Windows 11 24H2 CHALLENGE! You can pick any computer we have and witness the upgrade work flawlessly

[@morosso1968]

i'm having a good laugh with your intro but none the less everything actually makes sense, absolutely. carry on, carey!

[@seanmarsella3071]

I was pulling my hair out after two failed updates when I noticed my USB headset was still plugged in. I unplugged it, and it updated without a problem.

[@peterlaycock917]

Thanks

[@philstodd]

Want a laugh? Check out DAWID's video on using his window AC unit to cool his CPU cooler..... Very entertaining...

[@peterlaycock917]

Hello Carey I received my mouse mats yesterday thank you for the sticker much appreciated thank-you.

[@CareyHolzman]

Wonderful!

[@parkermorse6603]

Thank you for the video and all the knowledge that you share.

[@jpcoll2011]

I must admit that I had issues installing a fresh install of Windows 11 HS2 via USB pendrive. At the start of the install, it kept saying it was missing certain drivers so I couldn't continue with the install. I tried downloading a new iso on another USB pendrive but still had the same problem. I then tried to create the bootable drive using different programs. Eventually found out that is was a known issue that required me to insert the USB pendrive into another USB slot on the front of my computer instead of the ones on the back.

[@dangates3022]

thx carey

[@philstodd]

Another great video... Just a side note... File explorer is very dependent on Recall..

[@CareyHolzman]

A recent video by Chris Titus Tech, which was also posted on the Linus Tech Tips sub, claims that Windows Recall is "required" on 24H2 and that the recall "service" (?) remains enabled even when recall is disabled, because File Explorer loses tabs and falls back the older UI if you were to disable it. However, this only happens when recall is disabled before OOBE, i.e. when using a modified ISO install with some 'debloat' scripts. this is, of course, an unsupported scenario and with unintended behavior. removing recall via "Optional features" in Settings > Apps will remove recall as per normal without affecting file explorer.

[@philstodd]

@@CareyHolzman Thank you for pointing that out. I myself, don't subscribe to the unsupported scenarios.

[@WD180K]

MS-Dos?