Upgrade To Windows 11 for FREE - Before it's Too Late!

[@BloodFury_X]

If anyone is looking to directly upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, I highly recommend doing a clean install. I have seen issues occur for upgrades without performing clean installs.

[@bearded365guy]

Yes, I do agree that is a sensible approach.

[@BloodFury_X]

@ By the way, thanks for all the videos you have for Intune and Defender. Has been great help setting up and deploying in my organization.

[@oldgoogle-w9x]

great video well explained. some of the audio sounds hard panned to the left channel...

[@bearded365guy]

Sorry about that

[@hatembenzakour4947]

Serious question! Why not just downloading a third party antivirus for Windows 10 after security updates stop coming up?

[@Zerokul021]

Thank you for the video. Feedback (not criticism): Can you add a segment or note in the description for which Ryzen models are supported by the upgrade like you did for the Intel procs?

[@bearded365guy]

Yes, I agree. I should’ve talked more about other types of processors!

[@mohamedfarith9336]

I believe from Ryzen 2000 Series onwards

[@V9..]

I just updated my pc from windows 10 to windows 11 and now my taskbar and windows key are broken i cant see the taskbar it is just frozen cant open settings even when using the shortcut

[@chaii_latte]

I went from windows 8 to 8.1 to 10 and now 11 on this computer. Idk if thats a good thing.. seems ok though

[@macm3086]

Would it be possible for me to purchase the stand-alone version of Office 2021 from Microsoft 365 Portal ?

[@bearded365guy]

I don’t think so…

[@macm3086]

@@bearded365guy thanks

[@oldgoogle-w9x]

No. But the stand-alone version doesn't have the same level of integration with the M365 Business cloud as the subscription version.

[@fbifido2]

@11:23 - first show them how to see which language edition is installed !!!! then download that version.

[@deciduouspegasous6281]

love the beard man

[@fbifido2]

The last option is a clean install not an upgrade !!!

[@bearded365guy]

Yes it is….

[@garrymcgaw4745]

You naughty boy.... I love it.

[@BackpackGT]

Too bad i have a second gen intel processor, so i cant upgrade

[@bearded365guy]

@@BackpackGT Really? That is old!

[@jeverett0902]

Can I still get the free upgrade from Windows 7?

[@bearded365guy]

No, has to be Win10.

[@BabyGreedTheHedgehog_MegaLifeF]

Be warned you will be at risk. If you upgrade to windows 11. If you stay on Windows 11 for a few months, you are computer start making beeping noises and then a few more days later. Your computer will shut down and it won't be able to be turned back on. The longer you stay in Windows 11 the more risk your computer will take and it will end up dead. Your bios will get damaged due to upgrade. without a TPM or secure boots it will be destroyed Unless you find a way to protect your motherboard bio maybe then you can stay out when windows 11 forever but there's no possible way you can protect your Motherboard BIOS from incoming Windows 11 Risk/Updates so yeah. Probably a Genius hacker can do it. Anyway. Fixing a motherboard might cost money to repair the bio. I think it'd be best just to buy a new motherboard because it cost more money to get it repaired they probably would remove one of the bio and make the computer slower but at least it'll work again I don't think you want to do that I think it'll be best to buy a new motherboard or take the rest of getting repaired and running a little slower computer back on Windows 10. It's a road it's your computer it's your risk But this is what happened to me On an old computer. It is very nice being on Windows 11 with an old computer. But if you don't have the protection expect it to not last long and windows 11, you will see it down the road when I'm talking about just don't. End up staying in my road and finding out what I mean what happens when your computer starts beeping when it happens go back to Windows 10 stay longer expect that to not last long on your computer you will find a click in your computer turns black what I mean when you seen your screen just shuts down and you try to turn it on there's no way you can anymore you just destroyed the bio. Don't take that risk on Windows 11 just don't just don't stay where you are don't go to Windows 11 if you don't have a TPM or secure boot. I don't want you guys to lose a computer like I did cuz that's what happened to me when I stayed on Windows 11. using a motherboard without unsupported motherboard especially the bio it was not supported. When you see that screen turn black and everything just turns off you just took that risk you just destroyed your computer. so don't end up taking my road and you find your way exactly what happens to me you will see it down the road Stay safe stay safe with your computer be careful where you go when you're trying to upgrade without an unsupported motherboard. But yeah be careful when you upgrade with an unsupported TPM Or Secure boot. But I got a Windows 11 Enterprise that is at maximum privileges and it's a top computer that can go through Windows 12 when it comes out. Or beyond 13. Hope is not all lost for Windows 10. There is Enterprise and it lasts longer than pro from 2027. If you're looking to find Windows 10 Enterprise you got a long road ahead of you and it probably cost a lot of money to get Enterprise to stay protected for 2027 It'll give you more years if you're a Windows 10 Enterprise.

[@lavrentievv]

Windows 11 is a downgrade. Just buy an anti-virus in October and stick with windows 10

[@BloodFury_X]

@@lavrentievv I guess you can do this for personal, but that is at user risk. For enterprise, whole different story.

[@bearded365guy]

@@lavrentievv I wouldn’t recommend that.

[@lavrentievv]

@@bearded365guy Of course moving to Mac or Linux is the better.

[@lavrentievv]

@@BloodFury_X Microsoft aren't even ending support. They're ending free support. You can extend support for $30 a year. Or get get Kaspersky which is as good as Windows defender if not better and doesn't eat up RAM. And your data won't be sent to 3rd parties so that Microsoft can run ads in your W11 start menu.

[@VirtueKitty-p2h]

Not everyone is fortunate enough to switch. If you can switch to a different hardware, go for it.

[@sotonin]

No. windows 11 sucks. Useless video. stay on 10 until they force you to upgrade.

[@bearded365guy]

What don’t you like about Windows 11?

[@BloodFury_X]

It doesn’t suck. It brings in newer technology and a decent UI upgrade. Many organizations worldwide have already moved to windows 11 and the rest will also follow.

[@lavrentievv]

Can't move taskbar. Which suck in 2/1 laptops that you can use portrait or horizontal. Unremovable bloatware. Unremovable ads. Zero privacy, everything you do is sent to Microsoft and others. Takes 20+ minutes and finding hidden menus to set up an offline/secure account.

[@lavrentievv]

Plus RAM hog. It's worse in every way apart from some aesthetics. It's also Windows 10 refresh. They just re-named it.

[@dib3385]

@@lavrentievv every upgrade is just a refresh of the previous one, so unless you are windows 1.0 still whats your point?