Guide to Windows Operating System at work (Versions, editions, differences, patching, EOL)

[@kangmoabel]

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[@EastCharmer]

Wow thank you I really appreciate it! I'll keep uploading more videos like this

[@s.a.a.m5336]

Thank you very much

[@EastCharmer]

You're very welcome!

[@tonny_n]

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[@EastCharmer]

You're very welcome!! I'm really glad to hear that you're learning! It's really good to share real world scenarios and I will keep posting these types of videos

[@agt313]

Super, thanks.

[@EastCharmer]

Thank you too

[@MrRancho420]

Nice explanation.. 👍💐

[@EastCharmer]

Thank you! Appreciate it!

[@Muhammed_Sal]

Thanks a lot @East charmer a very helpful Explanation for very bits of knowledge, it's important to specialist Q1: win 10,11 pro Q2: win with LTSc Q3: win 22, 25 Preferring Win 7

[@EastCharmer]

You're welcome! Yes I thought it's nice to share everything about Windows OS especially in the workplace. Great job on answering the questions! Those are all correct!

[@TrevorLV702]

Nice video, thank you. I would like to forget about the Windows Vista and 8 versions 😂🤓

[@EastCharmer]

I agree! I personally think we should forget those versions ever existed haha

[@johnhpalmer6098]

I ran Vista for a decade (shoulda upgraded to 7 when I had the opportunity to do so for free) Anywhoo, it was not bad, fortunately, I had the 64 bit version so my experience was largely good. I'm not on Windows 11, was on 10 Pro for 4 years before an unexpected upgrade was needed in late 2023, then I moved to 11 in another refurbished PC, now have built an all new PC with 11 Pro.

[@TrevorLV702]

@Johnpalmer6098 Vista for me was a good innovation with the Aero but comparing to XP and 7, I had more OS problems than the counterparts. Wasn’t always stable and BSOD at times. I am on Windows 10 Pro for Workstation currently…I tried Win 11 and navigation wise I still prefer Windows 10. When October rolls around and if Microsoft drops support, I’ll dual boot and use Linux mainly.

[@johnhpalmer6098]

@ Mind you, I did run most forms of Windows, including 3.1/3.11 for Workgroups, 95/98SE, some 2000 and ME, then XP, then Vista, Windows 10, now 11. I actually do not find 10, or 11 much different getting around as even Windows 10 changed stuff around within it and much of 11 came from later iterations of 10 after multiple updates. As for Vista, my understanding was, there were two variants, 32 bit, and 64 bit as this was still in the days of 32 bit machines and 64 bit machines, so my old Dell Studio XPS was 64 bit, thus had the 64 bit version of Vista, which to my understanding was significantly more stable than the 32 bit version - hence the hate for Vista. I will agree Vista in general was bloated and hogged too much of the resources and could be a bit faster, but in my case, I shoulda upgraded the RAM from 4GB to at least 8GB, then speed would be likely a bit better. I had the Core i7, first gen processor so that helped.

[@taeyangbigbang]

Hi mam, are you going to transition to cloud or cybersecurity?

[@EastCharmer]

Hello!! Great question! I am really not interested in those specialization. I am more interested in Networking, Systems Admin and Automation

[@MuhammadSohail-w6r]

Fan tasting video. i love it.

[@EastCharmer]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

[@HammadAli-eb1jc]

Please make a video on configuration of POS ( Thermal) Printer

[@EastCharmer]

That's a great idea but unofrtunately, I don't have a thermal printer to demonstrate with

[@HammadAli-eb1jc]

@EastCharmer Thanks for the quick Response

[@rani1080]

Hi please make video on coverletter

[@DumboyPhigah]

am currently using windows 10 22H2 am i want to upgrade to windows 11 but my PC specs are 500GB Rom, 4GB Ram and 2.3GHZ can windows 11 be able to operate smoothly?

[@TrevorLV702]

I wouldn’t recommend it. With Win11, I would have at least 8GGB RAM and 3.5Ghz+ I’m also a power user and impatient as well 😂

[@EastCharmer]

Yes like what @TrevorLV702 recommended. Win 11 is heavier on resources compared to Win 10

[@DumboyPhigah]

@@EastCharmer I hv a friend who has lower specs than mine but still works fine🙄

[@TrevorLV702]

@@DumboyPhigah “Runs smoothly” can be subjective…some computers that take 2 mins to boot up and 25 seconds just to pull up a browser can be fine for some people. My Win10 cold boots within 25 seconds and my AMD 16c/32t with NVMe pulls up programs in 500ms with my RAM timings. Not bragging, just perception of reality varies.

[@DumboyPhigah]

@@TrevorLV702 nah bro Ur just stating the facts ion think that's bragging The thing is that runs really smoothly like the performance is really good tbh that's y am so curious asking

[@TheWorldNatureP]

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