Swapping Windows 11's and Windows 10's System Drives

[@Lynxmic]

hi.

[@Lynxmic]

@ExtremeNS3 certainly we can

[@AllOSesOfficial]

@@Lynxmicheya! Wanna be friends?

[@Bloxy8000]

Hi

[@justwinstuff]

Hello there! Can we be friends?

[@StuffyXP]

hello! :3

[@ivandfx]

"when does this video start" ahh music

[@B114__]

are you perchance braindead?

[@rockpie.iso.tar.bz2]

the youtube premier/live waiting music is fire 🔥🔥🔥

[@charliesretrocomputing]

didn't know you also watched this channel IM NOT A STALKER YOU'RE JUST EVERYWHEREEEEEEE

[@vccsya]

Keep in mind that in the nt world, dos mounts (win32) mean nothing! The OS itself still saw and used the actual real os drive, as you would have immediately bugchecked or frozen the os if the pagefile was gone, same for any file mapping (loaded executable), as they are file backed> So all you really did was confuse the userspace programs

[@foxy28406]

W10 after swapping to W11 drive -> can run some services and cursor W11: **Letter not important**

[@StuffyXP]

lets gooooooooo new lynxmic video as just as I got back from school 🔥

[@emondara]

8:36 why is bro so zesty

[@TheWindowsHero]

Great KZbin première... Wait no, it was a video 😅 14:02 Was it ever usable?

[@t0nkk.]

video starts at 2:13

[@ooTruffle]

Right clicking crashing explorer could be due to it trying to load the modern right click menu, it might work fine if you apply the tweak to revert to the windows 10 one

[@Lynxmic]

that was my first thought, I've tried right clicking while pressing shift at the same time in order to get the classic context menu but that didn't quite work out (this part was recorded but not added in the final video) maybe some tweak or something to load the classic menu by default _would_ have worked, but thought it was best for the video if Windows pretty much kept default settings

[@lmaoo-kaio]

Idea: Merge registry while drive is swapped

[@Ronnocbot]

I still think you should use matching version numbers. IE Windows 11 22H2 and Windows 10 22H2

[@frstwhsprs]

WOO

[@pb-doslegacy2020]

How about swapping Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2's hard drives? Since these two versions bears the same NT kernel, as well as build numbers, the programs should work fine.

[@Lynxmic]

might actually be a great idea!

[@Winverse_Official]

Try to make a Windows 10 installation inside of Inno Setup/InstallForge/NSIS so you can make Windows Setup ;-;

[@idkbroleavemealone23]

just got back from school an watching this

[@arnob1711]

go and study lil bro

[@arnob1711]

@mrfoxesite4482 bruh what??

[@arnob1711]

@mrfoxesite4482 brother what are you talking about... You don't even know me like that saying all this stuff... I was just reminding something to someone and why'd u gotta say all that for...? :)

[@arnob1711]

@mrfoxesite4482 I see what's going on bro it's okay... Everything is going to be alright... Don't worry m8

[@Lynxmic]

​@mrfoxesite4482 "arnob, you never study" how do you know~

[@RandomytchannelGD]

KZbin premier moment

[@定义]

I think it might be more successful, if you replace Windows 11 23H2 with Windows 10 23H2.

[@DaRealRayaan]

bro try win 11 21h2 with win 10 21h2 or even 22h2 and 22h2

[@thesargentcrew]

try using 64-bit windows 10 too. Should work better!

[@Lynxmic]

@@thesargentcrew the Windows 10 install shown in the video was x64

[@thesargentcrew]

@ ok

[@thesargentcrew]

@ x32 would be chaotic!

[@EngDenEXE]

hola how are you?

[@squidwardissocool]

hello

[@0xFF-d8z]

Hi

[@joaozin003]

"I prefer CMD" CMD is trash, Batch is garbage, Powershell is just a trillion times better since you don't have to necessarily always use "dir" and has more support

[@ThatRandomToast]

I guess you don't understand how the "dir" command works.

[@whohan779]

PowerShell doesn't even understand && as and operator at times and cannot do a basic "dir /b" correctly. Obviously you have an unjustified hatred for CMD as a probable tech Zoomer who's grown up on Windows 7 and later where PowerShell existed out of the box. Otherwise; you've got weird taste.

[@ikategame]

very interesting... (no)