Fun fact: The ribbon UI in file explorer can also be accessed by starting Control Panel and moving up one level (clicking the up button). This lasts until you close the window. You can also get the Windows 7 toolbars in explorer by navigating to Contacts and going back. Just like the ribbon, it will last until the window is closed.

The control panel one worked, but I couldn't  replicate the win 7 one. Still, these should be fixed, but won't be lol.

so is Windows 11 UI a reskin that apply on top of the old UI?

@@minhhoang6438 It's possible that Windows 11's UI is another layer on top of everything before it, especially considering how Enderman mostly transformed it to the old Windows 10 UI in one of his videos.

@@minhhoang6438 yep, and it has some interesting things you can do 'coz of that:

Disadvantage - Windows is bloated. If Microsoft rewrites all the code , win 11 will be much smaller in size.

Advantage - As everything is just frontend layer, and backend is not at all changed, windows is backwards compatible. You can run windows xp, nt, 9x softwares and they'll run on win 11 no issues. For older software, you have dosbox.

@@Creatinator512 You can still give windows 11 the classic theme from windows 2000-7, just super butchered without a ton of custom programs. But, I like it so it was worth.

@Why why just why.stupid fails "I see this as an absolute win."

@@Creatinator512 yuri de la casa de mi casa y me voy a bañar y me Erick a la casa de mi casa y me voy a bañar y me

@@davepackard3919 que no se te olvide el agua y

De Uriel y el agua y el agua y el agua y el agua

@@Creatinator512 In Fact, Windows 10 is just a skin overtop Windows 7, which is basically just a modified Vista. And 11 is yet another reskin.

@@jaypaint4855 I'm sure that Windows has been layers of different versions on top of each other, especially given that Enderman has made a video on the various layers of Windows.

Or u can just type in a file system directory in the control panel ribbon input

@@archishmannag it's iffy on legacy software in places where windows 10 handles it fine in some of the 9x and xp software

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@@jaypaint4855 You forgot windows 8 (arguably)


Shoutout to that one guy that coded the Task Manager. He coded the thing to be at the heart of the system specifically so it will still run and perform its functions excellently no matter the situation and it shows here with it still functioning perfectly fine despite the shell shitting itself

yes, however when task manager stops working...<br>your PC is beyond saving.

yes, however when task manager stops working...
your PC is beyond saving.

@@totallyoriginal6934 don’t you know the ctrl-shift-esc to open another one?

@@rogervanbommel1086 even then, if it doesn't work...

@@totallyoriginal6934 That happened to me and I couldn’t open control alt delete or the start menu, so I had to find a way to restart (that took a long time) so I didn’t damage it. Finally worked

@@totallyoriginal6934 Everybody is an atheist up until the task manager starts to freeze.

On my old laptop, my Task Manager was freezing with the already freezing apps.

And somehow the brand new task manager is absolutely horrendous and slow as fuck

@@SnrubSource Depends on your PC. If task manager is running slow, something is wrong.

Also, if you were to strip away all the cosmetic garbage that new Windows versions add, Task Manager is still the same Task Manager that was first coded. It hasn't changed, at all, other than cosmetically. It's that robust.

@@FenekkuKitsune not really, there were a minor functional changes in windows 11

@@DsiakMondala Considering a heated argument over religion in a different reply section, yeah.

He has a YouTube channel called Dave's Garage

@@DsiakMondala On my computer sometimes a glitch causes 1000+ processes of a charging modifier to open up. Task Manager opens but it is completely blank.

@@totallyoriginal6934one day i was playing roblox, trying to see my CPU Usage it was at 92% then I tried minimising it and horror. Task Manager had just had the (Not Responding) Tag and crashed.<br>My PC is still fine until I downloaded a virus

@@totallyoriginal6934one day i was playing roblox, trying to see my CPU Usage it was at 92% then I tried minimising it and horror. Task Manager had just had the (Not Responding) Tag and crashed.
My PC is still fine until I downloaded a virus

bom bom  I've had task manager not responding and explorer crashing etc before

most of the time it is not responding tho

i'm not sure its the same code underneath, the guy coded it for xp (or 95/98 i'm not sure) but they may have reprogrammed it for windows 10/11

@@jimmyneutron129 Every version of Windows past DOS, is just a reskin of DOS. You can find bits of XP in windows 11 today, every Windows version uses that same code "base", that being system32. The only code for Task Manager that would've been changed would've maybe been minor bug fixes, minor improvements, and of course the cosmetic stuff. Everything else, the stuff that actually makes it work, is the exact same as it was back then.

i find these days that no longer works, when the pc freezes task manager freezes with it, i think they've broken task manager

@@topmandog1 Depends on what you're doing. If you're overwhelming your hardware, there's nothing task manager can do. The biggest strength it has is that when everything else on your PC is having a fit, task manager will be the last thing to crash. The oasis in the desert.

@@FenekkuKitsune when your on desktop and just have a single program open and it freezes its frozen my task manager too, its only a issue ive had on windows 11

@@topmandog1 If the program's hogging that many resources you have an issue.

@@rogervanbommel1086 Dave didn't make the modern task manager, but I'm sure code was reused from the older one


It feels surreal seeing 9999 and 10,000 on the date bar, it gives me this odd "the world is ending" feeling

yeah just felt something strange as the programs started having a stroke. Its very weird and eerie

@@leihejun844 no, we are in now 12023 (according to kurzgesagt)

I know right? It kinda feels sad, but informative.

We'll make it there. We'll have turned the Earth into a uninhabitable ball of glassed rock at the rate we're going but we'll still be around even if the planet dies due to how stubborn we humans are. O_O

@@vibrantgleamits weird they made the name of something that almost caused an calamity an aesthetic

@VscogirlLily  yeah. its so weird like "omg slay world is ending aesthetic!" like what

Like٫ there are plenty aesthetics that arent named after a calamity٫ preppy٫ vsco٫ softie٫ cottagecore٫fairycore

@@vibrantgleamI am waiting for year 2038 bug

Yeah cuz nothing was working meaning that windows will not be a thing at that time 😮

Believe me, the world will have ended way before 9999 or 10,000.

Oh you won't be alive so the world must be ending. Check your narcissism

I'm sure people in the year 1999 felt the same way about it becoming the year 2000... Oh wait... I was one of those people.

ppl thought it would end 1999 as well going towards 2000

@@juaaanbernardofresno9952 it’s just a comment it isn’t that serious ☠

The futuristic synth wave probably doesn’t help with that feeling

@@TeardropCantTalk  yeah I was joking lol

At the end of time some computer will still be running windows 10 for some reason

There are two ends, and one of them is the end of your own life. The other is end of the world as a whole.

Because thats what people thought when 2000 was tommorrow

What about year 2100? 3000? 10000? Will people think it's gonna be special or world-ending just like when it was year 2000?

Luckily I won’t have to worry about this one in my lifetime

all of the buildings are mossy
you try to run from the explosion that the sun caused
you just see a white light behind you
you think this out by trying looking closer
but you just blinded yourself
you still try to run away
but you bumped to a wall
our entire population destroyed
went to a new beginning
this time our bodies are mentalist
our buildings high tech
our chips super intelligent
you don’t need to eat
and with that all is tech
Suddenly! an human popped out of nowhere
and it was you
you were alive this entire time
you were not blind anymore
your tech from 2023 came with you
but it’s 100000 years now
robots seem confused and now this is a start of an new future!

Everyone gonna forget about windows 10 in 9999 year. I think there will be windows 4X or windows 36

Hey, they updated windows xp to counter wannacry, they could do it for windows 11 if it is necessary.

Nobody knows when the world is gonna end. So enjoy

And not the Ill never see it feeling lol

DESTROY THE ROBOTS <b>have a stroke in the area of white box</b>

DESTROY THE ROBOTS *have a stroke in the area of white box*

@@WeAintJokinHereu ain't surreal lil bro tryna be funny


i like how after dozens of years, windows haven't changed a bit, we get the same thing but just in another wrap

@@gurvb Actually 15. Vista was revolutionary.

@16c eh not really. the windows 3.1 icons are just because MS left them that way. also MS used to revamp a lot of stuff back then.

@@winexperiments bruh. vista added another explorer app which put XP hardware to their knees. and some games/game revamps with a welcome center

Vista was just way ahead of its time,which is why windows 7 is basically a more optimized and improved vista and it goes as the best os ever made for many people

@@Abaw Vista was ahead of its time tho. I honestly like the aesthetics of Vista better than Windows 7. But the lag on XP hardware, the many bugs and the fact that it has way less support than Windows 7, makes me use Win7 and higher.

@@gurvb not 27 years, this was 10000 years later and it still looks almost exactly like windows 11

@@avisprimey wait so does that mean we can lower our year to 1999 and get godly cpu ??? (NEW OVERCLOCKING METHOD)

I mean the kernel at the core of everything works really efficiently considering everything I've seen so it makes sense they leave that, and all they do is change the GUI and add new features to that, under the hood it's relatively the same because it works well. It's stable as long as you stay within the limits of the OS and don't do stupid stuff like recklessly change registry entries unless your in a Virtual Machine, I consider that experimentation, not idiocy since it's not ruining an active windows install that is being used for anything.

@@WilliamHollinger2019 not really their software has been changing a fair bit within the last 5 years

@@Platinum199 there still hasnt been a major ui update since ios 11

@@Platinum199 and the only huge ios update was from 6 to 7

@@sparecks5169 there’s been plenty, Lock Screen recently got a overhaul, with the home screen when widgets came out and the ability to customise icons that was a huge improvement, control centre has been changed a lot over the years, etc

@@avisprimey This just sounds like programmed obsolescence 👁🐽👁

@@xdiq Windows 11 is just a skin of windows 10 with new features. Oje way you can tell is by swapping the explorer.exe files in windows 10 and 11. On windows 11, it will just use the windows 10 taskbar and explorer. Idk about win10

@@xdiq you can either gain permissions to system32, take windows 10s explorer (it should be named explorer.exe obv), copy it to system32, overwrite (you can rename windows 11s explorer to sometime like explorer1 incase, anything goes wrong), qnd then just restart pc

https://youtu.be/0Yi8kKACUco as you can see, it uses the windows 10 explorer

I think it's not a Windows problem, computers work that way

at this point it just feels like a new coat of paint on the walls of an old house

@@gurvb Windows NT 3.51 (released May 30, 1995, 27 years ago) isn't close. If you're saying win95, it isn't even related as its kernel is msdos instead of winNT. winXP merged the dos branch with winNT. winXP x64 edition (released 19 years ago) is oldest OS win11 is close to. Interestingly, the win11's NT version is the same as win10. In other words, they are exactly the same beneath the UI and some system requirements.

@@WilliamHollinger2019 are you sure? i dont remember android having anything innovative

@@WilliamHollinger2019 except there's no new wrap, literally just the same design and more expensive

Windows 11 or any windows itself cant create a update which it doesnt know, unless  <br>The computer could forward time or be a time machine, so what do you expect, they're not programmed ← (sorry if i misspelled it) to make themselfs an update, unless an update is officially released.

Windows 11 or any windows itself cant create a update which it doesnt know, unless
The computer could forward time or be a time machine, so what do you expect, they're not programmed ← (sorry if i misspelled it) to make themselfs an update, unless an update is officially released.

That's clearly fake cause at each gen we have a gazillion increase in M$ malware and that's clearly a big totally new game changing feature 😂

I used a registry edit to use Win 10 taskbar on Windows 11.@@sparecks5169

Windows 8, 10 and 11 are all Vista in a new shell


This really shows just how robust windows XP really was. Almost all of its ancient features are still working under dozens of layers of jank and reskins.

Can't wait for them to reset Windows development and go back to Windows XP.

Can't wait for them to reset Windows development and go back to Windows XP.

@@NazmusLabs "guide you to Islam" was there really a need to tell people to be Muslims as you?

@@unavailable292 bro do people still think gods and miracles are real? Instead of physics and chemistry trickd

Only composition is done with GPU, almost everything else is done in RAM at a MemoryDC

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol yeah??? who says people cant be a hybrid

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol yeah??? who says people cant be a hybrid

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol and is there something wrong with believing in a religion?

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol and is there something wrong with believing in a religion?

@@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223 no. Unless you abuse religion for your own gain. but spamming shit in comment sections is just annoying.

@@fbiagentmiyakohoshino8223  Yes there is .   They are outdated worldviews with no evidence to back them up.   Believing in nonsense like that, is by definition wrong.

@@roberine7241  wrong. There is a lot wrong with believing in myths.

@@roberine7241  wrong. There is a lot wrong with believing in myths.

@@xxxod my dude if I just want to to comfort myself while thinking about whatever comes after death using religion just let me.

@@xxxod you don't know shit you're saying and that's what's funny.  there's no reason to hate somebody because they believe in something. this is extremely offensive to all religions, and I hope you learn better.

@@solar_pan-el I don’t dislike myth believers. I just think they need to use their brains and stop believing in fairy tales!  Religion is not true. Science is the only demonstrable truth.

@@roberine7241 if you dont like to read it ignore it, no one is forcing you to, you should probably evaluate why do you care so much about what someone believes on

@@naoeveel  well if you don't like my comment why not follow your own advice? also I am not the judging someone for what they believe in. I only said people should not abuse religion for personal gain and stated the obvious fact spamming stuff in comment section is annoying. did you reply to the wrong person?

@@unavailable292 bruh prob isn't muslim anyways, it ain't allowed in Islam to interfere with other people's religions

@@roberine7241 That's because we want to kick your ass, why well..... because it's fun. <br>The harder you kick the better 🦵

@@roberine7241 That's because we want to kick your ass, why well..... because it's fun.
The harder you kick the better 🦵

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflolGod’s existence is proven mathematically and scientifically, heretic

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol I believe in God, though I'm not specifically Muslim. Are you going to call me stupid for that? It seems implied that anyone who is religious is stupid based on this comment.

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol i am sure who created chemestry and alchemy was the CATHOLIC CHURCH,by making other subjects be considered dark magic.

Guys shut up.

There is nothing wrong in neither religion nor atheism.

Some people trust beliefs, some trust facts.

Both are right in their own way.

I mean there is nothing wrong in neither religion nor atheism, but don't force others to be the same religion as you.

@@xxxod le region bad amirite?? xdddd <br>better go smoke sumadat 420 and listen to some more xtentacion monkey screeching dude

@@xxxod le region bad amirite?? xdddd
better go smoke sumadat 420 and listen to some more xtentacion monkey screeching dude

@@simplifytech1 truth is not a matter of opinion. Sorry but you’re wrong.

@@simplifytech1 truth is not a matter of opinion. Sorry but you’re wrong.

Well, Windows has to be that way. Otherwise EXE files for example would stop working across the globe. With tricks, you can even use 16-bit EXE on a 64-bit Windows natively - means almost all Windows 95/98 programs. Was windows 3.1 16-bit, too? However, its just the stupid sugarcoat, which breaks. And thats why XP was so reliant, the 64-bit XP even more stable. I only got BSOD on 64-bit XP, when the hardware or HDD messed up.

@@xxxod just let people believe what they wanna believe dude. everyone is raised in a certain way, and some are raised to believe religion. it doesn't matter, and also some people use it to comfort themselves, which i'm pretty sure literally everyone else is fine with. you don't have to just go responding to people's belief in religion by just telling everyone they're wrong. I'm agnostic btw so I don't have any bias. Scientifically, this stuff isn't really feasable, but it's impossible to know for sure. So please just shut up like @SimplifyTech said. I honestly don't even know how a video about Windows 11 turned into speaking about religion.

@@irludure  If anyone should shut up it's the people who say "jUSt LeT peOpLe belIEVe whAtEveR"... because they truly have no idea what they are talking about.   That is a one dimensional and naive view.   This position is often taken by people who were never raised believing in any religion, so they have no room to speak.

@@xxxod just because someone is religous doesn't mean they are some type of extremist. i dont see most religions causing much issues... if they are such a big problem, then can you tell me what the issue is instead of bitching around about how i have no idea what im talking about?

@@irludure letting people to believe "whatever they want" is harmful and negligent because beliefs inform actions.

core beliefs influence our behavior , decision making, and perception of the world.

everyone reserves the right to choose their own beliefs without being confined by the religious beliefs of their parents or culture.

 When someone is raised with a particular religion, they did not choose that religion based on their own critical thinking or personal experience with different belief systems.

Instead, they were essentially indoctrinated into that particular view from a young age, often by their guardians or the cultural norms of their society.

It is not okay to endorse these closed minded cycles and it is actually quite productive to critique such beliefs.

whole comment replies got ruined because of one kid seeking attention. great job!

whole comment replies got ruined because of one kid seeking attention. great job!

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol out with the old gods, in with the new, eh?

@@windowsxpmemesandstufflol out with the old gods, in with the new, eh?

@@cocoan-s-e-a   people have the right to be wrong.   You can believe in flat earth and anti vaxx and gods but that is ignorance at its finest

@@unavailable292im a muslim but I dont like these bots nor the other religion bots. Nobody is gonna be like "you know im feeling like being x religion after this comment" thats not what comments are supposed tb

@@xxxod I am a Christian, and after reading your comments, you have made me comment this. I believe there  is one true god. No matter what the frick you do, I will always believe this. Sorry, but you pull no bitches

@@xxxod Your the type of person to think people think fairy tales are real

@@xxxod Your the type of person to think people think fairy tales are real

@@xxxodman I was raised Christian but you’re just speaking jibber jabber rn, that’s a stance I take because what we name The Lord shouldn’t divide people. That’s just as stupid as politics. That’s pretty stupid alright.

@@xxxod nothing doesn't come from nothing

@@xxxod nothing doesn't come from nothing

@@athank3509  correct.    why would a god exist from nothing? and create everything from nothing?

@@unavailable292 it's a spam bot my dude.

@@unavailable292 it's a spam bot my dude.

@@roberine7241DW dude, it was just a bot. Crazy to see how this all spiraled out of control.

why is this religious bullsh*t in the comment section?!

why is this religious bullsh*t in the comment section?!

@@thomasca Dude.. take your politics elsewhere. That doesn't belong here.<br>The war there has been raging on far longer than the last few weeks. Why don't you go join (an) army and try make a difference instead of empty internet words.

@@thomasca Dude.. take your politics elsewhere. That doesn't belong here.
The war there has been raging on far longer than the last few weeks. Why don't you go join (an) army and try make a difference instead of empty internet words.

@@thomasca Free Tibet, Free China, Free anyone under opression.
Your literally trying to 'free' a country that's in the middle of a 3000+ year old turf war, by commenting under a completely unrelated Message thread, under a completely unrelated video. Your pathetic little words will do nothing.
Seriously do so f*ing research. And move to Gaza if you're jazzed about getting in the middle of this.


just a note with the CPU process usage: None of the applications or services actually were using that much of CPU, it is a bug of task manager that cannot properly show the CPU usage when there is CPU idle disabled in the power plan settings, i guess forced CPU disabled idle is another bug of changing the date

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Errors:
4:33 - ms-settings:/ - File system error (-2018374635)
4:40 - Not implemented (1)
4:45 - Class not registered
4:55 - ms-calculator:/ - File system error (-2018374635)
4:56 - Not implemented (2)

That Class not registered error is because of shell crashing constantly

@@mayankpatle8829 Makes sense, the Windows API needs to create classes for windows (buttons and other controls) every time after a crash


"back in our day, we don't use task manager to make windows usable"

@Jeymen ok cool bro, im not even a native english speaker

cheese, why is everyone angry on small grammatical mistake

Might bypass win11 requirments on my 2012 8 yr old compaq cq58

yeah we didn't have enough time to open it before ME bluescreened

@@TheFloppaYT If it is from 2012, then it is 10 years :D

@Jeymen *am I.
idiot.
also, not being a native english speaker isn't a universal excuse. i'm not a native english speaker, and i speak without major errors.

why "without major errors", you ask? well, because i start every sentence with a small letter and i use i instead of I to refer to myself.
this whole reply is pretty unimportant tho.

@@GERALD_786 ikr,back then you could correct someone and everything would be good since you're just helping them with their English but now either they get mad at you or spam the nerd emoji which seems to be their main way to argue anyways

@Jeymen alr, if you don't want to participate in the conversation you could've just said so.<br>instead of, y'know, sending a cring emoji.

@Jeymen alr, if you don't want to participate in the conversation you could've just said so.
instead of, y'know, sending a cring emoji.

@@michalklima4744 jokes on you i got win11 running on it just fine no lag no issues used the the script from github that skips tpm check

@@TheFloppaYT the issues is if you look at the task manager

back in the day it was not windows  it was DOS.

@MackyGaming What dou you mean?  I'd rather be a nerd than a lazy kid who does nothing with his fuc*<b>*</b> life.

@MackyGaming What dou you mean?  I'd rather be a nerd than a lazy kid who does nothing with his fuc**** life.


This looks like either rollover bugs from stuff like the taskbar renderer or WinUI 2/3, or SSL errors (because the taskbar in Windows 11 is a WebView2) to me, however it's weird that earlier versions of Windows can handle Year 10000, but 11 can't, leaning me to the WebView or WinUI hypothesizes.

I might do my own set of research later, primarily if settings in ExplorerPatcher might be able to make things in the shell "stable".

That's false everything in Windows 11 is WinUI. Nothing in the shell uses a WebView. If you're referring to the caret browsing feature that I'd a functionality of WinUI and is present in all native apps built with WinUI.

@@bobmarley8524 The taskbar is literally a webview2 render. If you break Windows 11 enough you'll even get to see the old proper win32 taskbar from Windows 10 that you're not supposed to see. Enderman has a video on that too (look for 'Making Windows 11 usable').

realistically, WebView shouldn't use TLS, if it does it's the dumbest idea I've ever heard

@@bacionboi Because it's a big trend right now, using web browsers to render UI.

@@bobmarley8524 Have fixed the comment based on this information

this reply comment section is basically geniuses (maybe working with windows???)

The taskbar being a web browser is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard and I honestly wouldn't even be surprised at this point

@@chachaboy2It's an old trend from MS to use a web browser for everything.<br>They already tried that 25 years ago: just look at the Windows Desktop Update from IE4/Windows 98.

@@chachaboy2It's an old trend from MS to use a web browser for everything.
They already tried that 25 years ago: just look at the Windows Desktop Update from IE4/Windows 98.


Actually, you can set the date MUCH higher (up to year 30827 according to winapi docs) using the SetSystemTime winapi and giving it a SYSTEMTIME struct.

What if you passed a higher value anyway? Like 32767

@@Zooiest probably rollback to negative or 1980 or zero

lol someone really needs to go into the code and make it so year rollover bugs aren't an issue anymore so we don't have to think about them. First Y2k, next Y10k, what's the next fix? Y100k? XD

@@christopherrogers532 leave y10k for people of 8k years in future. we done a great job

@@christopherrogers532it might just be a limitation of the clock itself since that looks like a specific number but im not sure

@@christopherrogers532Y2K happened because computers were expensive and so they had to write the year as 19XX with the XX being replaceable with the year number to save space. So if its 1998, it would appear as the number 98 in the memory and  would replace the XX part with 98. But since the millennium was coming, it would have the number 100, causing computers to write 19100 instead of correctly writing 2000. That's a limitation.

Now rollbacks just happen because it is a fundamental flaw of counting in computers, simply they don't have enough hands to count upon.

Imagine adding 999 and 1, but you can only see 3 digits, from the hundreds, tens, and ones. If you did the operation, it would become 1000, but since you can only see the hundreds, tens, ones digit place, you would only see 000 which would evaluate as 0. This is why if you set computers at high clock numbers, it would roll back to the 1980s. They cannot see the digit that is 1, because they can only see specific digits, called bits in computers.

Software devs are practical and they just want their app running, or their new features working, so they won't fix a problem unless it actually undermines the software's usability. You know, current issues that need to be solved, not the bugs that will happen  in the year 10000

Overall, it's fine. Let the new kids fix it when the time comes in the year 10000, since we'll be long dead then.

@@christopherrogers532The next issue is actually the year 2038 bug, when the Unix epoch (in 32-bit form) will roll over. However, most systems have already switched to 64-bit epochs, which will last beyond the heat death of the universe.

@@AureliusR Want to bet someone does 128-bit or higher just to do so or prove it can be done?

30827? The world will be so much different, everything we know will either turn to dust or be in some museum, maybe ignored by everyone, maybe loved, who the fuck knows

@@christopherrogers532 why 30827? What integer limit is that? If 65535 is the 16 bit limit, what's 30827?

@@deceptioncxv6385 that's the year you'll reach before rolling over a 64-bit seconds counter. My remark about heat death was a bit facetious but still, it's so far in the future the planet and humans will not be the same. Consider how long written history is, it's not even close to how far away the 300th century is.

@@AureliusR ohh makes sense. Kinda like the unix time but for 64 bit?

@@deceptioncxv6385 That's what Unix time *is*. It was originally a 32-bit seconds counter that started at 0 on January 1st, 1970 at midnight. However, that would reach the maximum 32-bit unsigned value (0xFFFF FFFF) in 2038. So most Unix-based systems (Linux, the BSDs, etc.) have converted it to a backward-compatible 64-bit unsigned integer.

@@AureliusR By then we will stop the expansion of the universe and block the heat death, and experience the  Y10^500 bug.

@@christopherrogers532 you haven't heard of y2k38?

@@jktech2117The RFC "Y20k and Beyond" by S. Gladsman already solved the Y10K bug and all possible bugs of that kind we may have for as long as the universe exists.

@@akeiaiIn spite of being called the “new millennium” the year 2000 itself didn’t mark a new millennium. It would be the final year of the second millennium and when 2001 arrived, that’s when we entered a new millennium and century.


Props to this man for time traveling to all of these years just to entertain us!

that's simply straight up overused and unfunny, shut up man and go get REAL humor

i wanna ruin the joke so he just changed the date

@@ToniKroos5 How are you so sure he just changed the date?

@@ToniKroos5 wow. didnt know that thanks. /s

@@checkmatestalingrad leave him with his weird shenanigans <br>we all know he time traveled

@@checkmatestalingrad leave him with his weird shenanigans
we all know he time traveled

@أنفاسُالوَرد-خ4ث

@@ToniKroos5 Thanks for clarifying this to me.


Lesson learned: whenever you set the year to 9998 in Windows 11 you get a free rave party (or a trip to the hospital for those with epilepsy)


Makes me worry that we'll have a Y2.1K situation with Windows 11

Looking into the SYSTEMTIME data structure set in the Windows API, you'll find that the value is a ULONG (unsigned long) which makes the value pretty big however if it passes a certain amount it will overflow, so yes, it is still possible on Windows 11.

@Gamerzvm • 7.9B views it already was crashing amd ustable/slow at year 9998 so before 10k maybe it gradualy gets slower as the date increases

@@KeinNiemand I always wondered why PCs keep getting slower as the years roll by - now I know it's got nothing to do with bloatware at all!

@@LevsYT bruh either I'll be alive or dead before that (I estimate I will live till 2080 ngl)

most of us will not even make it to 2100 anyways

That had BETTER be sarcasm!!@@gary.h.turner

@@RallyElite the year 2100 is 8000 years away? damn bruh i didnt know we live a whole 2000 years before any human civilizations first emerged

@@avgredditmod  i meant the year 10k. also playing a joke on the long time between now and y2.1k

@@RallyElitenah the year 10k is over 7975 years away


I like how simply changing a number on the clock to 9999 will cause windows to have a stroke

Too old for the generation , please try again with the pack: windows 78 Ultimate.

This even works on older versions of the NT family, just shows how old it is.


The fact the current windows core is actualy Window XP is insane. Is like a car that have been totally modified to look like current car with bunch of modern assist device. But its still using the same old engine from 1980's.

Mh, there is a difference - a small detail here.
On a 64-bit WIndows, if the very core is Windows XP, it would be actually Windows Server 2003 64-bit.
Due to being a server OS in disguise, Windows XP Professional 64-bit (AMD64) was super stable. It would only BSOD, if the hardware was some obscure low-quality stuff with quirky drivers or failing in general.

yes, modern windows is a duct tape of the past windows. never changed and unorganized regedit is the evidence

The current win11 core isn't winxp just because it looks like xp when things go awry, or because it inherits bugs found in earlier versions of the OS. Pretty much <b>all</b> OS kernels are iterative and go years or even decades back. If you really want to go down this rabbit hole, it goes way further back than XP. XP (Or Windows NT 5.1) was built on Win2k (5.0) was built on NT4 was built on NT3. Unintuitively, there is no Windows NT before version 3. It started at 3 to get mind-share with the consumer version of Windows of the same time, which was Windows 3.x.

The current win11 core isn't winxp just because it looks like xp when things go awry, or because it inherits bugs found in earlier versions of the OS. Pretty much *all* OS kernels are iterative and go years or even decades back. If you really want to go down this rabbit hole, it goes way further back than XP. XP (Or Windows NT 5.1) was built on Win2k (5.0) was built on NT4 was built on NT3. Unintuitively, there is no Windows NT before version 3. It started at 3 to get mind-share with the consumer version of Windows of the same time, which was Windows 3.x.

@@ren5689 Also there's NTFS and how Microsoft doesn't care about replacing that obsolete file system.

Well, operating systems are complex pieces of software with thousands of lines of code. You just don't get rid of all the work you've already done, there is no need to reinvent the wheel every time.


I like how everything just struggles to run, the equivalent of lights in a hallway flickering, struggling to survive


Imagine someone actually manages to boot up Windows 11 in the year 10000 and this happens

This should be shown in museums in year 10000 to show how primitive technology we use eight millennium ago :v

@@gpubenchmarks7905 I don't think people 7 millenia from now will care wether it's a typewriter or windows 15, they'll laugh at the simple "technology" we use today no matter what!

@@Bempus i always look at primitive technology with fascination.
like how we were able to do so many things with just stones wood and mud.
i think many other people do to due to those primitive technology channels being so popular a while back.

But Windows 11 64bit doesn't support 8 petabytes of ram.

@@mickeyt2024this is why education is important.


it feels kinda weird thinking about how this day is actually gonna come and none of us is gonna be there and nobody will remember us


It would be interesting to see what happens if the date is set to 10000 on a version older than XP

@@BestYoutuber893 You can't even change the resolution in Windows 2 and Windows 1. Instead, we need Windows ME.

it wouldn't be as bad probably because they don't use browsers to render stuff


So interesting to see the random, unrelated ways windows breaks after the time is set to 9999 and 10,000


"i'd like to activate my windows licence of windows 11"
"Sir, the support ran out 7977 years ago"
"Yes"


If I remember correctly from what I learned about Task Manager that eatleast the classic Taskmanager was built on a reserved interrupt. That is probably why it is working... As back in the old days you could restart using its Keycomb...  (and you even can do this on BSD and Linux OS to this day...

The creator of task manager has a YT channel, and has talked quite a bit about the resilience of that program. (the original at least)<br>It's quite fascinating to see how that program can work in almost any situation.

The creator of task manager has a YT channel, and has talked quite a bit about the resilience of that program. (the original at least)
It's quite fascinating to see how that program can work in almost any situation.


Microsoft really needs to find a fix to this, imagine if windows became unusable in 8,000 years. It would be a catastrophe.

Nah bro we'll all be on X operating system by then


Enderman: Sets year to 10000 on Windows 11
Me, an intellectual: Sets year to 11 000 on Windows 11

Enderman: Sets year to 10000 on Windows 11
Me, an intellectual: Sets year to *11* 000 on Windows 11

At 11/11, on the 11'th hour, minute, second, millisecond, nanosecond...


It's impressive how computers work in such a specific way

@@consensai Yeah they didnt even take into account that someone was still going to use Windows 11 in 7977 years they are so dumb

@@ArmaRGool Limiting the bytes for storing the year is a good design choice. What they did wrong is to not prevent this value being to high that it creates issues<br>This is a typical example of how unreliable is this os

@@ArmaRGool Limiting the bytes for storing the year is a good design choice. What they did wrong is to not prevent this value being to high that it creates issues
This is a typical example of how unreliable is this os


some of the worse side effects are actually remitted by the y2k bug as a lot of devs put in safegards so it wolnt be as bad


I’m going to take a guess there’s some type of fallback implementation that isolates the core functions... time/date is implemented in APIi calls and anything that is expecting a certain value returned in memory allocated as X bytes is causing a memory address to become invalid so the kernel kills the offending process (which is why explorer and its functions keep dying and restarting).  So Microsoft probably learned a few lessons with the Y2K bug but a lot of Windows apps remain fundamentally unchanged from the olden days and Windows and it’s components are a huge amount of code to analyze and implement fixes into (without causing new ones during that process is actually really difficult to do, especially if it’s compiled using libraries whose code can be many many years out of date).  I wouldn’t want to go searching through OS code looking out for one tiny error without creating new ones!  Plus, who the hell will be using Windows in 9999?  We’ll be lucky to even have a habitable planet at that point!

The Task Manager was made to be independent from the shell, actually!


I am amazed the OS even boots. While driver signatures are valid by itself, the certificates would have expired by this point.
I think Windows is trying to restore itself by trying to get a new valid root certificate and update for itself to ensure system health.
And it can't, because SSL (used for the update) doesn't like being outside the valid ranges, as certs specify a valid "not before X" and "not after X". That's why you can't browse the web properly, if you set your system clock f.e 30 years ahead or after today.

If you set the clock even 3 months ahead, pretty much all web certificates would be invalid.

@@katrinabryce  Actually not. Certificates themselves are invalid as soon their expiration date is met in UTC+0. Validity ranges from 10 years to 30, internal windows ones even are valid 1000 years. Some are adjusted, means it can take some hours for them to get truely expired. When it comes to SSL, the webserver allows a small time overhead. If you push your clock too far in time (just 24 hours ahead is enough) some servers just outright reject you and throw an error.<br>Wait a minute, what did I say about the 1000 year windows certificate. oh.

@@katrinabryce  Actually not. Certificates themselves are invalid as soon their expiration date is met in UTC+0. Validity ranges from 10 years to 30, internal windows ones even are valid 1000 years. Some are adjusted, means it can take some hours for them to get truely expired. When it comes to SSL, the webserver allows a small time overhead. If you push your clock too far in time (just 24 hours ahead is enough) some servers just outright reject you and throw an error.
Wait a minute, what did I say about the 1000 year windows certificate. oh.


would be interesting to see if you still have a pegged CPU if you completely disable networking and also set unistacksvcgroup startup to disabled (user data acces & user data storage services) , like if another process just grabs the idle time then...


brb setting my year to 10K to disable rounded corners, since they "fixed" the tool to disable them with an update I didn't ask for


I love how the old NT apps works way better than the new shit


The palpable relief I felt after clicking this and finding that this isn't like a 2 hour documentary with a sponsor segment is


Glitch review: 10/10 great way to get square edges back on windows 11!


What aliens would see if they recovered our pc’s

They'd see this: don't turn off your pc while updates are being installed


Love your content man! Keep it up! I would love seeing you trying or suggesting solutions to changing the windows version without having to reset the pc if thats possible (I'm asking because I joined the dev channel of windows 11 a while ago and microsoft won't let me out for 8  - 10 months and I don't want to reset my pc in order to leave it).


Love how Windows is having a seizure in the background while task manager is just chillin


it says explorer not implemented because in year 10000 windows 12 has started development, but in very very early alpha


People in 10000: umm your computer is a little bit outdated


I dont think any sort of engineering could stop that honestly. time is very picky to try and work with because its finite but treated as infinite. i guess if they removed the ability to set /YEAR=XXXXXX they could subside it, but it doesnt truely fix it, just like duct tape on a hole. Good video!

@@freevbucks8019 it probably already does it cleary can tick up to the year 10k so it's not the date itself overflowing,   there probably some things that use that date that break with the high date

@@KeinNiemand It's just baffling how much spaghetto windows has


never ask:
a woman her age
a man his salary
enderman how many computers he broke

Cryptonwo how many operating systems and computers he infected


Wow! I can't belive Andrew time traveled to 10000! What's it like in the future?


people in 10000 when they react to when it was 2022: HOLY THAT WAS OLD


4:04 this problem (the explorer window UI) is also present on Windows 11 Dev builds


Cant wait for someone to run DOOM 1993 while the operating system is rotting away from the passage of time.


Microsoft should hire enderman as a software tester

Who says he isn’t? (I don’t know if he actually is but I could imagine him being one)


I am mostly surprised by the fact that the rounded windows broke lololol, it tell's how Windows 11 and Windows 10 just used a skin but Windows 7 as a base


Intro: Everybody knows their Windows pc is a time machine.<br>Me: 🤯🤯🤯

Intro: Everybody knows their Windows pc is a time machine.
Me: 🤯🤯🤯


Not really related to the video itself, but you're one of the few creators I know who say "take care" at the end of their videos.


This is actually a lot like Y2K, computers didn’t use 4 digits for the time, so it caused a lot of panic as for what could happen. (Side note: A guy in another country briefly had 6 million in his account)


SONG NAMES:
0:07 to 3:35 - Kruising by Windows 96
3:36 to 7:13 - Sharpest Knives also by Windows 96

*SONG NAMES:*
0:07 to 3:35 - Kruising by Windows 96
3:36 to 7:13 - Sharpest Knives also by Windows 96


I'll worry about this in a few thousand more years. Too busy right now.


Fun fact: Setting the year to 30828 AD will crash Windows


Others:  What happens if you set year 3.000 on Windows 11?

Enderman: Hold my Time-Machine.


because is probably stored as binary data the binary digits should change how the pc behave, so you should try from year 4095-4096, year 8191-8193, and year 16383-16385


Thats typically how will Windows 10000 work/look, btw great work, youre one of my fav YouTubers 😊 everyone who's watching your channel should subscribe to you! 😄👍


so u can say you’ve been using windows 11 for 10000 years a year after it gets released


Its almost like the OS is programmed to gut it's own performance after a certain period of time.


i applaud this man for sacrificing many a VM for our enjoyment


It's dumb that this stuff happens with modern OSs, what am I supposed to do 10K years in the future when I want to use windows 11, that's just lack of future proofing...


I always wondered why the date has such impact? Aren't those just some numbers? And not too big, too


You live in moscow/stpetersberg but speak english? wow same lol (also luv ur channel im subbed)

edit: ik where u live cuz when you go to the clock app, it says your timezone


Im really surprised that just a date did all this.


So if im correct, the clock is basically a ticking bomb.


Microsoft only has about 5000 more versions of Windows to fix this


I find it weird that a single date can pretty mess up the whole operating system… I know this is a very rare case but you think windows would make this much more stable. Imagine what could happen if someone did this to a lot of computers using some program


Bro that’s more time than it has been since the pyramids were built. Think about that!


I genuinely wonder what causes these lag issues and errors to happen.

maybe windows spyware tracking stuff getting confused .

@@jeroen5736 yes, or it could be planned obsolescence. Maybe Windows planned that should someone decide to use it beyond some years, it should not work properly.<br>Maybe each system app has a certain expiry date like 2052 or so.

@@jeroen5736 yes, or it could be planned obsolescence. Maybe Windows planned that should someone decide to use it beyond some years, it should not work properly.
Maybe each system app has a certain expiry date like 2052 or so.

probably because of random number generators as they take the seed from yhe current date and time

@@jeroen5736Windows always had this year glitch lol

In a programming context: Numbers (like the date year) take up space on the harddrive (bits & bytes). This is always a fixed size.(example: a number always takes 4 bytes of space, even if the value is "0" - so the maximum value is 2^32 (4 Bytes = 32 Bits)). If you programm a calculator and would just add numbers up you would eventually be over your 2^32 maximum size. In that case weird things happen like the number will reset to 0.

It is likely due to some planned obsolesce done by windows not really any particular problem with actually setting the year to something insane


"How are we on 9998?" "Ok guys so I waited a year and"


but if we REALLY are in 10000, there will be no pc at all?!?!


I knew Windows 11 wouldn’t work properly with the wrong date. It’s doesn’t work properly even with the right date.


Good thing to know! I’ll make sure to update from windows 11 before year 10k!


Hey corners are gone nice so it is windows 10 just a wrap for a newer look.


The music makes the video sound like a wasteland on windows 11


Wow Microsoft really? Your stuff doesn’t last thousands of years?


the year is 10000, windows 63 has just come out, and humans are all cyborgs...


Fun fact is:on year 10000 windows 200 is now out 😂


What happens when you choose to upgrade from already frustrating windows 10 to windows 11?<br>-You cry.

What happens when you choose to upgrade from already frustrating windows 10 to windows 11?
-You cry.


Why does file explorer care what time it is?


I like how your cpu is going through a mid-life crisis while you check how windows is doing.


This whole video is giving me such existential vibes. Like not even computer software can survive the eventual decay of time. (As if Y2K didn't already prove that...)<br>With enough time, everything will eventually become nothing.

This whole video is giving me such existential vibes. Like not even computer software can survive the eventual decay of time. (As if Y2K didn't already prove that...)
With enough time, everything will eventually become nothing.


My Friend: "Woah! Look its like my Computer."        Me:"W.H.A.T"


Wow, Enderman finally decided to use songs from Windows96 - Reflections that isn't Landscaping or Drive Slow!


Window be like "you managed to use this versom for so long, but bow we won't let you do it"


This is simply Microsoft's built in slowdown and crashing that happens after a few years to make you upgrade to the newest OS 🤣


Fortunately no version of windows is intended to last longer than a decade anyway.


Google Chrome: Your clock is ahead.<br>Enderman: Yeah it’s my PC shut up.

Google Chrome: Your clock is ahead.
Enderman: Yeah it’s my PC shut up.


Windows teaching the class: Enderman coming in: Windows: get the fuck out. 4:45


I'm Hungarian but I really like your videos and good luck, I don't know what to say


enderman after setting it to year 10000: im 7978 parrel universes ahead of you.


Now it would be insteristing to see someone who knwos much about windows and can explain wha texactly is happening.


3:14 this sentence should be used while doing „school computers review”


i guess that year 1000 makes the Windows used as your old setup


How does this not prove planned obsolescence? I’m confused how there can be any innocuous explanation for what we’re experiencing here. Virtually everything stops working–and the API calls which do work take measurably longer–because of nothing more than a date change? Assume clean install. Assume unbloated registry. Assume no Internet connection at all, so there’s no data moving in the background and no attemps to phone home. And it behaves this way?

Either it’s criminal incompetence in bad coding (tying agnostic physical operations to the literal time and date) or criminal incompetence in sales (planned obsolescence). So which is it?


Don't worry, they will have a patch you can apply by then..... or rather one of your decendants can apply...


The Y10K bug!<br>I love that a lot of systems fall back in windows XP looks too, lol, like it’s a hard programmed fallback in case y2k ever happens again

The Y10K bug!
I love that a lot of systems fall back in windows XP looks too, lol, like it’s a hard programmed fallback in case y2k ever happens again


Win11 may think, after nearly 8000 years, itself as an obsolete one, and refuse to act appropriately.


Gotta love when the windows 7 control panel breaks in windows 11, causing a broken windows 10 vibe explorer window to exist somehow


Windows is like "it's time to change your computer, it's the year 10000, your computer is too slow for our time"


I've always wondered how bad it would get for computers assuming we survive for another 8000 years. If y2k was a massive headache to fix with only like 30 - 40 years of old computers, imagine all the things that could go wrong with over 8000 years of 4 digit dates

Existing computer hardware would be rusted and broken by then.

@@jayturner5242 It'd probably be dust by then.

@@Shock_TreatmentThe machine as a working machine would be toast, sure. Nevertheless, it's interesting to know that, if all of humanity suddenly disappeared today, refined metals would be among the few truly lasting pieces of evidence that intelligent life ever existed on this planet, including, potentially, those found in computer hardware. And they will last for a very, very, <i>very</i> long time.

@@Shock_TreatmentThe machine as a working machine would be toast, sure. Nevertheless, it's interesting to know that, if all of humanity suddenly disappeared today, refined metals would be among the few truly lasting pieces of evidence that intelligent life ever existed on this planet, including, potentially, those found in computer hardware. And they will last for a very, very, _very_ long time.


Mom can I have windows 11?
Mom: We have windows at home sweety
Windows at home: 0:18


So curious that in year 10.000 pc seems like the oldest one, like xp now. Or maybe, not. Interesting video!


Me: Hey random youtuber i didn't know until know, what are we doing today?
Enderman: We are going... to the future
Me: suscribes

Me: Hey random youtuber i didn't know until know, what are we doing today?
Enderman: We are going... *to the future*
Me: *suscribes*


Never knew by changing the date you could do such damage


"What happens if you set year 10000 on Windows 11?" "Ok guys so I waited 7,978 years and"


to be honest, windows 11 would not last for like 7977 years before a new windows came out


shell crash is actually a normal bug in windows 11 betas when you use battery on laptop


david plumber (yt: Dave's Garage) really did a great job when he was writing the first task manager


Endermat in 2032: what happens if you set 10000 in windows 12


In that year i expect cyberpunk esque aesthetics and dystopia running wild


I can only imagine a ‘Y10K Worm’ which sets your year value to 10,000 and every time you try to run a file it adds another 100 years with a text box saying ‘System slow? (:’


Imagine having these problems when the year is actually 9999 and 10,000 and you’re just tryna fix it because you can’t afford the Windows 682.


0:29 guys you can see his name, his name is andrew

You must be new on this channel because i know that 3 years ago


Wake up man. It's post-apocalyptic year 10,000 and I just found this old computing machine in an old brick structure. Let's see if there's any electronic music or images we can find!


In fact for 64bit coded timing, the maximum year setting is something existing beyond normal timerelated imagination - if we count that in seconds. If we count the bits up in milliseconds, the timespan until the roll-over occurs still stretches into a half billion years.


speaking of the change of years, happy new year, guys! I hope y’all have a good 2023, I don’t know how time flies so fast 🥺🥺


When the date is MDY which is a bigger mess than when the computer reaches the year 10000.

In the rest of the world, the format is D/M/Y. Did Andrew test it for the 10K bug? You wonder! 😊


21st century computer (known as ancient in 10000 AD) in museums from 10000 AD be like

Edit: Welcome to 10000, the humanity colonised most of the galaxy, researching on newer travel tech, and super-futuristic OSes.


its hard to believe how something so innocuous can make windows basically and parcially a software paperweight


in the year 10000 edge be like: BRUH WTF IS THE CARONA VIRUS


I can’t believe we are still running windows 11 in 10000


I hope I live long enough to see the transition between 2099 and 2100.


Imagine people in the future says "Man, this computer cant work anymore, how we supposed to find the artifact?"

Random guy: *set year to 2020


I can't believe they didn't future--proof for the next 8000 years. This is y2k all over again!!!


Dude is about to activate some top secret AI software hidden on our PC's that take over the world in the year 9999.


Its odd how Windows 11 interacts with time. I would have thought it was Just gonna be numbers updating every second, every Hour, every Year, and every minute. I guess its somehow for some reason more complex though i dont see the need for it to be complex.


Hi i think Its like apple when you device is older it gets slower than you think! Apple makes it in the updates and windows in years so they will think you will upgrade the PC or Buy a new one so you have to buy a new license or if you have the version that can run on 5 or so computers.


Casual 100% CPU utilization in the background


Machines such as computers be like: Apocalypse starts in 9000th, after 999 years of suffering the world will stop existing in 9999th.


Windows 11 round corners in Y99: oh no, nooooo I cant

WinXP round corners in Y99: they see me roundin' they hatin'

Windows 11's rounded corners is hardware accelerated.


So you are in 10000 but then in your Computer History class, your teacher tells you to go and install Windows Vista, 8, 8.1, 11 to see how bad those opearating systems are


Thank you, this finally made my GTA 5 turn into GTA 6.


This person successfully time traveled nearly 8000 years in the future to make this video


It's videos like these that remind me that the slow and scary hand of death is coming for me in the next 50 - 60 years and that I'll possibly be there to watch the fall of humanity :'D


idk if this is a coincidence but this video was posted exactly five years and a day after ender's setting year 9999  on windows 2000 vid


There's probably exceptions galore being thrown any time something tries to read the date.


In the year 9999 we'll all receive updates for our software to make it Y10K compatible and there'll be people afraid of planes falling out of the sky and missiles going off on their own because of the bug😂


my man really did all of this to get rectangular edges of windows


Thank you! All your videos are so helpful!


Those songs make me think about life, came here just to see a fun experiment :(


Omg this background music takes me back to the (only short) time when I took hero*n. I absolutely LOVED hearing this type of music in a infinite live stream on YouTube and to do nothin but lie on my bed and be endlessly satisfied and chill af 😄


everyone on Dec 31 celebrating for Jan 1 2022: <b>*confused screaming*</b>

everyone on Dec 31 celebrating for Jan 1 2022: **confused screaming**


When you fall asleep for 7977 years and still using windows 11


This man knows his computer inside out and upside down


really good video keep up the good work!


We're only 8000 years away from year 10000

Nah it’s not even that it’s just 7976 years


it is like computers will dissapear on 10000 year


Microsoft: Using a 7979 year old OS? Update now!


In year 10000 computers will be unavailable forever!!1!!1!1!


The fact than the old alt tab switcher is still in the background is crazy microsoft never removed it after xp released vista 7 8 8.1 10 11 and maybe even future os


I would imagine the last person on earth with their laptop running windows 11 on the year 10000 would be pissed unless they set the year to 2021 using the cmd


Computer: “Please upgrade to windows 9895”

I think windows get a new version every 3 years so windows 3344 or smh


Fun Fact: Windows 12 released before Y2K38 and Windows 18 or 20 or smth is released before Y10K01


Fun fact : at 2038 all 32-bit computer clocks will reset , and people call this y2k38


I'm afraid to think that the end of the world is in 10000 and it is in plain sight.


The entire stability of windows entirely relying on the clock


<b>"Hey guys today we will be turning my PC into a ticking time bomb"</b>

*"Hey guys today we will be turning my PC into a ticking time bomb"*


When you're still on windows 11 in the year 10000


This is what people expected would happen on Y2K lmao. Guess they'll have to wait for Y10K


a little scripting can help.
App:(Change date and time)
Interfere("YearSetTextbox") --- We need to interfere with this in order to find the Child we edit
LookForChild("MaxiumYearScript") --- The script you would need to change
(REQUIRES WINDOW SCRIPTIE BELOW NEWEST VERSION)
local Insert("Window Scriptie 3.6")
Load(Insert)
when(Insert).Loaded then
         Open("Window Scriptie 3.6.Script_Editor") > --- the > Is the open button because Opening something will copy all its data and paste it inside of the open.
(GOTO LINE 2-8 BECAUSE THATS WHERE THE MAXIUM YEAR PART IS)

Local Time = Copy("LocalTimeDate")
Local YearMinium = Render("Time")
YearMinium =  Time
Local YearMax("9999")

   end)
       end)
              end)
                  end)
this is an old script made back in 2019 so i dont know if it works...


Earth is now gone<br>You are now in the void alone with your windows 11

Earth is now gone
You are now in the void alone with your windows 11


This is just how most computers operate now


5:42 The Time is Relative(Look,is 1 January 10000)


i must imagine your computer sounding like a school bus


I also noticed the bar icons look like windows 10


alternate title: the Windows floating point zone


this is what people from 1999 thought that was gonna happen when the timer reaches 1 january 2000


Proving that windows deletes itself in the year 9999


yo enderman i swear to god when you changed the time and restarted. when the screen and stuff started looping into like that weird grey color it brang back memeorios on when i got my pc hacked and we had to pay 7000 usd to get it fixed with all my files back


I wonder what the Future Computer looks like on the future


Well, if a time traveller used Windows 11 for his navigator, he would be killed when he tried to go beyond year 10,000.😆


i like the idea that even computers will succumb to the end of time.

or maybe not. that's scary


hi , its me slayer or apocalypse rave dj , i am tomato and kap friend


This is the reason the universe doesn’t like time travel.


windows when december 31st 9998 11:59:59pm: i sleep<br>windows when january 1st 9999 0:0:0am: real shit

windows when december 31st 9998 11:59:59pm: i sleep
windows when january 1st 9999 0:0:0am: real shit


Damn the background music made me workout.


No way Microsoft already thought of people using Windows 11 in 9999 and made it as unusable as possible


The video will be 8,000 years old! In the year 10,000.

Nah more like just over 7977 years old that year


If I’m alive in the year 10,000, I’ll either be using Windows XP or Windows 7.

don’t exactly think they would do much better. plus, if we even use computers in the form we have them now by then, they would run insanely horrible in everything of that day and age considering technology would be 8,000 years ahead and require much more resources.


I wonder what will happen when time goes beyond 32 bit integer limit


enderman: lest make the timeas 10000<br>micrsoft:U SUN OF A-

enderman: lest make the timeas 10000
micrsoft:U SUN OF A-


Looks like the date wasnt changed after buying a new laptop in 2000 aware 💀<br>That word is really hitting the nostalgia vibes

Looks like the date wasnt changed after buying a new laptop in 2000 aware 💀
That word is really hitting the nostalgia vibes


I was expecting another version of the Y2K bug with all the drama. :)


People from year 10,000 be like:<br>Hey! look this weird thing our ancestors made dosen't work, its crap

People from year 10,000 be like:
Hey! look this weird thing our ancestors made dosen't work, its crap


If your task manager freezes and doesnt respond.. its over


sup! 20 seconds left!<br>that really got to me.

sup! 20 seconds left!
that really got to me.


Back in my day, we used to have windows 1sectillion.


Alt title:What happens if you time travel without time traveling


Imagine the last thing you see is "Microsoft Edge"


It impresses me how someone is to make this topic stretch to be longer than 3 minutes


your windows is feeling an existential crisis


you are almost living in the 10,000th century im living in the 21st whats it like living in the future?


imagine a multi-billion/trillion company almost breaking because you set the time to something else lmao


just like in y2k, all computers get bugged, same thing happens for y10k which is shown in the video


pepole at year 10000:<br>hmmmmm... Interesting.

pepole at year 10000:
hmmmmm... Interesting.


this is really interesting because my windows 11 pc says windows was installed in 2084


Hey Enderman, Can you make a video about cracking windows 95 license key algorithm?


Makes me wonder if the gradual slowdown is intentional.


What an W that the one youtuber travelled to 10000 year wow such a nice time traveler


What happens when people with way too much time on their hands who do stupid things like seeing what Windows does in the year 10,000, get out of their parent's basement and get a job ?  It might be the year 10,000 before we find out.


People from year 9999 would absolutely love this video.....Bro just wait


Well... I guess this means it's at least <i>partially</i> Y10K-compliant!

Well... I guess this means it's at least _partially_ Y10K-compliant!


I think that the problem is that windows 11 did not get any updates for almost 7986 years.


"UR PC IS VULNERABLE UPGRADE TO WINDOWS 1000"
Minimum Specs
1 billion GB RAM
STPM 100.0
64 PETABYTES storage
WINDOWS 1000 "MAKES UR WALLET COME CLOSER TO US"


my computer has been acting sus lately, it randomly opened cmd promp as "cmdprompt.exe" then opened new tabs for me...


I can always trust in Enderman to keep me entertained


How to make Windows 11 look like Windows 10:
Set the date to 10,000 and viola!

Rumor has it that if you set the year to 20000, you'll get Windows 9 😂

if you set the year to 40000 you get windows 7


Windows has always become slower the longer it is since you installed it, 8000 years is a long time


I can’t tell if this video is about someone from the year 10000 going back to 2022 or the guy is trying to time travel…


Well, hey I guess I'm a creeper. And you're an enderman.


Windows refuses to know that the year is 9999


people, who placed 229 dislikes is just windows that didnt want to be emberased


Fun fact: I got a Microsoft ad before this vedio


windows 11 will be a bit like humanity, we will be like windows 11 in 10000


<b>note to self: don't use windows 11 20 generations after I am dead</b>

*note to self: don't use windows 11 20 generations after I am dead*


Never knew a Minecraft ender man was so popular!


None of us will be alive then and Windows 11 won’t be around in the year 10000. So the bug is of no consequence for current Windows 11 users  Microsoft has no intention of fixing the calendar bug, for obvious reasons. 😊


Future be like in New Year: <b>HAPPY NEW YEAR!</b>

Future be like in New Year: *HAPPY NEW YEAR!*


I wanted to see what gonna happen but I remember that I have windows 10

Wait... I had windows 10 more than 8 months ago?


As a guess before the video starts:
1. You can’t access the internet because of the date discrepancy
2. Nothing else


fact: task manager is intentionally extra failsafe


I knew time configuration was a problem on 32 bit systems, however I didn't know this was a problem on 64 bit systems.

If you're talking about the 2038 problem, it affects Unix only.


in about 8000 years, people will make fun of you, and windows 11


Thanks Enderman to see year 10000 on windows 11😘


It's Microsoft, so they probably made something that makes your PC gradually slower and more unstable over time on purpose, to make you think you need a new computer and upgrade Windows.


POV: Windows 11 thinks they are too old and too old to be compatible and working for the year 9998😳😳


I really like the fact that Windows 11 will destroy itself if its the year 10k


wait i thought i was watching an older video,, two vids in one day, wow man


we need to make the person who programmed task manager to programme the more vital parts that windows needs to function I mean damn it ran without any lag XD


<b>REMEMBER:</b> Turn your computer off before midnight on 12/31/99.

*REMEMBER:* Turn your computer off before midnight on 12/31/99.


This man is confirmed to be a future dude


Plot twist microsoft usses date to slow down a pc so you have to buy a new one


This happens when i start my PC in 7977 years


I guess it doesn’t matter, nobody will remember my name by 2200 anyways.


BROOOOOO THE CPU RIGHT NOW: IM DYINGGGGGGGGGGG


When are they going to actually improve the core of the OS and not just the skin?


implements the Y10K bug on Scratch
looks at the "current year" reporter block
10000

*implements the Y10K bug on Scratch*
*looks at the "current year" reporter block*
10000


I think this means the world will end before 10000 so they didn't prepare a system for it yet 😃😃😃


The reason windows 11 set year 9999 to 9998 is because it was just 1 day early is said December 31st 9998 so if u just waited a day it would be at January 1st 9999


In about 7977 years people start freaking out about Y10K


Видео в 10000 году: ПОТЯНЕТ ЛИ СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ КОМПЬЮТЕР УСТАРЕВШУЮ WINDOWS 11???
Translate:
Videos in 10000 year:
CAN IS MODERN COMPUTER RUN OLD WINDOWS 11???


FunFact: When he changed the year to 9999 in the task manager CPU was having a bad time CPU was 100%  it was overheating... He deserves a sub for this risk... Because If CPU is 100% Red thing appears and it explodes

Edit: imagine if he sets year to 9999 in windows XP 💀


Year: gets set to a high number
Windows: panic

Part of me wonders why this happens. How does the year connect with all the other functions on the device? Why does setting it to a really high number like 10000 cause windows to freak out?
Also part of me wants to try it on my Windows 10 device but then again I'm scared I'll destroy my pc XD

Year: *gets set to a high number*
Windows: *panic*

Part of me wonders why this happens. How does the year connect with all the other functions on the device? Why does setting it to a really high number like 10000 cause windows to freak out?
Also part of me wants to try it on my Windows 10 device but then again I'm scared I'll destroy my pc XD


If you're using Windows 11 in the year 10000 I think you've got bigger problems than explorer.exe shitting the bed 🙃


Im guessing because the epoch time of the year 10000 is greater than the 32 bit intiger limit it breaks some stuff and the stuff using 64 bit numbers is just going really slow because every time it so much as logs the time of something hapening it has to do math with the number 253402300799, or in millis 253402300799000. If youre a computer doing stuff to calculate the time rapidly no wonder thatll spike CPU usage to 100%


Thanks to TPM 2.0, it forces the immediate area around the PC to instantly age until it reaches the selected year. You fool, you’ve doomed us all creating a time hole in the locality of your space fabric.


wouldnt this be sort of like y2k in a nutshell or smthing lol 😭 with the shell crashing bc of the year, wasnt that sorta what people feared for their devices when they hit the year 2000?


Windows cant handle 5 years. Because windows cant handle the 5th num. So it doesn't know what to do. Time.Sector was ment for 4 years or 4 numerical values. It also denys 9999 Time.Sector was made for 9998. The effect of 9999 makes windows freak out because the Time.Sector doesn't know how to respond to being past 9998.


Now try setting Windows to the year 1 billion.


50 years later: What happens if you set year 1 trillion in a MacBook?


My broth was like will the world end when i used this trick 😂 i just pranked him


This gives the same fealing as teleporting really far in minecraft till u reach the farlands its just so uneasy


I remember when my CMOS Runs Out it’s battery life and i enable Hyper-V, the date goes to 9998 and the Explorer constantly crashes


4:08 that means the old explorer is still there lmaoooo


ok so like, when we do reach year 9999, we just change it to 2022.<br>reverse it back.

ok so like, when we do reach year 9999, we just change it to 2022.
reverse it back.


I guess you can say Windows stood the test of time


I'm sure I would die before 9999AD. About 2100AD, or something. If I'm 12 in 2023, I would be a rotting corpse by 10000AD.


Fun fact: you can cause BSOD by going to a random vbs File  that uses a BSOD script


"Not implemented"<br>explorer.exe wasn't ahead of its time, sadly

"Not implemented"
explorer.exe wasn't ahead of its time, sadly


Computer lag but in 9999 it can be soo old


Wait hold on… the max year that you can put normally is 2052… does that mean that they are going to make the last windows update in the year 2052???


This kind of reminds me of the whole Y2K thing


Wait the enderman has a youtube channel? 😮


I feel like if you did year 10000 it would show Windows 6395 for $0.65


I wonder why the shell breaks when the year is too far ahead and into the 5 digits?


I don't mind the earth lives 2 billion more years before sun explodes. But Windows must work in year 10000


It’s funny how Task Manager is immortal. 😂


Why is everyone so surprised?!
He is an enderman
He can teleport which means he can teleport through time!
Because the home of endermen is the end and yknow MULTIVERSE!
So don't be surprised ever
.

Why is everyone so surprised?!
He is an enderman
He can teleport which means he can teleport through time!
Because the home of endermen is the end and yknow *MULTIVERSE!*
So don't be surprised *ever*
.


this proves again that how windows tends to lag more as time passes lol


What the hell did the developers do? I'm having difficulty understanding why this would happen.


3 days ago, I renamed the Recycle Bin with File Explorer.


Never seem an Notification of error real in windows.


Well I’m dead that then also I’m pretty sure that then the earth is gonna fade like thanos snapping


If its 100000. Chaos and disbelief reactions happens.


This video is so incredibly close to 1,000,000 views. It's at 999,965


if you do alt tab then press the other alt button then keep holding tab you will get the windows xp or classic app switcher over the new one


The real reason computers stop working: programmed to


which is your wallpaper plis? it looks pretty nice


I have 1 question: In the preboot, what would happen if you set the year 10K instead of 9999?


You see if i learnt this exact same thing in school i would've been bored


since the year is past 2038 the code will start tweaking cuz Microsoft hasn't fixed their 32 bit code for the next y2k


Interesting experiment,  but the year 10,000 is over 7900 years away.   It isn't a bug, it's a lack of implementation of an extra year digit not needed for over 7000 years.  Even Microsoft won't last that long!!


I think the issue is that DWM is just completely broken doing this. GDI+ is thankfully there as a fallback, even in Windows 11!


at 4:35 the file system error can also be triggered if you lag the computer enough


Providing the earth isn't destroyed it is pretty likely someone in the year 10000 will try this and maybe even watch the video lol


So everything we do with our desktop, it's based on time. If time doesn't exist, desktop doesn't exist, desktop become useless.

Windows 11 looks the same... after 8000 years....

time is used to store alot of things edits on file EVen events that happen on windows errors are logged based on time, on event viewer , time is also used for security checks and certifieds.  some banks security that allow u to login also use time checks as they give a very small time gap for u to be able to use, so if a attacker try the same info on another time it rejects etc, time is used on system for many many things specially security,  however this is something they can easily fix or patch  but theres no reason as we will not use this system till year 9999


It's not a bug, Windows is just going to be a crypto miner in the future


Microsoft doesn't have to programm that far because humanity will die due to nukes


Well, good thing I won’t be there when Y10000k happens lol


jesus now it is flying videos from the sky


Why does the date screw windows up so much?


Bro i think windows is making your pc slower as the time goes on


theres gonna be a new windows after 10k years confirmed!!


I guess we know now when the world ends ☠


lol , this guy got to year 10000 without a timetravel robot or just waiting


I never knew u could have the same file system error (-201 thing) as me although I thought my pc was bugged


I doubt any of the software we're coding could handle dates like that. <br>So whatever.

I doubt any of the software we're coding could handle dates like that.
So whatever.


How do you record windows so perfectly? EVEN WHEN ITS RESTARTING?


You set the year 10000.<br>Windows no longer exists.

You set the year 10000.
Windows no longer exists.


I suspect there is a lot of stuff from Windows XP that sticks under the hood of Windows 11. God, can't even remove them, that's the result, and fallback will fail. How "ambitious" Windows is!


A simple Enderman can be useful for Redstone people


Pretty depressing that simply setting the year to a ridiculous value still screws with a 21st century operating system


so this is a sign that we wont be able to use windows in 9999


Damn, ig this is the va-11 universe if we’re already at Yiik 10


So this is how the world almost ended in 2000?


Probably someone thought it was a good idea to work with dates and in particular years as four digit numbers


this is going to be the new y2k in the year 10000


Why there are so many bugs? Apps in the background got glitched and the shell keeps crashing. I don’t know if it is hacked or not.


oh i can play gta 6 early if i set the year to 10000! lemme check... nope still not released


prove that microsoft does planned obsolescence


Windows 11 survived but not the rounded corners


Wait so you're telling me Alt+Tab has been present in Windows since the time of xp?!


Hi Enderman! Do you have any problems with youtube because of your country?


Set the date to the 64-bit integer limit next


I don't exacly get why Windows does Time Management like that. It would be more easier to  just let the OS accept the time, no matter when it is. It is an unnecessary implementation to the OS.

It's harder said than done when a lot of the implementation still relies on legacy compatibility. Nearly every program written relies on time in some way and changing the implementation can cause unexpected results.


What happens if you use a memory modification software to replace the time with March 4th, 999999999?

It dies. But, that is supposed to happen. They automatically reduce RAM and system specs to force you to upgrade after some time.

@@Austinkeith2010 That seems like a myth.  <br>Is there proof that Windows will intentionally slow down?

@@Austinkeith2010 That seems like a myth.
Is there proof that Windows will intentionally slow down?

@@00001Htheprogrammer windows 11 broke at year 10000, but is fine at year 2023. So, seems believable to me, right?

@@Austinkeith2010 If you reset your system clock every once in a while(every few centuries) then there will be no problems.


year 10000 makes cpu usage 100%..let's try this with 64 core cpu and see if all those cores still insufficient to process year 10000


People in the future trying to test windows 11 and they will think its bad cause its in year 10,000...


Windows has different name now, it was called Pindos I am not predicting it just theoritical name


@АртёмГаврик-ф1х


People in the year 9999 watching this video are gonna be confused why everyone is surprised about this.


Would syncing the time and date back to normal immediatly fix everything or does this completely muck up Windows?

@@Onmypalete2024 well that's just anticlimactic and boring personally


At first, I was at 9999 then my windows 10 set it back to 2022


It's purely cause the certificates expired so it breaks


This is will end of support of windows 11 so you need to upgrade to the very future of windows and is very scary


And make my brain into pc in next 121 years I think


You should've done this on a virtual computer
Plot twist: He did and he just put a bunch of fake files on it
"Fake" means filler


It thinks you’re 7977 Years in the future. Lol.


I'm so confused right now. Windows was destroyed because it jumped in time? So onfused...


This definitely breaks the system if you set it too much lol


Idea: Why instead of put 2000 and older put the minimum date on the year who released that windows.
Like
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
Starting from the year on that windows launched. It has more sense


HOW HAS NO ONE REALISED THE DATE AT THE END IS 12/30/2099


i'm just confused why the computer would stop working if you just set the time to a random number. does the computer depend off of it?

yes, from what i understood Windows has some certificates that "expire" later in years, and of course there wont be Windows 11 updates that renews the certificates in 10000, becuase first of all i think that humanity will be long gone


task manger never fails to give u up let u down and desert u


Видео получилось крутым!

Видео получилось крутым!


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What is the "shell" you mentioned in the video?


This will happen when Windows 11 will be running on Year 10000 xDD


It would be interesting if I use search engine Google at 2005 where youtube was established. Usually, if you type video that uploaded 2010, it can't search nor found.


Ahh yes, Microsoft forgot to implement file explorer…


Soo, if setting your computer to year 10000 makes it slow, will setting it to year 0 make it fast?


Bro revealed his real name (Andrew) 5:55


What are the color settings used by the operating system, it looks great

Settings > Personalization > Colors and set


I'm new around here, why specifically changing the date has so much impact on the system?


What happens when you set the year 1899?


6:40 microsoft edge says your clock is ahead


I'm wondering if the networking is due to it trying to download nearly 100,000 certificate revocation lists for every CA in the repository?


What is the song name for the intro?<br>I love it!

What is the song name for the intro?
I love it!


Reminds me of the Y2K fiasco for some reason.


Welp there goes 7mins of my life I won't get back


you should take this to a computer technician


Hello Endermanch The Background in the Video is Great! Can you give me your background?
<br>😃😃

Hello Endermanch The Background in the Video is Great! Can you give me your background?
😃😃


It’s official, in 10,000 years windows 11 will no longer work 🫡


what is the reason that windows crashes in this particular year i don't understand


How come your wallpaper keeps turning black??


Relax, it's just a form to protect the reality, windows 11, just not wanna you time travel and mess with the entire universe, so that's normal.

just memes, okay?


Can someone explain how the date on a Windows machine can be so bad even hardware speaking, I can't understand why the CPU usage is so high only for a big date on the calendar.? <br>Also I've heard a lot of times about the millenium bug, but never dag too deep into it.

Can someone explain how the date on a Windows machine can be so bad even hardware speaking, I can't understand why the CPU usage is so high only for a big date on the calendar.?
Also I've heard a lot of times about the millenium bug, but never dag too deep into it.

Well im not an expert on computers. But date and time on Windows isn't like smartphones, many activity and processes depends on the date and time system to work normally.

My PC used to have trouble connecting to internet, took me like 3 hours to fix, tried unplugging the LAN cable and plugged it back in, reset the router, change IP,etc...None of them work, until i realized the date and time on my PC is running a few minutes earlier than  the real time, adjusted that and boom, internet works like normal.


UWP apps no longer work? Wait that's not standard behavior in Windows?


Wait, is the "Edit Boot Options" is from windows 7?

lots of stuff is. new windows is mostly old windows with a "fresh" coat of paint


that means microsoft made windows 11 to last 7981 years


ENDERMAN WHY U STEAL MY CHEST OF NETHERITE

Btw i am joking. Act like you did steal.


the date 9/26 is fairly close to my birthday


ur telling me every 10000 years i have to reset my pc to year 0 to account for this BS? idc if it's only once every 10,000 years MS needs to fix their shit. first there were issues every 2000 years, now it's every 10000


have you ever tried setting the time someway to get windows 13 without it being out?


WordPad IS destructible. it will be gone on Windows 11 24H2.
say goodbye to the indestructible app.

(Microsoft Write (dating since Windows 2.03) will be gone too)


why does the computer overreact like this? is it just hard for it to calculate things?


Some How The System32 Will Be Crushing Issues Because Of the Date and Time Bugged And Can't Automatic Repair


FUN Fact: Did you know that his name is andrew?


idea: what happend if you set year 5,000,000

It's impossible it won't let you set time to that


Daniel Mystivets Already do that, but ok


even of edge was working, surely you wouldnt have a ceertificate or it would be expired?


There are a few other ways of writing the date in the year 10000 ten thousand , 10k,10,000 or in Roman numerals which is xm , x for the ten and m for the thousand


is year 10000 is going to be the end of the world or it just goes on infinite


What if the microsoft developers automaticly mess with you?


why did you premiere at inconsistent time?


I have windows 11 but sadly power button broke but I have other devices like ipad and phone but my phone dead sooo

How did you comment this if your phone died


So the cpu is getting hot when its outdated


I wonder why doesn't he use any other albums than Reflections.

А он же вроде на авторке..


Shoutouts to those who still use Windows 10 in the 100th century!


Try the year 1000000, it will be really cool if you do.


Idea: set the year to 30828 and see what happens!


Come on man still using windows 11 in year 10000 come on man😂😂


It’s in the near future… holy dell that’s Far!


WE HAVE WINDOWS 95 Y2K EDITION. NOW WE NEED WINDOWS 11 Y10K EDITION!


Guys remember that don't use windows 11 in year 10000


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started watching cuz of the Y10K thing
stayed for the v i b e s

started watching cuz of the Y10K thing
stayed for the *_v i b e s_*


u also use leveno? <br>i dont use computers much

u also use leveno?
i dont use computers much


so remeber guys<br>put year -9999 so it has 0% gpu usage 😃

so remeber guys
put year -9999 so it has 0% gpu usage 😃


I bet that bugs related to the year 10000 will not be fixed by say 9950 (afer all it's still far away right?) or whatever and that at least some systems will have encounter some kind of problems when the date roll ovsr


Next time do with the Windows 10 instead


i dare you to terminate the tasks which use th most cpu usage


Enderman in 2089 What happen if you yet the year of windows 60 to the year 999999999999999999999999999999999999K


Make a video going back in time by 100 years on Windows 11


How does changing the time on a computer affect it so much?


how did he record while it was restarting?


So til minecraft mods are 100x laggier than windows time magic


and even then, gta 6 still hasn't been released


Set the time to 10000bc and get massive performance gains


What will happen If actual 10000 year is running on our earth and we will use windows 11? Or 10?

The same thing basically, the system is programmed to not be able to handle this date and it will lag exactly like in this video


the music is amazing. can i have the links to them?


This is another proof that Windows 11 is just a new lazily put skin on top of Windows 10


you know . the windows 11 start to stop making a product key in June 9  2030 and its expired in october 5 2051<br>lemme know in my reply!!!

you know . the windows 11 start to stop making a product key in June 9  2030 and its expired in october 5 2051
lemme know in my reply!!!


It's not a bug if you need to change ini files before.


I wonder how Linux would react if I did the same thing to it


Why does the shell crashes when you put year 9999?


You are a genius if ur watching this in 9999


aint no way they deleted explorer in the year 10000 💀


hey Enderman what song is it at the start


I think that’s how to make your computer unusable


Setting the year to 10000 on Windows 11 would likely cause some issues with the operating system, as it is not designed to handle such a large date.

One of the most common issues that could occur is related to file timestamps. When a file is created or modified, the operating system records the date and time of that event as a timestamp. If the year is set to 10000, the timestamps for files created or modified after that date would be inaccurate. This could cause problems with file management, such as sorting or searching for files by date.

In addition, some applications that rely on the system clock may not function properly if the year is set to such a high value. For example, if a program is designed to check for updates once a day, but the system clock is set to 10000, the program may not be able to determine when a day has passed and may not function correctly.

It's also possible that other unforeseen issues could arise, as the Windows 11 operating system is not designed to operate under such conditions. Therefore, it's generally not recommended to set the year to an unrealistic value like 10000, as it could cause problems with the proper functioning of the system.


what if you were to make a file during the period of time that the date was set to the year 10,000 and then transfer it onto a computer that hasnt had any modifications to the date


Bro found the hack to make the start button return to its bottom left position in win 11 😮


bro, you literally using my old laptop 💀


Andrew tate when he cant use computer after setting year to 10000


this means in the year 10000 windows 11 will be unusable


R u gonna play mc in one of Ur vids? Since Ur name is "enderman"


It litterally changed Into windows 10 in development lol


this is clearly a bug that microsoft needs to fix ASAP !!!! 😤😤😤🤬🤬🤬🤬


через много лет они найдут этот коммент они найдут это видео и они посмеются, я надеюсь всего лишь 10000 маловато надеюсь меня не забудут


Windows no longer exist in the year 9999


0:17 when you change the date to 10000 on Windows XP.  The UI language gets set to chinese, proving that China will take over the world.
LOL! 🤣🤣


What's the music on here? I wanna listen to it myself


Don't worry, they'll fix it (barely) while breaking literally everything else in the process


in the year 10,000... Covid will mutate again, elon musk will attempt to claim pluto and cover it in bitcoin mining, inflation will be bigger than ye mum, two new consoles will come out, some more movies and games will come out, half life 3 will get it's teaser trailer, james cameron's great great great great great great great great great grandson will make avatar 34, Tom cruise will be immortal, teleportation will NOT happen with humans, but only for bread. Oh and uh... more ohio memes i guess?


No we have Kalafior's Solarnia Combustion, so we will able to live longer


Can't believe it stops working at the year 9998 what if I want to use my computer then


Enderman + Broken Explorer = Broken PC Right?


What if u set it to year 1?<br>Will it become super fast 🧠🧠

What if u set it to year 1?
Will it become super fast 🧠🧠


Can anyone explain to me why this happens? I see no reason for time & date to be linked to all these core features.


Hello, i noticed that uninstall tool is not avaible on the website but its still in the excel file. On your website


I created the easiest game with 4 quarters which is Easy Mazes.


don't set community guidelines or it will get mad


Man you forgot to check the windows version 😟


Why this is happening its just a variable isnt it ?


why is windows relying on time/date so much ?


Yeah ive done this the system becomes incredibly broken


What happens if you turn back on automatic time without removing the bcd edit?


Am I the only one who hears “Subscribe” in the song.


can someone explain why this happens just at all


but y10k will come one day and the systems will fall apart again


Im just curious, why is timezone is Moscow?


In 10k years I be gone forever  ._, or I will srive in next 100 years


What happens if you set the time to 1982 or something


not a bug if you need to modify and resart the system :D


I think it will Be intrestring if you will make year 1


can someone explain to me why Windows cant handle a high year number?


i think windows is slow bc there is so many errors in background.


Nice, but you’re Enderman like Minecraft


windows 11 did not feel like windows elevening


Sorry, But you need to update to windows 7000 to proceed.


1:28 is anyone else hearing this??? all im hearing is: Liam. You are very very rude.


You should test what date it starts beeing unstable and slow clearly that starts before 10k


if i put year 10000000000 would i be able to see gta 6 in the steam page?


Is it possible to block the passage of time on the windows?


What was the Win xp fallback when I used win xp I never heard it


I dont try this at my home. Because my windows destroying.


anyway the real time of human time is about 100000 years  and we should have sunlight for another 5 billions year 🧭


what will happen if you change year 10000 on linux ubuntu


i never knew that you can do that even tho im a pc genius


So you are telling me Windows11 isn't suitable for the next 8000 Years?


pretend your lke jesus christ and set your birthday to december 25th 0000


i broke my windows system settings shell location, wouldnt click on half the items ended up wiping the system


I mean no one is gonna be using windows 11 in 10000


I have Windows 11 but the rounded corners are not there yet even though it is at Version 22H2


can u change date to 1/19/2038 at 3:12:08 on windows 10 32 bit?

yes probably, windows doesn’t use unix time so it should work

@@tflsh ...and Linux 32 bit, macOS 32 bit...?

@@ayasegoingmeow They are both Unix-like so they both use Unix time. It would probably go back to the earliest date (1901 if signed, 1970 if unsigned)


When I made a bat file wrote a command to change the year to 6666😅


One question tho why does it break when you reach the Year 10000

Windows isn't meant to be supported for that long


what happens if you set year to 10000 on windows 95


Can you do a video that is what if you turn  the pc to year 100000?


I tried it in Windows 7 and nothing happened<br>(I tried it like 3-4 years ago)

I tried it in Windows 7 and nothing happened
(I tried it like 3-4 years ago)


Fun fact: your going to break your computer.😂


So we know what happens on Y10K, what about Y3K?


I like enderman is an enderman but isn’t even a Minecraft YouTuber?


I can set it to 10k+ without a bug cuz I"m older than 10k-years-old lol


С новым 10000 годом!

С новым 10000 годом!

@кириллгорев

@@кириллгорев тебя тоже

@@кириллгорев тебя тоже


my pc one time just broke and after it finally worked again it sayd for a few second that it is year 15300


**Edit**: Setting year 10000 on Windows 11!


Make a video where you set the time to year 0


NO JESSE DO NOT UPDATE TO WINDOWS 11 NOO-


thats a free hack on how to break your pc


enderman can you pls put windows 10 the new build ? because i dont want to have the old but i dont want to do it with creation tool

Why not creating one with Media Creation Tool?

@@ThatRandomToast im scared<br>of media creation tool

@@ThatRandomToast im scared
of media creation tool

@@siryakari5115 Read every option in the Media Creation Tool UI before choosing one.

@@ThatRandomToast okay i will go to grandma because i have slow net


Why is it lag? Bcs your OS going to the future..


I got unusable folders to work in windows 10 i used win+. to make it work


my windows 10 got corrupted and i had year 210487


it remind me the acnh secret thingy (with the year configuration thingy)


i wish i had a computer emulator so i could do this type of stuff


Does anyone ever use windows 11 in 10000 year? 😂😂


I saw this thumbnail at 4:35 PM again again!!

I saw this thumbnail at 4:35 PM again again again!!!


What happens if you set year 10001 on windows 11?


i guesd the more time passes the slower your pc is


how about setting the year 10000 on linux

Why is your profile picture so fitting? It’s as if its telling Enderman “%comment%, I dare you.” with “%comment%” being your original comment.

Tried it on Manjaro GNOME:
-the settings UI lets be go WAAAAY past, but the system time seems to be capped to around 2233
-setting it with the command line also has the same limitation
I would look deeper to figure out how to force it to go higher, but i'm too lazy


sooo huh we are fucked if we go forward 10000 years on windows 11 nice


the reason why the task manager still works you can say thanks Dave's Garage here's his youtube talking about developing and making task manager

https://youtu.be/f8VBOiPV-_M
he also made the windows format program


Your PC=💥💥💥🔥💥🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Your PC=💥💥💥🔥💥🔥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥


… is no one gonna say how he recorded this?


How to timetravel the internet under 7 minutes


My Windows 11 build can handle 10000 but it is lag


WHY THE HELL IS YOUR COMPUTER WINDOWS 11 COMBINED WITH 10


Great so they program windows to lag as it ages great


crazy how there is 666777 views at the time im watching this lol


100% cpu nice infected, this is a malware not the date.


I think in year 10k the newtest windows will be windows 10k (ig)