#windows 11
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I like the way it looks.
Same. Glad they're moving away from the featureless hidden UI
I hated it then and I still hate it now
IMO W8 to 10 should be a case study of how to create an unintuitive interface. Hide buttons, little to no indicator of interactivity, morphing buttons, slow searching, lack of details, etc
While most of these are fine in isolation, the real killer is total lack of consistency
Same, as much flack as people give it I never had any problems personally.
I never experienced vista personally
my first PC was a emachines windows XP machine.
Then I think I got a windows 7???
Then a bunch of Chromebooks, that windows 10 netbook, then this PC...
...maybe I'll download the ISO.
Yea again, as long as you were running it on a decent pc it was fine
I went from win98 or smth around that time to win7, 8.1, 10, and now im going to 11
After the fact i was forced to work on xp more but never vista
Only ever had notable problems with 8. Which is why i reverted to 7 till 8.1
How the hell did you go from 98 to 7.
You completely missed ME, 2000, Vista, and XP.
8 was weird, but not completely terrible once you got used to the start screen.
i had a laptop with 8 and 8.1
@inland seal @jagged sentinel My first laptop ever was win7. I just happened to play around with my parent's PC, which was win98, prior
I immediately regret the upgrade to win11. I cant reference network drive for my steam library so ive to shove everything into a vhd and i didnt size my game vhd to fit my steam library given the amount of games i had not supporting network drives on win10 was minimal.
The first OS i used when I was young was ME, although i have no memories of that. The first I actually remember using was XP, then we got a Vista machine and then more computers after.
I have heard there are some bugs related to network drives rn
I forget sometimes how much older than the average bapo user I am.
Hm. I have certainly experienced at least one OS in between 98 and 7, but i wouldnt be able to tell you what or when due to no memory
the work around i have is using a vhdx but i need to recreate the vhdx with a larger max and move my 1.2TiB of games to it
im young af and i feel old compared to a lot of disc users -.-"
a lot of launchers dont like installing/playing games from network drives. Steam is my only launcher that had native support in win10 and it immediately stopped working with the library on network share when i went to 11. That said, my work around for other launchers is now confirmed working with steam which is just using a vhdx stored on the network drive
That said i still have to redownload everything bc my dumbass made the original vhdx at only 1TB and as mbr and it's faster for me to redownload than move them between the two vhdxs
I went: Win XP (barely remember it tho) Win 7 (Never had my "own" 7 computer though, I used my grandmas. if memory serves right, at least.) Then I had a decent amount of chrome-books, which were fine... just limited at the time. Then I got that win10 netbook, and then my current build
Not at the same time
doesn't matter if it's at the same time
most the issues come from the fact that you're trying to use it on a computer that didn't install said game onto the network drive
After some fidgeting, including getting steam to not need the vhdx bc i couldnt figure out how to access the vhdx from a pc that didnt make it, i successfully accessed the games on 3 diff pcs
With today’s update, Microsoft has finally fixed a bug where taskbar icons were misaligned on devices with custom scaling settings. This bug also affected virtual machines and icons were cut off from the taskbar. After applying today’s update, this issue will automatically disappear. 
so that is what caused it
Nice
and that would be why my desktop I never noticed it, I run 100% scaling
imagine
boomer
Should I get Windows 11 in like 6 months? (Around the time I should probably reset my PC again)
@stuck oar if you want to
By then most the bugs should be fixed for sure
But can't tell the future
True true. Would it be worth it is the real question, even if most of the bugs are worked out
@stuck oar I mean what's the downside? Why does it need to be "worth it" lol
It's a free automatic update for W10 users
Yeah
So update whenever is convenient for you anytime within the next 5 years
I wonder if itll be a free update indefinitely or if itll be limited time like the upgrade to 10
I thought thats not officially supported?
a lot of things aren't officially supported by ms ¯_(ツ)_/¯
What's important to me is that it's officially supported as my company will not allow me to utilize something that isnt.
I'm aware that older OS keys work for 10 as I did that for friends/fam, but im unable to do so at work w/o official support
Its not exactly an "upgrade" anymore but you can still use the keys from win 7, 8, and 8.1
Refer to my last two messages
If its still officially supported i can go back to upgrading pcs to win10
I mean, its not "officially" supported but they still let you do it
@stuck oar @fathom epoch the free upgrade tool literally still works
You don't have to use some old key or anything
Ic
afaik it works again
or i believe just enabling accessibility settings makes it go through
or hell just installing windows over it i believe even it can detect the old version
Installing it over the old version, for some computers, the key is actually stored in the bios
Yes, pretty much all OEM computers or laptops are like that since like W7
No unless you download stupid tweaking programs i guess.
But that's not a big deal honestly. you'll get used to it within a few days without doubt
every freaked out when W8's flat style came out and now that they're moving way from that everyone is freaking out again
Why do they bother with switching themes again... Flat was fine. I actually really hate Aero from W7 tho
I like flat. It's simple, and no bullshit. Wish the rest of windows was like that
xfce is like that too
Trends
Aero was the best
All my homies love aero
It's still flat. Just has more transparency and rounded corners
Yeah it's a more fluid design inspired by modern web design for different sizes of screens
I will miss the tiles on the start menu on 10 though, I really like being able to customize it
Ok, so, for Windows 11, how much is just masked Windows 10 (or windows 7 because tbh, Windows 10 felt like a masked/bloated version of W7 imo)
W10 is objectively less bloated than 7 in terms of resource usage lol
And a far more efficient scheduler
11 makes even better improvements in resource usage and scheduling, although they're still working on optimizing it for games too @stuck oar
But also there's parts of w11 already inside of 10. Part of the reason that it's been even moderately stable is because they've already integrated kernel changes and modularity into w10
Windows 10 feels more bloated but I could be wrong. Ok, so basically Windows 11 is W10 but is being optimized. Is there any other major differences beside optimization and the visual layout?
There's some new features and support for ARM CPUs and big/little CPUs
And like generally better menus and personalization
I hope its still easy to turn off all the ad and personalized tracking stuff lol. Also, by big/little, do you mean its more optimized for multicore operations?
No, what Intel Alder Lake architecture is
They have big powerful cores and small efficient cores with less features
Ah, ok, so they may make it where the Windows run off the less powerful cores and Games and stuff off the 'bigger' cores
Pretty much
Cool, makes sense
Iirc you can
Also, the remote desktop with an Arm CPU could become a little more popular, maybe more in laptops. Where you can connect and have a massive performance boost or just stay offline and still use windows. Idk, kinda more like a virtualization of windows rather than streaming a window on another PC.
Is there a way to have the old menu for right clicking files, folders, inside folders instead of the quick menu then more options?
i bet some regedit tweaks will come out soon enough
the whole 2 tiers of right click menus is so odd now
Yeah it's terrible
I already did a regedit to be able to mark trusted sites in internet options 
I couldnt edit custom level or sites on internet options
Elaborate? Never heard of this
I though that was only for internet explorer settings
I needed to add my NAS to sites under local intranet so uac didnt kick in every time i opened something
I thought the same but it was apparently the fix to uac disliking my nas
Haha
Lol, no. There's some stupid stuff in there that affects more than just Internet Explorer.
Hey considering so many refer to it as internet explorer options it was a fair assumption of ours 
Oh, I know.
Oh I forgot DNS is in there too lol
5600x+b550 = 380-400$ keep old ram.
It should.
should I update?
I like how Windows 11 looks, so I thought I'll give it a try.
the launch is on October 5 either way, whatever
talk about bugs being fixed
I just updated and I have some mix between windows 10 and 11
MSFT has been doing heavy A/B testing for W11
@cold pawn
so if you see some weird stuff like that it's probably part of a testing group
win 10 already has support for arm
Limited support and only on a specific version of it @cold pawn
And also things like x86_64 emulation still being in beta (x86 isn't afaik, just the 64 bit)
so do they have better x86 emulation or is there a version made specifically for arm chips?
So in W10 I believe it's made by Microsoft specifically for ARM
For W11 it uses an Intel software suite afaik
Not sure how much cooperation there is or shared code
(and the Intel stuff does work on AMD CPUs fully)
what is even happening
I have a W10 taskbar in W11, search doesn't work at all
and I can't even use Windows+S or other commands
I did it like 4 times
still the same
I just made a fresh installation, it's all good now
Tell me how you accomplished this astonishment 
I don't even know
I don't even want to know
I looked in the taskbar settings and I only had the Task View option
I couldn't even enable Search
This effect is very desirable given how stupid collapsed tray icons are
This was incredibly stupid to implement
dead
I don't think this makes sense
you're probably better off just waiting another year or two for a much better cpu from either intel or amd
since amd and intel are actually competitive at the moment
and hopefully intel
will get it's shit together power consumption wise
I'll stick with my build rn for the next 3-5 years. No need upgrading when I don't need it
I have a spending problem. Pls dont judge. cries in upgrading from 3950x/2080ti to 5900x/6800xt
Why....
Sold the old hardware high enough to cover new hardware and there was a perf increase even tho i went from custom water to full air
You sold a custom water loop 3950x 2080ti for 5900 and 6800
Smh
I still have the waterloop stuff
Just sold the parts
I gave info in #techdiscussion bc we are off topic here
is anybody upgrading to windows 11 yet
tomorrow
I'm just staying on prerelease Insiders permanently
Being ahead of the curve has generally been a rewarding experience
Quite stable, too
Busy?
eating
Nothing I own can upgrade except my one laptop I’m selling
Noob
I'll upgrade my work laptop tomorrow.
Home computer has been on the insider preview for a while now.
will work like that
heh I give it a year before my work laptop updates
Yeah I only upgraded to Big Sur a few months ago. I only do it when I'm ready to deploy it to others.
I'm certainly not going to do 11 on the release date.
Well, I don't do upgrades either. Straight up reformat.
same!
I'm working on some stuff until end of the year on this "instance". I'll roll 11 around then with a fresh install assuming no major issues crop up.
At work we'll probably milk 10 until EOL. Just way too much other shit to keep up with.
My guess is that we'll start to upgrade within a few months. Moving from 7 to 10 when it went end of life proved that a more aggressive upgrade strategy was worth end-user pushback.
@analog ridge add this to ,ben
In this video Boris Johnson tries to avoid questioning by offering the journalists TEA!
Hope you enjoy.
im not allowed access to ?ben
people with admin
its out yay
currently doing it right now....am at 81%
Ooooo
Managed to get through it
I've already upgraded one machine and will likely do the others later this week.
windows xp is coming out tomorrow, right?
yeah, wait for sp1 though
i'm reconsidering whether to stay with windows 98, or upgrade
Get windows 2000
i've checked this like every day the past week hoping for a sudden change LMAO
nope
Cries in 9 year old 4 core
Gross
Office wont install on 11. fuck
if Windows 11 doesn't support my CPU now, it won't support it in the future as well right? i7-7700k
probably not, there are workarounds.
any big drawbacks to install it anyway?
Can you update to windows 11 withouth losing anything? Games , Drivers , Files?
might not be able to play online games...
you can, you shouldnt, wait for windows update or clean install
wait for windows update?
really, users mentioned that?
What Windows update?
yea 11 will be pushed via windows update in time
oh okay
anticheat is going to be tied into tpm.
you can always check windows 11 assistant @narrow dagger
hmm, I'll wait for some feedback of people trying it without a supported CPU then
How long will it take for the update to get released?
how long does it take to walk a road.
.-.
But its going to be this Year right?
or this Month
or in a week
if you're eager just go here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows11
yea i know
why wouldnt i download it there?
license will carry over
k
because its release day and you care about keeping your data.
these do not go well together
I assume if your device meets all requirements you'll get it this month eventually
so dont care about keeping your data
I think they start rolling it out automatically sometime next year
but for now you have to do it manually
They already started rolling them out as far as i know
But its only for New Computers
I have an ryzen 5 5600x and a 3070 so i am expecting to get an updated to windows 11 This year.
how do you guys think W11 will affect compatibility of software, esp games and drivers?
as someone who has just spent close to 6 hours troubleshooting windows hello on 11, itll be fine users are idiots
including me
i'm very confident in this release, actually
rolled insider months ago
still 100% stable
they seriously changed how hello interacts with azure, its impressive

also fucking pain, and you need intune to fuck with it
but for home its going to be nice, I see why they are pushing using an account
@analog ridge I have a Problem with my Windows 11 update
The PC Integrity Test says that my pc is capable of installing windows 11 [i needed to enlable tmp 2.0]
But in the Update tab in the Settings it still says that i couldnt run Windows 11 how do i fix this does anyone know?
clean install
no
i mean i have the update
The Auto Update
Under Windows setting.
But it still says that i couldnt run it.
so clean install.
Altough the Integrity check says that i could run windows 11
why thoe
If you install windows 11 though the iso you would lose all installed programs right? I didn't get the update yet and was looking into that as a possibility
yes
Ouch, then I guess I'll wait
Sucks they didn't make the update available to everyone on release day
Yea I guess but I would really prefer to keep my installed items
@silk coral what does it show under check for updates
did windows 11 came out
Yes
No you should clean install or wait for Windows update to prompt you
yall know how to get rid of the two tier right click menu yet?
WinAeroTweaker latest version has an option for it @fathom epoch
Also, first signs of bigger issues: MSI GF63 laptops seem to be getting crashes/bluescreens after updating to W11. Source: 100% of users on Reddit with the laptop, sample size of 2
i had windows go unresponsive on my desktop while rapidly organizing files and folders
Windows file system manager has always been iffy ngl
For example there are repos on github that can copy files way faster than normal Windows can
How did i not know winaerotweaker existed
i feel like you are the kind of person to be all up in that
I will be now
im starting off with this, got tired scrolling through after realizing how extensive these options are
imagine disabling smiley
How dare you
Can you change the error code of a manually initiated bsod?
Good news, Windows 11 ISO is immediately downloadable
Does this mean MacOS users can make a install media fucking finally?
hey that's new
I gotta enable this to get my pc prepared for Windows 11, but I'm afraid I might mess everything up...
Any ideas?
this is nearly impossible to mess up
as long as you follow the instructions properly and don’t touch any other options
you’ll be good
Very well. 👍
@summer meadow it's just checking one box, pretty easy.
Just a rant of the tons of inconsistencies remaining in Windows 11.
Full review of Windows 11 will come later.
Inspired by Endermanch's Trusted███████ video.
Windows 11 is an operating system made by Microsoft, promising a rejuvenation of the Windows UI. However, many inconsistencies still remain, some of which are shown in the video.
Discord: ...
this video fairly sums up windows 11 from what i’ve seen
idk why i expected the public release to suddenly be better
well now i’m gonna invest my processor savings to a new monitor until windows11 finally feels NORMAL
this video was aggressively stupid
they intentionally went into the oldest menus in Windows and took screenshots and claimed inconsistency
when really it's way fucking better than Windows 10
The only sore points are probably the start menu, right click menu, and action menu in the bottom right... nearly everything else has had major improvements
yeah but you’d expect they at least do a better attempt to make the old menus look more modern
for a billion dollar company, windows 11 YET AGAIN feels rushed and leaving out little details
sure windows 11 has some MAJOR pros over 10
but it’s the little things that give me such an ICK when it comes to using it
yeah but you’d expect they at least do a better attempt to make the old menus look more modern
They literally have been, constantly for the past several years
the issue is the Windows code base is fucking gigantic and archaic
you can't introduce or change things without breaking several other things
For example, the simple Format menu. It was written in 1994
To rewrite it could introduce lots of bugs and be a massive, frankly worthless effort when there's better things to tackle
i’m aware of that, but doesn’t that mean you’d expect they hire people or assign people towards making them more fluent with more modern designs
we’re gonna keep moving forward in time, so they might as well start enacting change now
I mean they do, and more menus get converted every update
The settings menu is finally nearly unified from the control panel
mixer is finally brought in
battery power plans brought in
yeah and that’s good
etc
i just wish they had done more LMAO
and ik eventually they will
but for a whole new OS w these shit requirements
i expected more
And also, not going to lie, converting old shit is boring and hard
Few people know how to do it
Few people want to do it
yeah i’d assume so, even w wii homebrew which is something i’ve been investing my time into recently, it is too much effort to make better forks of original software used for it
but still, billion dollar company should = billion dollar effort
and i’m not seeing that effort throughout 😞
anyways that’s my daily rant😇
what exactly is billion dollar effort to you 
think of it this way
a) Change how the entire operating system works, you end up repeating the failures of Vista and 8 again
better than what 11 currently is
b) Overhaul all the systems to Windows 10 as we know it now, spend millions of dollars with 0 new features and 0 fresh looks or redesigns, people complain about lack of progress and move to other systems that add new features like Mac or ChromeOS
c) Spend most effort on new security features to reduce crashes and bluescreens, which is the biggest source of headaches for users, introduce new features and support for new hardware, and make a fresh UI to attract new attention from rising competition
C is obviously the best option.
LOL chromeOS should be replaced w linux
Let's be real, Linux does not compete with Windows in the slightest.
They are two different targets
It's getting there incredibly slowly, but it barely makes a splash
On the other hand, ChromeOS last year sold more systems than MacOS did.
yeah clearly it is, but i want 11 to look and feel better in those little aspects
they should have a seperate team fixing those small things (even if it is boring), and then putting them into developer releases of the OS, and slowly overtime making win11 as a whole very good from my pov
that is precisely what's happening, and frankly that video cherry picked nearly everything. Day to day usage is very consistent apart from the stupid two layer right click menu
yeah but the audience of chromeOS is mostly 12-21 year olds i’d assume due to its educational association (google docs etc)
aren't you literally in that age bracket 
YES but i wouldn’t switch to chromeOS
And yes, ChromeOS has been widely adopted in schools.
Adults use what they used growing up
They graduate and buy what they know
Also why adobe aggressively gets schools licenses to its applications
ipad adults incoming😳😳
lol
7zip needs to step their game up and fix their context menu for win11
they can make it work w the new menu right?
i think so
There's I believe early support for adding things to the menu
I don't know the extent that it can be changed but i'm hoping it's more customizable
by ‘unpackaged win32 apps’ it means microsoft store apps right?
7zip is in the store now i believe so eventually they will i assume
I believe that means just normal exe's
OH LMAO
Also the store can now support any type of application, not just UWP apps
exciting
It's powered by winget under the hood
i’m still looking forward to amazons android store
so now instead of having to deal with sketchy download sites and ads and shit
you can just do "winget install firefox" in the command line, or type in Firefox into the store
and it will download
No fucking kerfuffle or scams
THIS^^ when i was younger i got some viruses trying to find apps for my family pc online
the fake download buttons always got me
Hell even reputable applications used by the community often have ad-filled sites with fake download buttons
so infuriating
Even our beloved hwinfo
has several download buttons
half of them are not for what the user wants to download

i've clicked on way too many of these fake download buttons because i just click the first "DOWNLOAD" button i see
@steady scaffold 
am i dumb or is this thing dumb
oh, --id
im a genius 😎
winget is nice, but very dumb
should I upgrade to windows 11
,win11
This method only works on Windows 10/11 PCs. Please ask for other methods if using a Mac, Linux, or earlier versions of Windows.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows11
- Insert an 8GB or higher USB stick into your PC. Format the USB to NTFS before installation. Formatting will ERASE ALL DATA on the USB. (Right click the USB > Format > File System: NTFS > Quick Format > Start.)
- Download the Windows MCT (Media Creation Tool) from the link above, titled Create Windows 11 Installation Media.
- Run the MCT. Follow the prompts to select your USB flash drive as your media and create the installer.
- Once complete, your USB is now ready to install Windows on another PC. Power down that PC. Insert the USB installer. Boot the PC.
WARNING: When installing Windows on a new PC, ensure only one drive (the drive you want the OS on) is plugged in. Unplug all other drives prior to installing Windows.
@analog ridge why are you only suggesting fresh installs when you can do an in place upgrade
experience.
its a major update, take it as an opportunity to get a decent backup and clean install and not have left overs from an upgrade
¯_(ツ)_/¯
I did an in place upgrade on my work laptop.
I'll likely wipe/reinstall on my home computer this weekend.
p.s. you should have a good backup before upgrading anyway
I don't even upgrade feature updates often.
I reinstall for feature updates too
And I don't install the summer ones.
Although, the official release still doesn't have the hidden taskbars fix, so I might wait to wipe/reinstall at home.
Honestly, this is going to irk me at work.
That sounds awful
this is why
I had my taskbars in different places on each monitor.
@jagged sentinel Not when you have a workflow. It doesn't take that much time for me to reinstall.
a clean install takes about 40 mins, to all apps installed and ready to go.
Now they're all stuck at the bottom.. And I can't hide them. 😭
I've got a chocolatey script ready to go with most of my apps
So I usually wipe after the Fall update and review what apps I still want and newly published ones available
I have a ninite and a powershell but im going to move to winget and powershell just need to clean up the scripts and test it a few times
Solidworks takes a solid day to install lol
and It gives me an opportunity to test my backup in a controlled environment
I have my data and configurations backed up but I have never had to use it
it really doesnt.
You should test that.
a backup isnt a backup till you know you can restore it.
Well yes but if I were to test it now I would be down for like 3 days minimum which I don't really want to do
You can test it to a VM
what ssd you running on.
It's not issues with drive speed
i know.
Just SW and things like Vivado take aaaages to install even with decent network speed
I mean use this as a grab a 1tb ssd, use it to test your recovery and install scripts, and have the old drive ready to fail back to if you know you fucked up
Since I don't care about my config restore I just test my data backups. Mostly just includes ordering a drive from B2 and making sure it has my data that I can move some of it.
then sending it back
I think I bought a new drive for every version of windows till now.
but I know my backups are good at the moment
If direct storage requires C: being an NVMe I will have to buy a new drive
I was considering it anyways because I'm desperately running out of SSD space
then that is what I would do If I was you.
1tb nvme for the c, and start clean but document how you get back up and running and try to automate as much of it as possible
My C/C++ shit is going to be the worst to get back running
Mostly cause C++ development in Windows is awfuuuuuuul
I also have a significant amount of things added to my PATH that is not typical for even an advanced set up
Good news: I can upgrade to Windows 11.
Bad news: doing so will nuke all of my files, so it'll take an eternity and a half to back everything up. 
you can do an in-place upgrade
but you should still back everything up
Noted
Hey am I able to clean install Windows 11 from an External Hard Drive? To upgrade from Windows 10?
you can, microsoft provides a downloadable ISO now
and putting that on a hdd not a usb is a fucking pain
I have a new 4TB external hard drive but no USB stick I know it's weird but it's complicated
should be the same, i presume they mean using the HDD as the install media
Nothing on the drive
it might take longer but hey doesn't really matter
it's very new
but it does
because its not the same
if it's an external drive it should show up to windows as an normal removable drive and the media creation tool should work.
I don't see any problem
How do I see if it'll work
,win11
This method only works on Windows 10/11 PCs. Please ask for other methods if using a Mac, Linux, or earlier versions of Windows.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows11
- Insert an 8GB or higher USB stick into your PC. Format the USB to NTFS before installation. Formatting will ERASE ALL DATA on the USB. (Right click the USB > Format > File System: NTFS > Quick Format > Start.)
- Download the Windows MCT (Media Creation Tool) from the link above, titled Create Windows 11 Installation Media.
- Run the MCT. Follow the prompts to select your USB flash drive as your media and create the installer.
- Once complete, your USB is now ready to install Windows on another PC. Power down that PC. Insert the USB installer. Boot the PC.
WARNING: When installing Windows on a new PC, ensure only one drive (the drive you want the OS on) is plugged in. Unplug all other drives prior to installing Windows.
Why would it matter if it's flash or not?
because thats how installers work.
The storage controller abstraction should make none of that matter.
but it does.
And install media used to be on fucking DVDs so I still don't get the issue
and before that floppies.
because it doesnt work.
can I put the MCT onto the drive and see if it'll accept it
@coral sleet You need to run the MCT from your downloads folder
no.
you run the mct
and select the drive from within it
ok
it wont show up
@analog ridge I can understand the technical aspect of it if you were to just tell me what the issue is.
do I need to format the drive first?
there isnt one, its a artificial limitation
but its still a limitiation
you shouldnt
but honestly just buy a usb
8GB or higher for Windows
Then shouldn't just burning the ISO to the drive through Rufus work then?
Rufus also has support for Windows 11 in the drop-down menu too.
They added it in the latest update
no because rufus shouldnt be used for windows.
because MCT exists
Yes but you can use it
and the whole previous complaint of MSFT not easily distributing ISOs is gone now so you can just use that instead if other methods don't work
yea so lets just fudge the install media onto an unsupport drive for an os.
just do it properly
a usb stick is fuck all
You know as well as I do that nothing wrong would happen lol
but it can
They should be able to do it from any computer, frankly
which is why it's nice that the ISO is available easily
I know that, the file size thing is dumb.
I hope that the ISO being available means that other operating systems can more easily create windows install media
no point.
Like yeah Windows is ubiquitous, but being able to do it from any system is nice.
can it be a USB-C flash drive
sure
not really its an installer you make once every 6 months for a windows system,
yes
but not a phone.
ive seen someone try that
And how often do people come in here with only a mac trying to set up a new gaming desktop
and how often when told to go find a windows pc do they manage it
I've seen a few not have one.
The whole point of modern software development is to encourage interopability between systems
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07YYJ63VF this is what im using now
Even Microsoft themselves have been making a point of that in their own endeavours
If I already have a NTFS drive do I need to wipe it to install windows from it?
yes
My 4TB one isn’t NTFS it’s GPT
So I’d be able to wipe my new drive and put the install media onto it?
yes
Ok
Will it wipe it for me?
yes
Ok Ty
Should, yes.
Do I choose USB Flash Drive or ISO File for which media to use on the external hard drive
Try using the media creation tool and select usb flash drive on the external hard drive for now, see if it lets you do that.
usb
also what about hidden files on the drive
those disappear when formatting
are they crucial to the operation of my hard drive?
No
well I'll copy them to my PC hard drive so I can put them back after
well the Spolight folder is to do with Mac's Spotlight search
I have plugged it into a mac in the past so
When I'm booting from the installation media, and get to the where I want to install it to, am I able to differentiate drives? Because my SSD has no files I care to keep it's pretty much only the Windows 10 install, but my HDD has all files I wanna keep.
@analog ridgewe started to deploy 11 at work, thus far no issues (either with upgrades or fresh installs).
And while fresh installs are ideal, it's good to know that we can push 11 out if needed.
unplug all apart from the one you are installing on
but it's in my computer
ive had soooo many auth issues with azure
and.
i dont know how to do that
Huh, interesting - thus far we haven't had any problems.
do you use hello
Turn off the computer. Unplug it. Open it up. Unplug the sata data cables from all of the drives except the SSD you want to install Windows on. Plug computer back in. Turn it on. Install Windows. Power off. Unplug. Plug drives back in. Close computer. Plug in. Turn on. Tada.
,after if you need a video guide of how to unplug a drive
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I don't think the machines that 11 has been deployed to thus far do, although my personal machine does so that'll be interesting.
its been the main source of my issues
We're so far away from being able to deploy 11.
Just keeping up with 10 is enough.
I'm hoping we can start working on it after we deploy 21H2 next Summer.
No
I will be deploying it at work since machine count is like 10.
Or not actually they're not supported.
Fuck.
21H2 time.
@dawn vale I'm upgrading to 21h1 soon 
That being said
I want winget on them for obvious reasons
Easier setup
by several orders of magnitude
No
You're bad.
🖕
is this on fire?
Apparently, AMD processors officially compatible with Windows 11, exhibit a three-times increase in L3 cache latency with the new operating system. The new operating system is also found to break the "preferred cores" system on AMD processors (UEFI CPPC2), in which the two "best" CPU cores, which ca...
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welp i guess not upgrading
'''Thankfully, both issues can be fixed via software updates, and AMD is working with Microsoft to push fixes for both issues through Windows Update, in an update rollout scheduled within October 2021.''- will wait then
@vagrant notchinteresting, I haven't seen that behavior but the one system I've upgraded that is used for gaming is also at 4k and so the CPU performance isn't the main determining factor.
i guess this is offical so i guess i will wait lol
tbh i was not plan to upgrade until closer till end of the year anyways
@vagrant notch It seems to be pretty rare
I've seen 0 reports of it reading lots of peoples' first hand experience in gaming
@vagrant notchreportably there is already a fix in the dev build so that's probably why I didn't run into the issue because I just switched away from that.
Although that likely also means the fix will be deployed to the main release soon.
most likely just issues with the scheduler switching in such a way that triggers flushes to L3
Anybody daily driving windows 11 have any big issues? Might switch
Personally I haven't had any issues at work or at home.
Ok
Do you know if any drivers would be affected by switching?
Or is the base remaining the same
haven't seen any issues on mine either
From what I've seen it hasn't needed to pull over any new drivers so long as you're reasonably up-to-date.
not really, some things don't work
Like what
it's just a reskinned win10, not much changed beyond looks
There are some nice additions, though most of those haven't been rolled out yet.
some mods for gta, transferring files from win 10 - win 11 sometimes don't work
Anything besides that
android app emulation is what I was hyped for, but MS pushed w11 out half-baked
oh, the horror
That in itself makes upgrading worthwhile. 🤣
What a tragedy lmaooo
tragedy for teachers
Im still getting stupid high framerates but im playing on 5120x1440 which is nearly as hefty as 4k
And thats with stock 5900x, jedec ram, stock 6800xt
As i said earlier, it seems to be very rare.
or under very specific circumstances
this requires context
this used to be equally broken on 10, where the CPU would actively modify CPPC2 data at runtime in order to fool the scheduler into providing CCX locality
My assumption is that they simply didn't catch the fact 11 has a significantly reworked scheduler and modified their behavior accordingly
So that'll get solved quickly
idk i just thought is a article lol
what
you can technically run windows 11 without TPM 2.0. i think BUT there is risk you won't get updates for win11, meaning it's not worth it
if your processor is one of windows 11's supported processors, i believe you can turn on virtual TPM for it in the BIOS
any processor that's compatible with windows 11 has TPM
It is i5 6600
i checked through the above list but i dont think your processor is supported for windows 11, you can correct me if im wrong but i dont think it's there
meaning you shouldnt be considering upgrading to win11
what
Nvm
woahh
oooh maybe bing will actually become good😳
this is on win 11 so maybe its just my pc
Bing is good for certain... things.

yeh, bing's tube section is great
bing is wack
you just haven't used it for the right things
bing has good things?
me bc its cheap
certain video searches it excels at
youtube?
no.
youtube does not have the videos I am talking about
more obscure content.
dunno if I'd call it obscure, in fact it might be the top content on the internet
but it isn't allowed on youtube et al
more obscure obscene content
Seems to be very rare or only under specific circumstances
I've seen tons of posts on reddit of people with AMD CPUs that don't have any performance issues whatsoever
i just noticed a MASSIVE diff in the L3 cache perf of my 5900x in benchmark though idk how much it effects real world usage bc im still getting killer numbers in games and such
Even on stupidly high CPU intensive games
I'm not a heavy gamer by any means, but I haven't noticed any drop in performance.
Granted, I'm GPU limited, not CPU limited. My poor 1080 struggles a bit at 1440p.
I hope my ryzen 7 3700x will be ok with windows 11
How are you testing it specifically?
almost certainly
aida
is win11 good enough to upgrade a main pc or are there a few bugs that i should be wary of
no major bugs. mostly minor glitches. there is a known issue on new AMD CPUs that seems to occur in specific circumstances that can drop performance, but an update should be coming out for that very soon. It is rare.
@pliant perch
so updating is recommended?
it's up to you
I personally am waiting a few months at minimum to not get the majority of the bugs and annoyances
Lots of people are excited for it and overall I've seen positive reception of W11.
But it's up to you if you are OK with dealing with occasional messed up menus or buttons being askew
But I haven't seen any wide reports of crashes or instability or incompatibility
so only problems are weird little ui errors so far
Basically, and the rare AMD performance issue I mentioned
👍 thanks
There's also some issues with networking local network drives but I know you don't have any of those lol
fr?
Wasn't it you that had issues with that?
I saw some other reports on Reddit about it.
That was steam being fucked
Steam gave me issues readding a game library located on NAS
I'm not sure it was the same exact issue but I saw some complains about network drives being fucky
For me it was steam rather than w11
Yeah this was a W11 thing
I'm glad i didnt run into that ig
I can see the perf drop on benchmarks for my ryzen cpu but i didnt watch game fps prior to upgrading to compare to now
From what I'm reading on one of the larger threads, people that are seeing changes in Aida aren't seeing changes in games.
I'm really curious where AMD's mention of esports games come from
disappointing, i woulda looked forward to another 15% fps when shit gets fixed
Hopefully all this oc'ing im doing gives me at least 1.5% fps instead 
OC the W11 scheduler
is it possible to install w11 on ryzen 5 1600 pc?
or is it that once it says you can't it's done
@urban cove it's not officially supported. You can install it but you are not guaranteed updates
been trying to get windows 11 but these 2 problems are stopping me. It wants me to switch my boot option from legacy to uefi but when I do that my computer doesn't recognise a boot device.
@frosty siren yes, that is expected
You have to convert your windows install with a command
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@jagged sentinel I can update now thanks for the help
Gross. Videos. Use this handy article that walks you through it instead: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-convert-mbr-disk-gpt-move-bios-uefi-windows-10
Can this be a pin or a command
Like ,uefi
does anyone with Intel HD 4000 graphics have windows 11
is there still like a massive performance decrease from windows 10 like I experienced
since I'm almost certain that was driver related
gonna try it again.
maybe even download modded performance drivers if there is no drivers present when I check
Okay, im on windows 11
after finding the leftover driver install file i had
and installing an actual driver for display
it feels very good
maybe a little snappier than 10 even
How do I get Windows 11?
,win11
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alternatively you can wait for the automatic update for you
Anyone on dev build?
Someone recommended i go from beta to dev for the ryzen l3 cache fix
Unless your CPU is technically unsupported (like mine)
then fucking SUCKS to be you
I am
Can't say that you're liable to get anything more stable in Dev than elsewhere, though
Im just hoping its not noticeably worse.
Shouldn't be
Just follow the usual guidance
No Insidering unless you can burn the machine at some point
I have that workflow down so I daily Dev
Burn it? 
Reinstall
I am, too.
Because Dev fixes the hidden taskbars.
Explorer crashed often for a few builds...
Im already on beta so I was aware of the risks
Ive noticed it crash once on me
Though i haven't had to do any major windows troubleshooting in quite some time, Im not unfamiliar with it
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