I Got My Hands on Windows Government Edition...

[@impostorsyndrome1350]

"you cannot legally run it" legally runs it

[@vodkacsaa]

wym legally?

[@slipknotliveshows]

​​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOGet some help

[@impostorsyndrome1350]

@@vodkacsaa it said in the video you can't run it legally

[@mikitoburrito]

​@Ioquackshow is it a good bot? All it's doing is contributing to the spam as it's pretty fucking clear which one is the bot.

[@Real_Mick3y6]

​@@mikitoburritoIt at least provides actual useful information that can help combat bots

[@jaruhcaz]

i refuse to believe that my gov uses anything else than windows xp

[@NightmareRex6]

yea rothschilds pay ms to get windows xp updated for new pcs.

[@reaperinsaltbrine5211]

Yepp. Windows NT 5.1 (Windows XP) was a very nice system to run in a fleet. Everything after it (except W7) is race to the bottom :(

[@arg_mark]

Oh they do use it, it runs on critical infrastructures like nuclear power plants, satellites stations, anti air warfare systems... you know

[@yulfine1688]

a variety of things actually, but windows 7-10 mainly depending along with a ton of linux and other custom things.. it really depends on what area of the government..

[@spooky5338]

@@arg_mark Older versions of windows are only run on LAN networks due to security issues. A lot of surface level government agencies use win10 in the US now.

[@pileofboxes]

With how Microsoft is treating Windows 11, you'd think they're a government agency as well.

[@pileofboxes]

​@Timewatcher_AUTTP-h7d do you think the person created the original cop Clipart feels like Oppenheimer now?

[@Nobody19011]

Gates wishes he was.

[@UltimateInkling]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOeverything

[@Undertaledude62]

​@@pileofboxes probably. Except they caused an internet epidemic lol these kids think they doing something by sprinkling some random shit in the text 😭🙏

[@MicrosoftCircuits]

@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOGYAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTT 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@catbombshellttv]

seeing windows this empty reminds me how blank windows actually used to be, I wish I was who I was before watching this video now.

[@1blackice1]

Was getting windows 95 vibes from that Start menu and Windows tools menu lol

[@Randi_MyMan]

bot below you copied your comment

[@shrimpsarecool]

try win10 ltsc iot

[@XzaroX]

And apple mocked Windows for being that empty. They would literally make ads how Mac came with everything you needed out of the box.

[@DeputyFish]

use WinUtil. by Chris Titus

[@icantgetridofthisusernamehelp]

I work for the Department of Defense. I can confirm the version of Windows we use on my work laptop doesn't have any of the annoying shit Microsoft tries to pedal at you. Then I get on my personal laptop and have to navigate through about 30 news articles about shit I don't care about an a notification to renew my McAfee subscription that I never had

[@BahhBahhBrownSheep]

Most of what you said is from the manufacturer, McAfee never installs with windows. You must have an HP or a Dell.

[@thel3218]

Probably you have LTSC on the laptop.

[@JassyWassy12354]

We got counter bots now?

[@coboldelphi]

I work for the DOD too, our computer do have bits of windows bloatware, some it works,some of it doesn't. Doesn't matter because there is about a dozen government bloatware apps on there to monitor usage or enable specific network access.

[@TTS2020]

Do y'all use GCC High?

[@dudewtf836]

"Just as God intended." TempleOS is the only operating system God intended, no doubt.

[@because-strudels]

Muta is a secret glowie

[@tricksterzyro3230]

Truth

[@NightmareRex6]

he missed out he should of called it "christOS"

[@drkinferno72]

Gods third temple, Terry was a prophet

[@FlowKio]

@@NightmareRex6JesOS

[@SlimReaper04]

As someone who works for the government, the network is absolute garbage and slow, the restrictions are heavy (understandably for security purposes), but you are able to bypass certain unclassified government websites or unique applications as long as you have the credentials for it. Separately, you cannot access certain secret/top secret information unless you have that specific network for it. And you have to work for the government for that

[@TylerG2407]

I bet you muta would be able to crack it he got that Indian customer support blood running strong in his veins

[@versinick69]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWOwhat the fuck?

[@supersaiyn41]

@@versinick69 its a bot just report it

[@user-ks1oh2wx6o]

​@@versinick69Anyone with UTTP or UTube troll police is a bot or troll don't respond they just want attention

[@Haddock1]

Beep boop. I promise I am not a robot trying to connect to internal networks. Thank you, good bye.

[@Sunnfjordingen]

I've got a horror story for you Mutahar that kinda relates to this: I work as a service technician on air compressors in Norway. Most of our customers have their compressors placed in a technical room along with servers, ventilation controls, building electrical controls and other miscellaneous equipment since the noise levels in those rooms are already high, and they always find it logical to place a compressor there as well since it's quite noisy and don't want to have it in their vicinity. My customers include (to name just a few) police stations, car repair shops, hospitals, fire stations, the army ( !! ) water treatment facilities and it even includes Norway's biggest producer of silica and microsilica. All of these have an enormous amount of personal data and valuable company data. I never get checked if I have anything with me that I'm not supposed to, I always work alone, I usually have my work-laptop with me, there are never any cameras around in there and I never get frisked or checked when my work is done. In the worst cases, the computers in the server-rooms are just sitting there logged in and running. I know this because I sometimes have to use their system (which I am allowed to do) to either shut something down, change something or check to see if everything is alright while I work on the compressor. There is absolutely nothing stopping me from bringing along a USB stick to either download, upload or do whatever I want to the servers. The amount of trust is baffling to me. As always; social engineering is by far the most effective way of getting hacked. But in my situation, if any person in my position had malicious intent, they wouldn't even need to do any social engineering. It's literally just walking in and do whatever you want. And this is probably not isolated to my profession and my country. Scary stuff. Just wanted to share.

[@NadDew]

and now there's someone with higher credentials replacing you in your job

[@nicholasapodaca9886]

I work for the union that services the server cooling systems in the Chicago metro. We are also not really frisked or anything. They just trust that the union would send trustworthy guys. Makes no sense.

[@Sunnfjordingen]

@@NadDew Joke's on you. I own the company.

[@ViridianRainIIV]

As a Norwegian too this sure is scary stuff. I'm studying IT atm

[@mikejett2733]

Oh my😮

[@VincentvanFlow]

I work for the govt and "debloated" is not what I would call our OS. For every thing removed we got more security shit added to eat all our shitty CPU resources lol

[@lain6889]

It's even more bloated afterwards than normal windows 11.

[@michaelwarner228]

@VincentvanFlow: Symantec Endpoint Security, probably some surveillance-ware on systems destined for NIPRNet that would dial back to “certain individuals”. Yeahhh, it doesn’t have much past basic security because that just gets provisioned in the imaging center anyhow, along with OS hardening and group policy modifications. Can’t even fart the wrong way without “certain individuals” notifying the brigade S1.

[@happybunny2529]

@@SharpasaVineAUTTP-mc9mf lol, we now got bots to detect the bots. What a great world we live in.

[@eyeballjellyforbreakfast]

​@@happybunny2529I didn't read your comment.. but end me now daddy.

[@Imveryfriendly]

No one cares chad

[@KanyeWest_57]

Next video’s gonna be ‘I got my hands on the government exclusive launch codes’

[@JuanPiece.]

AUTTP is almost as bad as UTTP​@@AUTTPSUPREMEGAY-s4g

[@grants7390]

@@JuanPiece. don't hate on AUTTP. they're reminding people to not give the bot what it wants. i almost replied to the bot, before AUTTP reminded me not to do so.

[@JuanPiece.]

@@grants7390 they are spamming just as much as UTTP is

[@grants7390]

@@JuanPiece. this is the first comment secction I've seen them on and it's the first one in wich the POS spammer didn't have a bunch of interaction. they seem to be doing quite a git of good.

[@JuanPiece.]

@@grants7390 idk, man. fighting spamming with spamming just doesn't seem like a good idea to me

[@MacCrunch]

Interesting to see the lengths governments will go to ensure privacy and control over their operating systems. Sticking with well-known sources when downloading or getting OS's is a safe bet to avoid potential malware.

[@tomasz9429]

Government Edition. No telemetry. It's as if telemetry is a bad thing for privacy in general... Who woulda thunk it...

[@1ogo]

@@AUTTP_DEZ oh my god its a actually good bot

[@unusedaccount-b7t]

@@1ogo Lately there's this anti uttp bot which is uhh. counter to uttp bot i guess

[@Wanteyt]

Whoever created this one 💯​@@AUTTP_DEZ

[@xanderplayz3446]

@@AUTTP_DEZnice bot! please open-source the code so people can run it!

[@Seafoamworks99]

@@AUTTP_DEZ I don't reply to those ones, thanks bot detector bot dev.

[@Dawwwg]

Those modern Windows Debloating scripts hardly do anything compared to what Debloating used to be...

[@darkstation3786]

Agreed, not gonna lie im tempted to try this out.

[@StephenMcGregor1986]

Simeon on Security script and Xlite, a debloat for a debloated system. Debloat-ception. Thanks Microsoft 🙂

[@griffin1366]

Because too many people complained that they "broke" things such as "my Phone" "Xbox" etc. There has also been revelations in that, stripping Windows down doesn't actually improve performance but can harm performance. Since it's entirely spaghetti code, dependencies etc. People have tested with benchmarking software + LDAT etc.

[@StephenMcGregor1986]

@@griffin1366 Yup, I stripped down Windows as much a possible, still kept working updates, major update woes don't effect me, telemetry is disabled. Options of whether I want updates or gaming Windows crap or not. An effort. 100% correct about the performance stuff. Even using ParkControl and Process Lasso Pro. Did a like for like benchmark with Geekbench on Windows 11 and CachyOS. Cachy obliterates a stripped down Win 11. Doesn't matter what you do to Windows, it's an unoptimized bloated horse of a thing at the very best.

[@regulargamedev3295]

Idk, when I was using Windows11, AtlasOs's book indeed boosted performance in some games for me​@@griffin1366

[@Mace2.0]

Windows 11 Enterprise G is simply skeleton Windows with a few bones missing. By "few bones missing," I meant take out the toe bones, the fingertips (keep the whole thumb), 3 rows of ribs, and the nasal bone.

[@AUTTP-Protector3D]

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[@eyeballjellyforbreakfast]

​@AUTTP-Protector3D do you also feed off replies though? This world is mega fucked

[@AUTTP-Protector3D]

@@eyeballjellyforbreakfast no

[@LRK-GT]

As long as .NET, Visual C++, and DirectX install and run, the "G" sounds like it's about to get backronym'd to *Gaming*.

[@josephp4534]

As a DoD employee, it f*ckin sucks to use

[@Xendrius]

How does it feel to work for Sauron?

[@josephp4534]

@@Xendrius really good. How does it feel to be a schitzo?

[@King_Scorpion]

@@Xendrius haha your videos are hilarious man, funny ass schizophrenic theories

[@josephp4534]

@@King_Scorpion real. Thank you for recognizing it too 😭😭😭😭

[@King_Scorpion]

@@josephp4534 yeah had quick look on his channel, and im surprised hes still alive since his last video is 9 months ago lmao

[@dokichokei]

I find it kind of hilarious that Microsoft basically said "trust me bro, there's no telemetry" to the chinese government and that the chinese government believed them.

[@alex15095]

The Chinese government isn't stupid, they have security researchers who could analyze the system and verify. And they probably don't use it for anything too important, because there probably is a secret backdoor after all to be used only on a rainy day as its use would expose the backdoor's existence

[@kubakielbasa5987]

they probably reverse-engineered it and reconstructed it themselves using this as the base or used linux and a ton of drivers they had to write or something

[@Fudmottin]

This video so reminded me of the incident with the USS Yorktown in the 1990s. The ship had to be towed back to port because Windows crashed. At the time, Yorktown was the most advanced warship in its class.

[@prophetzarquon1922]

Meanwhile, at SpaceX: "Our crew capsule controls are entirely via touchscreen."

[@Fudmottin]

@@prophetzarquon1922 That's my big gripe with Teslas. I want tactile controls that I don't have to look at.

[@lucienmoolman8017]

Comes with CIA assassination services pre-installed

[@prophetzarquon1922]

Really? The most I'd gotten was a couple suits at my door, saying "quit it". Now I kinda wanna try it.

[@aquawafer9924]

Oh yeah, well can you get your hands on Windows Gangster Edition?

[@StuffJason437]

I bet ...there's still a backdoor somewhere ...Ya'know for those "Just in case" moments.

[@Vidal6x6]

backdoor its inside of hardware level xD (INTEL)

[@steveiguana6887]

No need to install a backdoor for a government version. They're all going to have security software installed on top of it which is going to include monitoring systems. Everything you do on a government system can be audited and tracked for the most part.

[@griffin1366]

@@Vidal6x6 AMD PSP exists

[@SmilerRyanYT]

It's called windows update, am i right?

[@tander101]

​@@SmilerRyanYT🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@codetorex]

It is amazing that even an empty Windows 11 takes about 1.5 GB of RAM. You could fit like three Linux distros with XFCE there.

[@alex15095]

All 10 different UI frameworks running simultaneously takes up a bunch of memory

[@rebelroar78]

I work for a state government. We still use DOS for certain applications. There’s a mainframe that my mom used before I was born that is still in use. Attempts to modernize have ended in disaster.

[@kubakielbasa5987]

Damn. DOS. Question is, is this the DOS running on default in windows 95 and 98 or the one before that didn't come with a graphic interface beforehand?

[@prophetzarquon1922]

Based on the systems I've seen used, I'd guess it's either 6.22 or 4

[@Coffeewusky]

No way! I had a feeling you were gonna cover this, thank you ❤

[@jons1758]

As someone who uses a windows government computer, the only thing it makes me want to "debloat" is my brain matter across the ceiling.

[@cActUsjUiCe92]

Idk about the entire DoD, but this isn't what is used in my experience. What you're looking for is called "Standard Desktop Configuration", a modified version of Windows that doesn't really touch features but rather hardens the operating system via Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs). Most STIGs are just registry edits or Group Policy changes aimed at securing the system.

[@alexdhall]

Exactly. It's just modifications to Windows 10 or 11 enterprise edition.

[@ProblematicExistence]

If the statistics are correct, there's at least 8 federal agents currently watching this video.

[@gaiusperson8704]

I love having to use the government version to remove bloatware

[@user-bb6qv]

Windows LTSC iot is pretty similar

[@thanos879]

1:36 BRO WHAT!? The world needs a dedicated video on this. Why have you withheld this knowledge from us?

[@zipel]

Blame the clueless youtubers doing those stupid performance videos changing a few settings, ive been debloating for years, check sophia script does more than the one he showed

[@Real_Mick3y6]

Fr, I really want him to deep dive that

[@garrettrinquest1605]

Chris Titus Tech has a bunch of videos on debloating Windows using his own version of the script. It's actually super easy to do.

[@prism6205]

look up a tutorial brodie, or just download and run as admin 👍

[@Enjoyurble]

Yo, Thanos, why are you trying to eliminate half your Windows apps?

[@officialtt5]

Government personnel here, most of our PCs run slow as can be still with the special version of windows, most of our stuff does NOT run windows XP rather 10 or 11, still runs awfully for our PCs having like 32gb of ram.

[@bypell]

Could the slowness be on purpose? Like maybe they dont want you doing things too fast so that they can more easily track what youre doing? Likely not but still 😅

[@GamingLovesJohn]

Or the government don’t optimize their shit.

[@XBluDiamondX]

@@bypell It is on purpose, but only because of all the security they add to the OS. If they have to accept slower computers to prevent ol' China or Russia from hacking into their system, then they'll accept it.

[@bypell]

@@XBluDiamondX if their computers have 32gb of ram, I doubt buying a better cpu to run all their security stuff without hurting performance too much is out of their budget. Its probable that they just dont care or (unlikely) the slowness benefits them in some way.

[@Jadty]

I wonder how many Pentium 4 machines running Windows XP are out there keeping the world running.

[@Thewhitedragon27185]

I was hoping you’d cover this. Thank you for sharing! There’s also a security compliance toolkit that does something to a similar effect with customizability for your current install.

[@CorgiFlops]

I work for the government, so I use this version. It's great there is no bloat. However, agencies have to load the systems with so many of their applications and the security is so strict that everything takes forever to load. When I need to google something, I usually just use my home desktop because I will randomly be asked my password if I search the weather on my work PC.

[@RavingKats]

I can't even search the weather on my work PC and it's not even a government job! 😭 Fintech might just give the CIA a run for it's lockdown all the things money.

[@alexdhall]

Nah it's probably Windows 10 or 11 Enterprise, with a STIG and a whole lot of GPO and scripting involved.

[@MsHojat]

Regarding debloat scripts, I think that was described in a misleading way. As far as I know a lot of stuff _cannot_ be removed with just debloat scripts. You would have to edit a Windows install to create a custom one (which I hear is mostly legal/legal if you have and use own purchased install media). I remember doing this back for Windows 7, but teams release this stuff too. At best the scripts probably only _disable_ most stuff, but they probably don't even get everything possible. an edited install will have the components stripped out to begin with, making virtually anything removable (albeit with the potential to cause unstable, broken, or even corrupt systems if too much is removed), and fully removed such that it takes up less space rather than still taking up storage space.

[@ShadowOfTheSPQR]

LTSC is generally what people recommend for this purpose. Of course that's about as legal as grabbing the gov edition.

[@jadayaindigo7696]

Looking forward to your Guantanamo Bay Vlogs Muta

[@ThexXxXxOLOxXxXx]

The skin color to beard length ratio's getting too high

[@krz8888888]

"Where do we access things ?" Beats be, I don't know how to anymore either!

[@mnky75]

My company is seriously thinking about switching everything to Linux. Windows 11 is apparently too shady.

[@conspiringcolton]

why do I have the strongest sensation that I’ve watched this exact video from you already

[@epzo]

windows fanboy spotted

[@conspiringcolton]

@@epzo what??

[@river559]

@@epzo How does that compute?

[@river559]

@@conspiringcolton He made a few videos a couple years ago going over different government operating systems, and recently there's been a few more. In terms of the debloat software, he's been talking about it for awhile now as far as I remember

[@conspiringcolton]

@@river559 ah, that’s probably it then man! thanks for the context haha I was going a little crazy

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

Government edition.. isn't that just regular win11? Direct pipeline to NSA/FBI/IRS, watching everything you do.

[@The_Slavstralian]

Basically they take all the tracking microsoft has in there and redirect it back to the 3 letter agencies instead of microsoft. I would imagine every country ( mine included ) has similar rebuilding happening to windows

[@MinifigNewsguy]

You didn’t watch the video

[@kalskirata42]

it only has the bare necessities to allow the operating system itself to run, useful for machines used by gov agencies

[@griffin1366]

@@MinifigNewsguy You didn't get the joke

[@Hardcore_Remixer]

It was meant for governments which aren't in great relations with US, such as the Chinese government. They clearly don't want a backdoor for NSA or other US agency. Of course, I doubt Microsoft bothered to remove that.

[@K3rhos]

In case some ppls are interested about installing this version, I just wanted to make a quick note, I have tested a lot of versions of Windows 11, and especially the LTSC and LTSC Iot versions, you will get disappointed when you will experience regular crashes or even some games that doesn't even launch due to Nvidia/AMD drivers not supporting properly this versions of Windows. I had to restore my Windows 11 Pro to get a stable experience back, bcs LTSC are only okay if you don't do graphics stuff, everything that don't require the latest Nvidia drivers will be fine, once you need gaming or do some render in Blenders, or whatever related to graphics... Forget about this versions, they run pretty stable most of the times but sometimes apps or games just crash ! So about this "Government Edition" it's probably the same regarding stability with Nvidia/AMD drivers, that's to say probably crap !

[@nomeycom]

4:36 yes, because it's an old feature of Windows 7 that they never updated to the new Win 11 UI. From normal Windows 10 and 11 (maybe 8 also), it will say that. Most stuff in the old control panel will forward you to the current settings app, they want to get rid of the control center and made it nearly completely unusable. The thing you actually wanted was "Winver"

[@prophetzarquon1922]

Yeah, the number of control interfaces that are being deprecated without ready alternatives, just astounds me.

[@AnthonyTheMoonGuy]

I am Glad to be a Linux user! Thank you, Mutahar!

[@ThechronocrosserII]

This was a good birthday gift. Thank you Muta.

[@NightmareRex6]

how is it a birthday gift with him not uploading the ISO for the world :(.

[@eyeballjellyforbreakfast]

​@NightmareRex6 didn't read your comment but... Nah just kidding I'm not a reply bot

[@ibrahimdevx]

@@NightmareRex6 u can find it he mentioned where it us

[@l.r5835]

Your fbi agent is like wtf dude you promised you wouldn't tell

[@prophetzarquon1922]

[@KryzysX]

You wanting to castrate yourself deliberately is just downright wild!! It requires balls to do ngl

[@Adosva]

should have said its just nuts

[@DevanshRawat-hb5kl]

​@@Adosva It's nuts

[@Hardcore_Remixer]

You don't castrate yourself, but only your Windows. And it's not that wild. You can install whatever you want afterwards.

[@KryzysX]

@@Hardcore_Remixer No, but castrating one's self is wild

[@pxevo2418]

Upcoming Windows 11 AI features will be a pain to implement in DoD without microsoft providing a baseline OS minus the bloat.

[@AUTTP564]

A reply bot has been detected on this comment please ignore it and report it. Don't interact with the bot it feeds off your attention! 47173

[@grants7390]

@@AUTTP564 they replied to every single comment. I have no idea what they're hoping for. No one is gonna click their profile to watch their videos from a comment like that.

[@theangrycynic4389]

@@grants7390 It's a bot, but I've been reporting it for weeks now and KZbin still hasn't taken it down. They're on so many different channels.

[@grants7390]

@@theangrycynic4389 I know it's A bot. I just don't get what they're hoping to achieve with it other than making youtube worse. The ones that have sexual PFPs or names that get you to click on them, I can see achieving the goal of getting people to click their scam link. They seem to be making things worse just to make things worse.

[@chriscofer6780]

​@@theangrycynic4389 both are bots report both of them

[@rrc3]

These barebones images are a base image that actual work desktop images are built on top of. Although you're right about "calling home," the telemetry is still present.

[@LitilleneWindows]

What you saw (not just sog) was reconstruction from legit files (custom iso to be clear and entg to be specific) + filler (for edition manifest catalog) from previous windows build. how did it spread. The edition manifest catalog is from 10.0.19041.1 (may 2020 update). oh, there is no produced by info (that you saw) after reconstruction, right, unchanged, like i don't remember if produced by and entg exclusive stuff are like this, but iirc they are empty.

[@RaD-re6kb]

your creative approach to problems is truly inspiring!

[@Th0mas2301]

Just double checked on my current installation of Windows 11 Pro, the "Backup and Restore (Windows 7)" also exists in the Control Panel of the "normal" version of Windows 11. You still can invoke it via running control.exe, but some functionality doesn't work any more and redirects straight to the mess that is the Settings app, which then in turn potentially redirects to the old dialogs which haven't been changed since Windows XP or even longer (Sound dialog for instance). And Minesweeper and Pinball (IIRC) haven't been part of Windows since I believe Windows 8 or something along those lines.

[@gailjoe7217]

I liked the character voice in the opening while you read the post. Good stuff

[@samyt681]

You can turn off telemetry in group policy on enterprise based systems already, consumers versions like home and pro can only disable until "required only", not fully.

[@GamersOutcast]

This is great. When deploying in a government they have to create policy to remove features as well as add so starting empty is great. Also most have automated deployment where a team manages what can be installed on your computer. Big win

[@DillonMeyer]

Finally, some clean and clear Windows.

[@nonyabusiness-f9e]

"remember folks, don't just go downloading any old random windows iso, but also run this script off github.."

[@Jakewebmaster8]

finally, now you can enter area 51 and obtain files of what actually happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989

[@AUTTPSoilderUSA]

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[@pane0_018]

Nothing?

[@CanadianB.O.W]

@@pane0_018 Hi Pooh

[@Jakewebmaster8]

@@pane0_018 nothing

[@KittyKatty999]

Apparently the legend of Tankman is hidden in there

[@ChefAtPlay]

I love how when Muta uploads go from almost buying nukes to hey look at this government version of windows😂

[@t1czer]

Can't wait for a patch to change normal w11 to gov edition.

[@dthware]

hey mutahar, haven't seen one of your videos in years, you're looking healthy now, glad that you've made some changes in your life, whatever they may be!

[@cs8712]

Windows Government Edition: It's just like normal windows, only it costs $20,000 for some reason

[@scuffediceposeidon9178]

For real? I remember a friend 15years ago who always downloaded illegally windoes professional just to save 180 bucks

[@corbingrieves4505]

Thanks for the debloater script suggestion, Muta. You're truly top G.

[@zmaint]

I bet even the "official" windows ISO's contain some backdoors and malware....

[@prophetzarquon1922]

"If you want privacy, omit networking capability."

[@Mugigomi]

And here in Indonesia we have the government using Windows Defender as their baseline security system, leading to many of the nation's data a while ago in late June, mostly immigration, got ransomware, and with absolutely near to zero backup data; to the point the hacker "felt bad" and literally gave back the encryption key yesterday. Should try looking it up, Muta. It's baffling

[@evillecaston]

Seeing Windows 11 without any features feels like wandering into a liminal space.

[@NkosanaMakhubele]

​@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO wtf

[@tailsorange2872]

@@NkosanaMakhubele Just report and be done with it

[@GregorianMG]

AUTTP bot would remind you to not interact with the UTTP bot and might as well freakinh report that bot.

[@Tristand920]

The "backup and restore windows 7" tab in control panel is in every version of windows 11 so that is normal

[@HelloKittySGTC]

Why doesn't the us government help it's people instead of try to invade it's own people and their private content.

[@derpmorederp1417]

There's no money in helping people, that why ms gives the government our data. It pays well.

[@griffin1366]

The elite / upper class benefit from the lower / middle class suffering. There's also the the theory of other world domination that I can't talk about here.

[@prophetzarquon1922]

It's all just one world, stretching backward & forwards.

[@RNorthex]

Thank you random DeArrow user, your work is greatly appreciated

[@gabi-sw8zw]

I enjoy all of your content but this shit is so interesting to me... I'm a 29-year-old DevOps engineer but from like age 11 I loved pulling weird images off the internet and virtualizing them. This is so my jam.

[@equta]

@UTubeTrollPoIiceNWO bruh.

[@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg]

@@equta that's a bot, just report it and don't reply in the future. they're seeking attention

[@JeffRyman69]

I worked for government contractors or subcontractors my entire engineering career. We generally used Windows Professional acquired under an Enterprise license.

[@DrEpicPhD]

Finally, Windozempic!

[@--Nabe-rius--]

Bro what I had no idea you wanted stuff like this, I did a bunch of top secret stuff and during that you can get your hands on some really cool NOT CLASSIFIED tech. It’s just that tech only has function in certain environments. I keep a ton of it

[@randosavich]

Mutas videos are great as long as you skip the first three minutes of him doing silly fake giggles and you can ignore how many times he says “okay?”

[@bcj842]

we love mutahar ogeyy? heeheehoohehahaaha ladies and gentlemen ogey!

[@DarkStarProGamer]

Nice video. Common sense at its finest ! Subscribed.

[@Cryotri]

Had to reread that title ngl government edition is crazy 😭

[@darkfang1898]

the literal only reason why i havent switched to linux yet is because i keep seeing people have to write their own code for it and there's alot of games that cant play on it. currently on win10, and am trying extremely hard not to go to 11; but i have a pretty decent fear at one point i'm probably going to have to decide to either finally give in and upgrade, or try my hand at linux.

[@Treevors30]

0:09 yo there is another channel that is doing like some deep web diving videos that kind of remind me of this channel very interesting he went into a bunch of chat rooms. I felt like I was cheating on Muta

[@faursh659]

I actually have a custom iso from a close friend of mine, he does a bunch of these types of things. I have around 90 processes running at startup and haven't ran into any issues whatsoever over 2 years

[@SheerFish]

no bloatware, no telemetry, no windows antivirus, no microsoft edge, no microsoft store most optimal gaming os

[@griffin1366]

Not exactly. Still some tweaks I'd do such as power savings / system timers, priority changes etc.

[@0ka354]

@@griffin1366 please don't tell me that "system timers" is something like useplatformclock/tick and 0.5ms timer resolution, bc they are complete bs and don't work or make performance worse

[@0ka354]

@@griffin1366 my comment disappeared, but when I hear about tweaks you mentioned I remember so many placebo tweaks... I was in this rabbit hole for some time and tried many of them, now my windows is almost stock

[@griffin1366]

@@0ka354 Fair enough.

[@griffin1366]

@@0ka354 You inspired me to do a fresh install! Oh my lord the input latency is awful! I applied some basic tweaks one by one, restarting inbetween and it feels better every time. Definitely not placebo!

[@everythingthrice]

Rare Found Footage of Muta Using Windows Colorized Circa 2024

[@rationalbushcraft]

It isn't "government edition" it is just one of those custom debloated images. How do I know they are fake? Because everyone I have seen is preauthorized with a KMS key. Key Management Server is how corporations manage their licenses and none come preauthorized. It has to connect to your KMS server to authorize. Microsoft doesn't hand out preauthorized anything.

[@alexturnbackthearmy1907]

Well, lets say...KMS is stupidly easily bypassable. I wouldnt be surprised if KMS-bypass script already came included in the OS.

[@astridsmuse]

The gov contractor I work for uses a homebrewed version of Windows 98 cuz its the most secure OS they trust to use across the company's worldwide network

[@NotAdachiPeople]

A homebrew es version of 98… oh god. You’re saying they patched out every exploit from the last 3 decades just to use 98?

[@gabest4]

No telemetry, trust me bro.

[@Yan1nc]

I work for the Government, I can tell you, we are still on a mix bag of Windows 7 & 10, some of them are even on XP and 98

[@carfo]

I work in government IT and this is dumb. If you have a competent IT department you don’t need a government edition windows license.

[@NuttyYT]

When you get your first government job and you tell your employer "Oh yeah! I've used this before".

[@compaqdeskpro5770]

Sounds kind of like LTSC. Its great in theory, but eventually you will come across some software that relies on some of the new MS bloat that is gone. I've made that mistake already, which is why I deploy the more weak kneed Education Edition. No Disney, or 365 Trial, but still Xbox Game Bar and the horrendous search bar. The bloat you're deleting is only on the user profile, it will all come back again when someone else logs in or a service pack hits, not even worth fighting it.

[@hyperturbotechnomike]

I do use LTSC privately and for my business. So far, i have not run into any issue. I use engineering software, CAD/CAM and privately i play games sometimes and even newer titles work as intended.

[@TheBadMadMan786]

@@hyperturbotechnomike Same. I deploy LTSC in our Medical Reporting environment without fail.

[@kozad86]

4:36 - That's been there since Windows 8. Microsoft changed how PC backups work, but has left the legacy way of doing it there too. As for this version of Windows... It just sounds like a royal pain in the ass for a consumer. Even if you don't realize it, there's tons of stuff missing which the average users would need.

[@nothappyboi9453]

I’ve come to realize the more unhinged Muta looks in the thumbnail the deeper the hole he’s in 😂

[@Raduldo]

Dude, my government still runs TurboPascal...

[@rusi6219]

Pascal is pretty neat actually

[@PaulOnGuitar]

The sheer fact that US users install Chinese government Windows and consider the threat of the Chinese government spying on them less serious than Microsoft ruining their day and productivity with their bloatware and needless telemetry is hillarious by itself. Have been a user of nLite versions of Windows since Windows XP. Windows 98 'stripped-down' look is what suits my needs. This is a goddamn operating system, not Fortnite. I use it to run stuff not watch advertisements and enjoy the view while waiting for another 'important update' to install.

[@Turco949]

You could accomplish a similarly "light and lean" Windows image by using an answerfile to opt out of anything you don't want or need (fair to say at least half of the apps and functions are nothing but bloatware).

[@dsagent]

Sounds like soon Windows 11 will be useable one day.

[@Mario583a]

Define 'usable' cause this ISO is not as it it.

[@mobslicer1529]

i gamed on windows server 2019/2022 for a while, the hardest part is really just consumer graphics drivers not wanting to work, most other stuff is fine.

[@bigbarofsoap]

can you teleport bread in the next video

[@theussmirage]

Muta has been teleporting bread for the past three days

[@JoeBloggs777]

Why don't they just SELL a version of this to people, I garuantee it would be massively popular for all the gamers especially.

[@duckfromthebackyard9921]

eh its just debloated windows you could make yourself to seling it is useless

[@JoeBloggs777]

@@duckfromthebackyard9921 I know what you're saying, but with the G edition its coded differently. The updates in G edition won't sneak apps back into your system over time bloating it again.

[@Flynn217something]

But did you get the government edition Intel CPU with no meta engine to go with it for the ultimate glowie privacy experience?

[@AbrahamG.99]

RIP Muta, gone too soon

[@cr_cryptic]

So they have this so whoever owns it can apply their own OS Encryption Key. Got it. But, can the Founding Governments break that themselves from an outside view like if a citizen got ahold of one & encrypted the whole thing? 🤨 Also, you can’t minimise or maximise because your window sizes can get you tracked. It’s kinda insane they legit forced that as a rule, I wonder exactly how severe that “vulnerability” is for them to force it onto that type of a degree. 🤨 Bet if you look it up it wont have nothing about it. 😉 Edit: Yep, I can’t find anything about that. 💀

[@ciretos]

Government edition? It's probably communicating to government server where everything you do is being tracked and monitored...

[@markBalentine123567]

yes its called the NSA

[@ffwast]

So it's just like normal windows.

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

if your debloating windows remember to backup your registry before making any changes because sometimes the internet gives misleading advice with “windows tweaks”

[@EnejJohhem]

These also another version of windows which doesn't have telemetry, bloat or requirement to even update, but that one is mainly used by big businesses, businesses who can afford you know..... really good lawyers.

[@alexdhall]

You're either talking about the enterprise license for Windows or maybe an LTSC edition?

[@cayder7485]

Bro thinks he’s a government official

[@TheReal5limeB4by]

💀💀💀💀

[@BahhBahhBrownSheep]

my dog is gay