites, the original disappears as well. That is also how I lost my pst files/ folders, and Outlook 2019 does not find them in Documents/Outlook as they migrated to Documents/Favorites/Outlook, and as yet I have no clue how to fix this.

[@saxmusicmail]

Shortly after setting up my new laptop, with the MS acct, which I didn't want, it apparently backed up a lot of my data "on the cloud" via OneDrive. I found that I could not simply delete the OneDrive folder without losing data on my laptop. A few days later I began getting emails from Microsoft about my photo "memories" and sending my own photos back to me. How do I get rid of that OneDrive data "in the cloud"?

[@dreamdream011]

You can set up Windows with local account. There are ways to do it, rather simple as well.

[@LovelyAlanna]

Uninstalling?

[@lordpaws]

the god mode folder does not work anymore

[@eagle2D2]

The "God Mode" key doesn't work, says my folder is empty.

[@Stefan-om3ht]

How to fix it: Don't upgrade

[@IrnBruNYC]

Here in July 2023, God Mode does not work unless you label the folder "GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}" you're welcome!

[@neohgundersen4028]

thanks

[@mids187]

What a nice guy. Works Q1 24

[@Nightowl427272]

0:00 “ Windows 11 sucks!” 😂🤣😂 Yep, that’s why we’re here… 😁

[@TC-tn9tb]

win 11 works great zero issues so far.

[@warthunder1969]

Glad you've enjoying it. I've had nothing but issues on my laptop including mutliple hard lock-ups, no post and other issues all related to windows 11. I had no issues on windows 10.

[@redball4funnys]

Talk about answer files if you didn't, rufus the bootable usb maker has customizable checkboxes like setting a local account, debloat, and more, these are in one place called an answer file, this is when you pick the windows 11 iso

[@brucetouzel6484]

ever since I installed Windows11, I cant download any files, it reports anit-virus may have blocked it

[@amg_1mercedes]

When i restart or turn my HP Laptop on it shows a blue screen saying “Choose a System” and then it says Volume 3 Windows 11 and Volume 3 Windows 11. I have to reset all the apps to log in to the PC everytime i wanna boot the laptop up. Can someone please help me with this issue.

[@Randaddy25]

I keep having an install failure with a couple updates. Nothing seems to fix it. I tried the troubleshooter. Of course, that didn't work. So annoying.

[@douglaskbrown1154]

My new mini PC has windows 11 installed. Can I install windows 10 instead? Now I can't "share" KZbin content: the >share, >email clicks now shows and "untitled" box, with no place for email address

[@irdmoose]

When I got my Asus ROG Zephyrus laptop, I couldn't sign in to my Microsoft account because I don't know my password. I use Lastpass, so I found a trick online to get into the OOBE command prompt during the setup and force it to allow me to set up an offline account. I had to make sure I wasn't connected to any of my networks, but it worked without signing in.

[@gtijason7853]

Like this ? Shift+F10 to bring up the command prompt. Type CD c:\windows\system32\oobe Type msoobe and hit Enter.

[@irdmoose]

@@gtijason7853 Yeah, there was another command to run before that to force it to enable the account though. Don't remember what it was, but I'm sure some googling will help you find it.

[@hitch4198]

Windows 11 is fine and you all just want to be mad at something for no reason like drama queens

[@McÐädi]

Could you find you why my "Windows 11 keeps changing window on its own". Some box just flashes superquickly on my screen and then random window what i used earlier activates (goes away from where i were). And this is nothing to do with new drivers or something childisly easy as that to figure out.

[@Zanewv]

I had to reinstall windows 11 because something disabled my tpm in bios.

[@YzerWings]

1. Turn off background apps (settings-> privacy) 2. Turn off user account control

[@kosmonparran4495]

thx for the video. It would be nice if you could explain the prosses of accessing that created restore point in the case that something went wrong?

[@the_flushjackson]

I mean as a macOS and Linux guy, Windows 11 seems like an improvement to me over Windows 10 so far. Definitely agree with your changes though, for the most part.

[@LeadSkillets]

First step is to uninstall Win11 and install Win10. Win7 would have been a even better experience had it not been killed to hard bake telemetry in the OS.

[@kenprosise4755]

Dam bro slow down get off the caffeine , your flying thru I had to move on .

[@bigblue4364]

The best tweak for windows 11 is to just keep windows 10 for now. There is just so much wrong with w11 it's too painful.

[@danilol9417]

yes but in 2 years windows 10 wont be supportet anymore and then microsoft will force you to upgrade

[@bigblue4364]

@@danilol9417 Hope they fix some things before then.... Also W7 still works just fine for most things, its not like W10 will just self destruct in 2025.

[@danilol9417]

@@bigblue4364 ye but you will not get any security updates anymore

[@Yovry]

My new laptop comes with windows 11 so thanks for this video

[@Larsbor]

How do you backup ? without errors like shadows copy errors?

[@blackstarafro2]

I just run windows 11 off an old external Seagate drive, that I took out of the case and put it in my pc. Alot of the times your hard rive did not die. It was the usb board that powers it, that seems to be the problem. You lose the quick start up when you load the drive at first. But once it is loaded. It is smooth without any real hiccups. Windows 11 does not play the default when you want to install drivers and utilities

[@chhsel]

I used to not have it connected to the internet when I create a use account then it defaults to local account - does this still work ?

[@leesmith9299]

how do we get the active apps to be wider in the taskbar so they're a bigger target to click to? it's insane how annoying it is to have to be so accurate to switch to an app with my mouse.

[@officedemon]

i'm going to stick with windows 10 for as long as i can

[@TC-tn9tb]

5 yrs is along time , i bet you upgrade before that.

[@luizrebelo6763]

Whats the point of creating a "restore point" when Windows eventually deletes it to make more space for new restore points??.. and yes, you can chose the size of the restore point alocated space but how far do you go with this?...