How to put Windows 10 or 11 INTO S Mode!

[@DobiTech]

I love how ya made a video on asking why "Windows S" continues to exist, and then ya make a video on how to get it, right after! Quite a lot of variety, huh haha

[@CubeComputerChannel]

My plan is to post a video on how to get a brand new PC out of S mode without internet, or a Microsoft account. I figured I'd roll the camera while putting this system into S mode just for the fun of it.

[@DobiTech]

Ah, that makes sense! I wasn't tryna make fun of ya if I didn't get that across well, but y'know@@CubeComputerChannel

[@bigdave141]

Very useful thanks, we have 300 cloudbook laptops at my college, they are old and stinky. This setup should give them a new lease of life. I wonder if there's a way to customise the setup disk to do this automatically?

[@CubeComputerChannel]

You could probably create an installation image with the registry key turned on - otherwise you could create a .reg file to import and change the registry to turn on S mode. I cannot confirm this will "stick" once the system connects to the internet and attempts to activate.

[@LOYSCOMEDY]

Great one there man❤, I know this might be way out of this content, I would be more than glad if you can assist with the type of SSD that will work perfectly well with a 8gb RAM of HP 8440p 🙏

[@CubeComputerChannel]

With that system, you'll need a 2.5" SATA SSD. You'll have to clone the data from your hard drive to the SSD and then swap out the hard drive for the SSD. I have a video up on the channel of cloning data, including Windows. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnvZo3p4fryqqMU Choose a SSD from one of the common brands such as Kingston, Samsung, Patriot, Crucial, etc. One of the SSD brands I use is Silicon Power.

[@LOYSCOMEDY]

@@CubeComputerChannel I'm super grateful for this, I'll surely check out the video, God bless you.