Microsoft KB5005463 Scam - PC Health Check

​@@sfsetesre2310 Uninstall Tool 3.6.0

@@Endermanch congrats! 🎉

also i love how i was moments away from unsubscribing but i stayed and i dont regret it

@@Endermanch did you pass your exam??

@@Endermanch Congratulations 🎉🎉

Honestly it feels good, too much of something it gets bored, getting a break and it feels fresh and nice to see again

@@Endermanch hi

What uninstalling tool did he use in the video

@@freshsun yes I did, officially finished first year of uni, everything is great

@@Endermanch W

I’m like that sometimes

@@Endermanch Congratulations!

@@Endermanch my congratulations! Hope you passed!

@@freshsun gave my final exam today

gotta have some time for malware hunting

Thought about that too, lol. It's summer after all, more free time I guess

@@mochawooof it's not like 10 is any better lol (LTSC is the only way 10 doesn't suck as much as 11)

my computer came with windows 11 and i installed windows 10 the first chance i got.

True

Yes

​@@MaxSpec windows 11 moment macOS

It's dogcrap because of BLOATWARE. Windows 10 has BLOATWARE, but not that much. But if you have desktop PC then these all programs that aren't useful are TAKING AWAY YOUR RESOURCES and Microsoft DO NOT HAVE 1 click button TO ADJUST WINDOWS to mobile pc and stationary pc. It's disgusting.@@justintime3587

​@@justintime3587 han quitado cosas y es increíble que digas que la interfaz es buena lmao. Hay menos atajos... Cada vez es mejor, si

Backup

@@sihamhamda47 can do it through winaero tweaker

Isn’t it if you downgrade it like goes back in time. So any changes he made with Windows 11, file or anything is gone?

Microsoft: skill issue, git gud scrub

@@franci2a The file explorer one has been super annoying. Thanks for writing such an in-depth list🙂

@@justintime3587 clears the throat as this is a long list

“Visual rejuvenation” where “every detail matters” just not met. From the moment you boot 11, you see already a very blatant leftover from 10 for no reason

Non updated WinPE and WinRE, the latter with such a meaningless and lazy update being the change of icons, but the remaining of the interface being the exact same like 8, where editing that interface takes seconds as it’s all DirectUI so super customizable

File explorer being a joke: the new right click menus aren’t touch friendly, they could have implemented a much more elegant method for “Show more options”, the dark mode in file explorer is just a joke, search is just as slow as before, the dialogs are still from 95 and non updated

Non coherence between win32 designs, and UWP apps and between uwp apps too. They all have different titlebar designs with different heights, different left menus, different settings designs, like, decide one and stick to it rather than creating a million different designs?

Pointless and slow updates. The “updated apps” which rolled out to 11 should have been here since day one, yet some even after one year.

The over usage of “web technologies”, which do run slower than native ones and do look worse.

Overall unfinished state throughout the whole os. 8 loading circle in login screen, 10 flyouts in oobe, the oobe changes a bit the style at some point, many changes are just overlays on top of the old ones rather than real changes, all the control panel applets are still not updated, some settings are still directly from 10 (storage sense > more details), there are still the dialogs from 8 (open settings app > rename your pc), it’s the first version of windows where you can load the explorer from the previous version without any tweak or external file, lack of coherence and focus due to poor management

Lack of meaningful touch focused ui. You can’t call a desktop mode with more padding “touch focused”. It’s ridicolous. You don’t have gestures to go back between menus, you have to click the little arrows. You don’t have smooth file management with touch like iOS with animations, gestures and such. You don’t have even a gesture to close apps like 8 and 10 had. You essentially have a desktop mode with more padding, and call this touch focused?! Then the other real touch oriented ones what are, ultra hyper touch sayans?

So, overall, main points are: lack of a real and throughout visual rejuvenation, lack of coherence and focus, lack of a real touch focused experience. Don’t remember anything broken else.

​​@@MaxSpec I agree with you. The "show more options" when you right click a file in Windows Explorer is the most annoying thing in W11, which is really really unnecessary. I know it can be returned to old style context menu by editing the registry, but most people don't want to mess up with the registry editor because a single wrong registry change could potentially brick the system

@@sneakerworldwide The context menu? Sure. Deleted functions? I don't know. Either way, they still screwed everything over, and should've really thought this through.

@@MaxSpec You can fix/revert all of these

@@justintime3587 A LOT of features were removed, some backwards compat is broken, some features were butchered to crap (Infamous example being context menu), the unecessary forcing of PC's to upgrade in order to upgrade to W11.

Not defending Microsoft but why is windows 11 dogshit? Its not a huge change but I like some of the ui changes.

@@vdmir40 Maybe if they are saving stuff in the registry.

Fuck microsoft

everyone should know that changes made after upgrade is lost after downgrade. it is even in the warning, how dumb.

@@sihamhamda47 they already did but it costs like 3000$ to license it (ltsc/ltsb)

@@erikkonstas Ah yes, I forgot this statement. They should make an official lite version of Win10/11 without all the bloatware and unnecessary features instead of pushing more bloatware in each major update and keep taking down the Windows debloater scripts and unofficial Win10/11 lite edition from the fanbase for DMCA and security reasons

@@sihamhamda47 Why would they want to assist a debloater instead of making them an example so they push more bloatware though...?

In order to make it usable, they should include system repair tools such as "repair/replace broken registry" and "scan for and restore/recreate missing system files" (helpful for those who debloated Windows and accidentally removed some important Windows features). Those features are only available in paid third party system repair tools so far

saaame

same lol

same

True, it’s not good that Microsoft no longer makes the best windows operating systems anymore.

@uNnHkP8mza i will not give up hope. a few years ago they thought netscape would stay forever, so i hope history will repeat itself

Tbh, try learning replacements now. Steam already has a ton of games down. The rest is trying free software instead. Kdenlive will never be as good as Premiere, but it can still get some jobs done.
Heck just start seeing what free software is already available on Windows before you ever even get to choosing a distro. Once you get there, choose a distro that has a repository with the new stuff you learned and flatpak ability.

it's like a hen and egg problem: the earlier you join us (maybe with dualboot), the more noticed we will get and more companies will release for linux

Been using Windows 10 since its release and I can say this is a great OS, though the only problem I encountered is those auto updates that slow down my PC.

@@xXBeefyDjXx aye, that's one of many reasons i hopped ship over to linux. thankfully i dont need a lot of windows only stuff so my transition was easy

Oh and Microsoft Account adware style crap in Windows 11 is the exact reason I personally will not upgrade. Despite me using MS services for a very long time now, I do not want my OS hassling me every 5 minutes to purchase more storage or buy office!

Me too

windows 8.1 is better, just get classic shell if you can. if you wanna keep using windows 7 thats ok just saying that windows 8.1 is more modern.

i would if i could, i'm stuck with windows 10 converted into windows 7

you forgot to say Arch btw

@@QuantumScratcher I rather store my data in Germany. Also OneDrive is even slower ...

@@kyoudaiken onedrive has a feature called personal vault, nothing irl

@@QuantumScratcher I know and I don't have one.

@@kyoudaiken as in personal vault

@@QuantumScratcher If you donate me the money to buy myself a safe that is heat and water resistant as well as resistant to the building collapsing, I'd appreciate it. ;) So I have to get the next best thing.

and a literal safe can only store three files

create your own cloud why not lol

Built myself a NAS and going to get a Hetzner Storage Box with 5TB soon. If only upload speeds in Germany were actually usable... 50 MBit/s upload. A Joke. But 1000 MBit/s download nobody can actually make use of. Need to partition my damn backups differently to reduce the daily, weekly and monthly upload amount.

why are the last few lines so funny lol

Unnecessary shit ?

Bloat ware ?

Scam scam?

😂😂

@@oneup117gaming4 It's a VM, not actual hardware

@@pessoaanonima6345 I have to deal with a low spec computer (Not talking about my school chromebook lol), it's a bit slow for new games and stuff but it works

@@oneup117gaming4 I know, but it's not really usable at these specs.
Also, don't just consider some low spec hardware to be worthless, although you can find cheap cpus where you live, that isn't the case for a lot of developing countries. That said, I agree 1 core at 1ghz is too low.

@@oneup117gaming4 you can't see 7 gen or higher CPU with those stats

@@pessoaanonima6345 My previous reply was deleted, but oh well.
That is shockingly low for 2022 standards, considering a modern core i3 from newegg costs around $72

The requirements are 1 core at 1ghz, so it doesn't.

bruh you had windows 10 backup and now it's gone

@@Ze_eT Unfortunately, i do not defend Microsoft, and i don't like their Practices as well. My Biggest Roadblock to Upgrade into Windows 11 is not just Hardware, but also on People forcing them to use Microsoft Edge instead of Google Chrome in Windows 11 when they tried going into the Official Website of Google Chrome, which makes me still Stick to Windows 10, and i do not think switching to Linux is a Solution for that, but Linux makes me Curious since Mutahar (SomeOrdinaryGamers) introduced me to Linux when he was using ArchLinux.

In Addition to that, Microsoft is also slowly Imitating Nintendo at this Point, in which, the Introduction of Windows 11 was like Nintendo is going to Announce the Discontinuation of Nintendo Switch Immediately with a Replacement Console. Microsoft's Anti-Consumer Practice on Forcing People on Windows 11 to use Edge instead of chrome is Like Nintendo is Forcing their Consumers to buy a Another Switch for a Another Island in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. However, Microsoft is far more worse than that, but they are slowly Imitating Nintendo's Anti-Consumer Practices.

The Only Difference is, Nintendo is a Japanese Company, so that's why they're Like that, but for Microsoft, it's a Different Story, and not to mention, they are a American Company, so they are Taking Advantage of Capitalism and their Freedoms for their Anti-Consumer Practices, at least Microsoft didn't even sued a Computer Store for allowing their Customers rent a Rentable Version of Windows 3.1 or MS-DOS, unlike what Nintendo sued Blockbusters because they are not just Copying their Instruction Manual, but also Renting their Games that even Nintendo doesn't wanted to do so. In the end, Both of them is Anti-Consumer, but Microsoft wins than Nintendo does.

@@marcfatimania Wait, can you clarify? The main Youtubers I know which tell others to use Linux are far from forcing Linux, at worst telling others how terrible Microsoft is. And there is no way you believe calling out Anti-Consumer practices is an Anti-Consumer practice in itself.
And Windows does do what you are essentially claiming to be "unlike what [this] Compan[y] does". I have heard many horror stories of people waking up to their computers having W11 installed. Some say it is just them not carefully looking at what they click; I say that Microsoft designed it that way, considering the "Install W11" OOBE you occasionally get highlights the installation button and makes the alternative options almost hidden, with the most you can do being delaying the OOBE by 3 days. Microsoft is most certainly tricking people, and thus essentially forcing people, into installing W11.
Youtubers, at most, can make you fear Microsoft/Windows and tell you to use Linux. Windows can fearmonger, shove PUPs into your face, use the fear of change to their advantage, prevent you from using any other OS due to work, school, or other reasons, and trick you into installing W11. Microsoft has also done worse; remember when they added code to Windows 3.1 explicitly to prevent people from using a competing DOS, completely ending it, while not actually improving on what the competing DOS was beating them at (AARD Code)?
In short: Microsoft is Largely Anti-Consumer, unlike what these Youtubers do.
(Plus, Anti-consumer assumes you are actually the one responsible for the product; Youtubers do not own Linux, that's ridiculous to say, but Microsoft owns Windows.)
E: Also found in another discussion on this comment section, a rather neat documents about Microsoft's thoughts in regards to Linux. https://web.archive.org/web/20051225052023/http://www.catb.org/~esr/halloween/index.html
They have been acknowledged and verified by Microsoft themselves, and show that Microsoft's anti-consumer practices are known to Microsoft themselves, to the point they explicitly have a strategy to spread fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD). I don't care how much you are willing to defend Microsoft, at the very least you have to admit Microsoft does use anti-consumer practices in an attempt to eliminate competition. No Youtuber has that power.

@@GunnerSiIva
Exactly!

Linux is better anyway

@@marcfatimania
No, they aren't forcing you to use Linux, but they show how anti-consumer M$ sometimes is. At least Enderman doesn't force you to use Linux, few others might try to.
If you want to keep using Windows or any other OS, sure, you can do it.

I had a Large Question, Are those "YouTubers" forcing everyone to use Linux by making those kind of Videos? I'm wondering about it, since if it was, it is Largely Anti-consumer unlike what does Companies does.

@@JordanViknar
Oh, I didn't know that it's possible to run Roblox in Linux! Thanks for telling me, I'll try it son 😊
I already heard of the MC:BedrockEdition launcher for linux, maybe I should try that too...

Roblox works on Wine with Grapejuice.
People made a Minecraft Bedrock Launcher for Linux based on the Android application.

they don't even bother writing it in actual programming language lol

@@tpchannel5142 sorry typo lol

*danooct1

Tbh, I don't know if I'd want many of them to. The most compatible packaging format like flatpak is too privacy and user control focused for them to allow, and the fact Chrome just says lol just download and install the .deb file proves most will give as little support as possible if they do port.

I would count any version that is above everything

if you count windows 11 as malware, then yea

They even ruined some apps like skype

@@Firespecialstar " i didn't say that i don't remember the software that i don't use." - Did you just... say that you do not use the software? - Reformatted: I said that I remember the software I don't use. (Reason: unnecessary double negation)

"learning something that works differentely but with the same concept of what you learnt originally isn't as easy as you think" - Don't insult me, I do not "think" that it is easy, I know. I am a Linux user that used Windows for many years at first (like a certain individual here).
Every single person that uses Linux has learnt it after Windows or Mac OS (not o.s.).

"which i literally barely understand how it works, as i also tried to use it?" - You stated that you used Windows for YEARS, how many hours did you try Linux for? On top of that you could not possibly be lost, there is an app store. Do not tell me that your phone (that uses modded Linux) is hard for you too.

"the change i want is microsoft actually respecting user's privacy and respect the past stuff that made them so big" - Microsoft doesn't change like that. They do not and never will care about you. Just leave them behind.

"despite that i can't do much by my own." - Then why fight me like you can even win, weakling?

"i never said i disliked windows, i dislike what microsoft does to windows to abuse it at his own advantage" - Microsoft is not a he, but it. You should read what you just said once more. You stated that you dislike what is done to Windows. What is done to Windows is what Windows is, not anything else.

"not asking question on topics doesn't also mean that i don't wanna change something that i dislike." - Maybe, but you made it incredibly clear that you gave up a long time ago without even giving it a half-assed try.

Even Microsoft admits that Linux is better: https://web.archive.org/web/20051225052023/http://www.catb.org/~esr/halloween/index.html
You can see that it is from 2005, there are certain links that go even earlier.

Yes, but macOS is based on UNIX, for coding it’s really like coding on Linux
And I’m already using Ubuntu on a VM ;)

@@GunnerSiIva Mac Is intended to use in a similar way like Windows, i suggest you to try using a Linux O.S. then let me know

Me who has used a Mac for 5 years and has no problems with the Windows shitty computers at school : 🤣

​@@iXenox first, i didn't say that i don't remember the software that i don't use.

second, learning something from scrap is a thing, learning something that works differentely but with the same concept of what you learnt originally isn't as easy as you think, windows was my first O.S. which i learnt more and more with years, now because i don't want to have microsoft feets on my head, i should quit windows and use linux? which i literally barely understand how it works, as i also tried to use it?

the change i want is microsoft actually respecting user's privacy and respect the past stuff that made them so big, and in fact i already have in my pc a windows o.s. with a custom xp msstyle and without any telemetry, despite that i can't do much by my own.

also, i never said i disliked windows, i dislike what microsoft does to windows to abuse it at his own advantage. not asking question on topics doesn't also mean that i don't wanna change something that i dislike.

@@Firespecialstar That means nothing, there are many kinds of software exclusive to Windows (for some reason). Thereby I conclude that if you do not know what the software is that you probably do not need it at all.

On top of that the first step of a rebellion against Microsoft would be to stop using software (that you don't even remember) that is available only on Windows. A part of the strategy to get rid of competitors is to release proprietary software that only Microsoft can access.
And don't you dare say that learning new things is hard or that changing the tool used is not something you can do. You learned how to use the hot mess known as Windows and will continue to change your ways to accommodate Windows with every new and forced release.

I have no more to say to you until you revise your methods of answering simple questions.
You have not asked any questions on the topic and so I conclude that you do not want to change from what you "dislike". If you disliked it you would have at least hinted at wanting to change. "I want to change" is nothing at best and a waste of others time at worst.

@@Firespecialstar and it also has worser controls, i think that windows 10 is more user friendly than windows 11

@@iXenox software exclusive to windows that is necessary to me

What software specifically?

@@AshnSilvercorp Raytracing is just a gimmick for Gaming until it's 0 FPS impact when turning it on. But the tensor cores do work very well with Blender and OptiX...

I really made a good decision building my unit with a 6600xt. On the lower end yes, but it works for 1440p ultrawide gaming, and I haven't needed raytracing.

@@pa4inko I am a programmer with too much time after work and too much money LMAO.

@@kyoudaiken not really a fanatic of.. had had to compile several gentoo kernels for a 15 yo machine but only as a time killer fun thing while waiting for the vegas project to render off a laptop 8th gen i3 (you may've guessed it sucks, and it does), im neither a programmer nor a sysadmin myself anyway

@@pa4inko I'm sorry. I am just tired of that issue. Elecriticy is not free and in summer it's hot enough in here already... I wish I hadn't bought the 3090 tbh and would have waited until AMD is back on track with graphics. Looks like NVidia's Ada will need a nuclear reactor to be powered (My SeaSonic Prime Platinum 1300W would do it but it's getting ridiculous) and RDNA 3 might be more powerful and less power hungry... And Windows is just starting to piss me off as well since 11. Linux and hardware is still a bottomless can of worms and probably always will be. This is why we still have to deal with Windows.

@@pa4inko You probably had to install some drivers manually, did you? Or even compile kernel modules.

@@kyoudaiken well- not that i was trying to change your or someone else's mind, only my garbage opinion no one asked for that is 😐

@@kyoudaiken ikr, about the debian "stable" thing that ages packages and kernels well .. i've tried manjaro, gentoo, fedora, centos, mint and nixos before, but honestly i just said "nah" and went with simple non-ubuntified apt as it's basically enough for me xD like imagine ubuntu is still somewhere at kernel 5.4 while all the other distros, including debian, already go over 5.1x .. and yep, probably my computer setup is not as beefy as yours (can't argue but idk), i bought this laptop brand new in 2020, and i can't really tell it's that old in means of its hardware though supposedly being nothing at all compared even to desktop ryzen 3s lmao

@@pa4inko Also "for me everything works" comments are not only useless, they also aren't helpful.

@@pa4inko Well your stuff is not only matured old, also not really something I could make use of. I am running a Ryzen 5 4650G for my bedroom PC when it comes to ultra-low-end. But the PC with the 3090 is obviously a workstation and gaming combo. Other than missing OptiX and the power draw issue on Linux, it works very well. I am running Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS on my SSD-only NAS. Debian's packages are too old for my taste.

@@kyoudaiken weird stuff going on .. it's more like exactly your gpu model is way too rare (for obv reasons) so the driver support is really inconsistent xD im currently havin g zero issues with debian 11 kde (optimus 450 driver installed for my nvidia mx250) for daily usage and some gaming and windows external ssd to offload vegas, photoshop and other graphic tasks on.. debian's a lovely distro tho, im also running a debian 11 server in cli mode on a z77 mobo, and i'd recommend any of its flavors (just not gnome ffs) it to everyone at least somewhat tech savvy xD

@@GunnerSiIva They are partially. I really hope they'll open up the rest later as well.

@@pa4inko Kubuntu 22.04, proprietary driver version 510 manually installed in safe mode. Everything else worked fine, though the gddr6x memory was pegged at base clock which caused the high power consumption. This issue can happen on Windows as well! I can fix it on Windows by using g-sync on both my 144hz screens. Got one 1440p and ine UHD. Connecting another UHD 1440hz display pegs it at baseclock again. I doubt the framebuffer is too slow for 2x UHD plus 1440p at 144hz... Sorry for typos I'm in bed nauseated 🤢

@@DistrosProjects I tried to do a desktop recording with OBS on Kubuntu 22.04 via ffmpeg vaapi on my Ryzen 5 4650G bedroom PC . Although it worked out of the box, the recording froze midway. Recording via CPU worked flawlessly.

It’s always the NVidia drivers
Hopefully they’re open source now

@@kyoudaiken Note on AMD drivers for Linux: decoding and gaming will work great, but AMD's encoding system requires some extra work for OBS as well as the installation of proprietary AMD drivers and Open Compute. I couldn't get it to work personally at all but I think that's probably because I'm using a laptop. And forget about Davinci Resolve, that runs terribly with tons of bugs on AMD Linux for some reason (although that might be my laptop).

@@kyoudaiken im using Artix and I have 39.30 W idle with an RTX 3080. running at 1440p 144Hz with gsync enabled. proprietary drivers

​@@kyoudaiken woah that's a lot, were you using nouveau or proprietary 5xx drivers, and what distro was that?

@@username-du2er 120W idle power draw

what issues are you having regarding your 3090 on linux? if it's wayland compatibility i understand, but other than that im not sure

It's decent, but everyone wants that specific feature exclusive to premiere or vegas instead of realizing a ton of the same special effects are probably possible with Blender. But that requires workflow changes too. All video editors are pretty bad on certain things rn tbh.
At least KDE opens in under 10 seconds rather than 30+ with premire or davinci Resolve.

I still use Windows 7

Well yes because my Windows 10 thinks that I have TPM 2.0 but actually I don't have it

Defender doesn’t flag it because both programs are by Microsoft.

Yeah, but it doesn't even show your battery capacity! Just brings you to a microsoft website.

lol😂

@@AshnSilvercorp windows nukes grub only if you run commands like sfc /scannow (did i remember that right?)

Dualbooting has huge pitfalls if windows and your Grub bootmanager are on the same drive. Windows has nuked grub managers before.
Stay separate drives or go the route of VMing windows in Linux instead.

@@kyokazuto Why a VM when you want to switch the OS?

Yes, either that or using a VM.

Tbh that's everyone's "my PC so slow" problem...
It's just embarrassing cause it's not a hard technical thing to understand, but most hardly ever learn about technology they use. They just use it and never ask questions...

@@CatsRobloxOther2nd it used to be

@@halfhydra7280 It also does in Settings now.

It does have a purpose, Microsoft recommends you upgrade to Windows 11!

Same I also use it because some steam games only work with windows

Look into laptops or miniPCs that come bare bones instead. It's much better to know what's getting on your system the moment you make it.
(Some come with pop or manjaro out of the box if you understand them)

True

@@thelakeman2538 True. For those who come here arguing nvidia works fine, I'm a noob at Linux (obviously). It took me an entire day to get it working, as well as several hours to get programs working or to find substitutes for those programs. Also the default enabled driver did not work so I had to figure that out. Windows rn is the safest option for me, but I might trade in an AMD to see if I can get Linux going good

@@doge7831 Issue is I got an RTX 3090 which consumes 120W idle on Linux, compared to 40W on Windows. But frankly, the Windows driver has the same issue. It only works because of whatever. When I disable G-Sync and Free-Sync it also goes up to 120W idle power draw, heating up my whole room in summer. That's unacceptable. Going to get an RX8900XT or something. I will skip next gen AMD to check out how 7000 series will be and also to see what the power draw will be in the hopes that madness finally calms down again. Otherwise GPU prices are not an issue for me. But cheaper is always better of course.

Nvidea graphics will improve in the coming years especially since now nvidea is open sourcing some of the stuff, but yeah their proprietary drivers are better (only ones which are usable for the time being) but nowhere near their windows drivers.

i have an nvidia graphics card and it works good-ish on linux with the proprietary drivers. you can’t use wayland but other than that it works pretty well.

Let me guess... browse the web.

Well, you can still upgrade if you create a bootable USB and upgrade to W11 from it

@@Oweblow Works on my machine 🤷

Windows bricks itself when you boot Linux apparently.

@@arandomdude._. hardware is still ultimately the thing that makes stuff happen.
The only games that won't work on Linux right now are games purposefully using windows store program format and others using anticheats that haven't been made compatible with the Linux Kernel.

It's Nvidia that you've probably heard of that isn't great for Linux. That's starting to change, but it'll probably take another 5 years.
AMD tech has worked right out of the box for me.

@@AshnSilvercorp Yeah, I have a Raspberry Pi that can't really do things, and I heard linux isn't the best for gaming.

Bruh, just get an AMD GPU and a Ryzen 5 2000 series or higher and Linux grinds games beautifully. I have not run into a game I cannot play cause of graphical processing shortcomings.

He may be ignorant, but that software is obviously a PUP.

Xd

@@freddythebuilder I based that on the title and the average quality of his usual videos

@@freddythebuilder whatever lmao

mate the video wasnt even out when you commented

huh neat

No

@@iceangelx22 The game performance depends on how developers made it. But most games (even with proton) runs about the same as on windows. Some games are slower, some games are faster on linux.

@@Endermanch you can always disable the e-cores in the bios or via software, then go back to Windows 10 or something (I am not sure if this is available for your motherboard.) This is why I will only choose Intel's 11th gen CPUs and below

because i have alder lake and alder lake only works best on windows 11, e-cores

@@mzpl7357 One of us. One of us.

(Seriously just pick a distro you're comfortable with)

He uses arch

@@beepyshenanigans Could you send an invite link?

Yes he does

Ello

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@@ytcat497 that's not Linux fault, Adobe stuff doesn't work either. There are other video editors tho

Linux can't run vegas, so no professional & amazing editing on the videos.

Well, managing packages yes. Gentoo and kernel building is where the real meat of learning is of the core.
... of which I do not have the time... so I stick to understanding package management and gutensils in Arch.

Yes, So?

@@NoscoperSans besides the looks its just windows 10 but running slower

@@CrabHead501 and why shouldn't i? i like the looks, same was when i updated to win10, everyone told me not to, even tho it was 2020 already(i was on win7)
and after 2 years, i don't see anything bad at all, everything that tracks me and other microsoft shit is turned off with utilities, why can't i do the same with win11 and keep the nice looks?

Don't

I don’t have TPM 2.0, as is the case with most people.

dont install it

got a like in record time!!!!

@@thelakeman2538 and even that is a hit or miss, or requires lots of tinkering...

Wine works for games but not for video editing software.

@@Lazymotion im not that proud, im just saying that you can use wine to use windows apps.

@@Lazymotion ^

I've come to a point where I think Linux users are so proud of their operating system that they think they are entitled to shove this exact comment on everyone's face

@@GunnerSiIva have you seen how restrictive apple is, with applications and the like? entire video card companies are restricted right off the bat, theres very little backwards compatibility, and when the OS updates, it may refuse to to run anything that isnt updated along with it. dismissed as a bad defense.

@@matthewbarabas3052 macOS has UNIX compatibility AND the software is integrated with the hardware so it's better than Windows

the alternatives are either just as bad (apple) or so obscure that its pointless. (linux)

@@mzpl7357 Most people just need a web browser, so they don't have to worry with "app compatibility"

People are used to it, people don't know there are alternatives (maybe macos but most people think its expensive and probably think linux is for hackers too lol), people don't wanna deal with app compatibility

I love this community

он и так русский

I like russian coding

@@freddythebuilder But it was interesting for me the Video.

mate the video wasnt even out when you commented

@@nvssgoat thats the problem

@@StudioHawaii Why would I care lmaooo, every company needs some profit in some way

@@nvssgoat I would say you should try switching to linux or something because microsoft is money hungry

@@StudioHawaii Why? My Windows 10 machine works great (R5 3600X + GTX1660 + 16GB Corsair Vengeance), with great performance on games and good performance on editing softwares (Premiere Pro + After Effects).

I have an SSD too and the boots are fast, even if it's just kind of a standby mode, not much difference on a full restart too.

All my program work, all my drivers work, no specific problems. Why would I switch ? To have next to no native games ? Struggle with WINE compatibility ? No Office Programs ?

That's just not worth it

@@nvssgoat well linux works also just anything but windows

@@sv_du well both do

@@hmwndp Excatly, Linux fanboys are gonna find every little possible flaw from Windows, even the most minimal, to tell you that it matters to your life and that you should switch to finally defeat the evil Microsoft.

@@sv_du I go to ANY video mentioning Windows in any way and I never stop hearing this one thing...

Nah Linux rules