ukposts.info/slow/UUMuAUiKC29C5qM6_ZTY9Xww&si=ngRXaZLv_FI1RHWd

I also discovered the channel recently and binge watching all 230 videos with the above link

Good tip.

Ummm, Excuse me! That was insanely easy. Surface Pro 3 running 22H2. The easiest thing I've done yet, so, obviously the second option. I appreciate you.@@CyberCPU

Hitting enter on the ISO does the same mounting experience as well.

@@CyberCPU Hey!! So my windows explorer keeps crashing. Tried all the solutions available online. Please create a video for this problem. Would be really grateful

Good point, just in case someone had installed a CD or DVD burning program. That software will associate .iso to it upon installation.

@@jdrhea6712 What are you disagreeing with? An upgrade to an SSD will normally make a massive difference if you're still running a traditional mechanical drive.

Yeah, if you don't rerun the script from the last video then it stays active.

Well, I did install it on a raspberry pi once. 😂🤣

like downloading a rtx 4090 grapics card

Did it delete ur files??

@@sanjeev_kumar14 Yes, it did. But that was expected. I had all the important stuff on a different drive.

@@sanjeev_kumar14 No. You can choose either keep your apps and files or keep your files.

@@crocskinkwhat about like steam games do you have to redownload them?

Hey dude. Is there an enablement package to update Windows 10 22H2 devices to Windows 11? Are you talking about KB5027397 and KB5031455?

Why exactly? Tiny11 is fully open source and you can download a tool to do it yourself lol.. cant vouch for ghostspectre but tiny11 is perfect.

@@petercarter9034 yeah the rufus mehtod is the best method in my opinion.

​@@petercarter9034so does ventoy

@@elitepauper7400 Does Tiny 11 give you full security updates? Can you click the updates button and receive all the updates you would receive through a supported system?

@@klwthe3rd yes you can, even the non security ones work now. There was a bug with the previous tiny11 which the update process failed. Its been fixed 2 days ago iirc

Thanks.

@@CyberCPU thanks for all you do, win 11 22h2 running on old hp 6000 pro mt dual core 8 gb ram 320gb speed platter hdd lmao

​@@watup110875glad it worked for you. However, I highly recommend upgrading that HDD. I just worked on a Windows 10 system today with an HDD. What a nightmare. 😂🤣

@@CyberCPU I am just an old flunkie in the business doing what many say can't be done, thanks to what I have learned from articles I've read to watching many like yourself to find out what can or can't be done I basically try and save these old paper weights for lack a better term to keep them out our water supply from landfill drain off, well that and many look at me like HE DUMB HE DON'T KNOW NOTHING ROFL I've always had a nack for proving many wrong around my world and they don't like because many are stuck on idea "YA ONLY SMART WITH SLAVE PAPERS" but that be sides the point So now I try and cram all I can with this new age mess because nothing is what it use to be, seam like everywhere and everything now is using some sort of motherboard cpu gpu eeprom and ram from automotive to electrical sum carpentry and even plumbing, Seems like now they don't want no one having a choice but to learn this now, so why not start with junk, can't mess up what is about to become obsolete plus it allows me too help those that are short on change and knowledge In a age where information is plentiful and free, might as well take advantage of it, it ain't like the 3.25 or 5.25 floppy days in school through 80's and early 90's ROFL Thanks again I really miss old SIMPLE days DUCTAPE AND BUBBLE GUM

Umm, yeah....I don't think Microsoft had any control over certifying hardware that OEMs put on there. OEMS most likey slapped the Vista-Capable sticker onto the underpowered machine since it could boot into Windows Vista and do all the things at bare minimum, so they called it a good enough day.

Um.... no hardware literately couldn't run windows vista that's what its issue was. People tried to run it on crap hardware and it ran like crack. Windows 11 doesn't seem to run like crap. If you don't believe me go find a windows vista laptop. I still own mine. windows 7 runs WAY better. Vista is just 7 but not as pretty and you need more power to run it.

@@Bewefau Yes, I "fixed" desperately slow laptops that came with Vista by simply installing 7

@@Bewefau Dude, Vista SP2 is literally the same as Win7 and Vista had a way better UI than 7 lol

Understand comment

Thank you and underrated comment

thanks

Yes, we can hope. 😂🤣 The last one I did didn't get taken down so I'm hoping whatever was going on there when the other two were taken down is resolved with the UKposts gods. 😂🤣

I changed the default UI Language from en-US to en-GB in the Language section as I am in England and so using International iso but I could not delete the default en-US language package as it was not available to delete so when I type dism /online /get-intl I am still getting en-US so still getting greyed out "Keep Files,settings,and apps" any help to resolve this?

@@nolly485 you cant just change the default UI language it dont work that way! you got to pick the right iso for the default UI language already installed.hence why you check with dism /online /get-intl.

@@TibbyWorcester You can change the default UI language as I have done this now and up and running on windows 11 updated from 10 with the option "Keep Files,settings,and apps" available to select and not greyed out. You have to use the registry .

​@@nolly485can you confirm if it keeps the data and files intact?

@@sanjeev_kumar14 Yes it keeps the data and files in tact. I did the update and with no issues. Now using Windows 11 with all data and files automatically transferred from the Windows 10.

which method did you use? the first?

You can think of that folder being your "System Restore to 22H2".

No bruh just download iso n go back easy n safe.

Yes. I recently bought a new laptop with Win 11. I could not believe all the useless, unwanted crap I had to wade through and it was hiding all over the place and not easy to discover.

I bought a new Lenovo 5i Pro laptop last week. It was my first encounter with Windows 11. After exploring all afternoon, I couldn't find the "shutdown, sign out, restart" location. After I found it, I downgraded back to Windows 10. Microsoft and Bill Gates are both EVIL.

@@fredfarnackle5455 That's funny, my Lenovo Legion didn't come with a bloated Win11 install. The only thing extra was the Vantage software that controls RGB, fans, etc.

Why did you watch a video about how to update Win11 on unsupported hardware, if you don't plan on upgrading?

​@@LePedant Why not, there are dozens of reasons to. Thinking is free, it costs you nothing.

Yes.

I was planning on it but I abandoned it when 23h2 beta came out. Microsoft has done a pretty good job of unifying the theme of Windows 11 with 23h2. I honestly don't believe rectify 11 is even necessary anymore.

@@CyberCPU Oh, I didn't know about that, i've used the tool months ago... I'm glad Microsoft is slowly improving windows 11 like they should've done years ago. I've watched all your windows 11 videos and the last one I watched was the "How To Configure Windows 11 For Gaming" and it made me consider switching one more time xD I've been switching from windows 10 to windows 11 but never really satisfied. Do you still prefer windows 10? or are you starting to like windows 11 more?

​@@BI3L1stick to windows 10, windows 11 has so much issues and is buggy right now also very slow.I switched back to windows 10 and I feel 85% fast OS

I'm definitely starting to like Windows 11 more. However, my own personal Windows systems are still on Windows 10.

@@icyflame3813 as is the case with any OS, stability and experience is not the same for everybody. Any remotely decent pc has zero issues with windows Older software is likely to run to same on older hardware.

My bad, it's there now.

My bad, it's there now.

Did you lose any data or files or apps

@@coolgamersavage1183No, nothing. Worked perfectly fine. Zero issues,

Well, after 2025 you'll get continued support. I've done some comparisons between Windows 10 and 11 recently and windows 11 is improving quite a bit.

Kinda. What I mean by this is that if there is a major revision, you might have to clean install. Devices that do not meet these system requirements will no longer be guaranteed to receive updates, including but not limited to security updates.

what did you learn, trash old gear, need drivers ! other video's ?

Using slang such as calling something or someone a "potato" is commonly used to refer to being 'lazy or slow' also sometimes meaning 'unexciting or boring', here in the United States.

I know, and here, we have šunka = ham :D I don't know why, but it is funny, as your potato.

@@Gyrxiur I agree. The similarity is funny

Mmmmm......potatoes and ham. Yum

Delay, win 10 is more stable.

Windows 11 is getting a lot better. However, all of my systems are still on Windows 10.

Been running Debian for years now too.. Recently upgraded my workstation to Haswell i7.. running Debian 12 with power to spare. Some Microsoft users are like battered wives. Often don't know how bad off they are, or how good it could be.

Literally it's only job in life today is to do unsupported hardware installs. The rest of the time it just sits underneath my desk collecting dust. 😂🤣

Yeah try to count how many times Rich says Potato in this video. I'm guessing it's over 15. 🤣🤣🤣

I agree,

It's not even a ""hack"".

That's for a fresh install. If you want to update an existing system the Rufus method doesn't work.

@@CyberCPU its windows... you should ALWAYS be doing a 'fresh' install

​​@@tonyf8167I very rarely do fresh install anymore. Windows is a lot more stable today than it was in the XP days when that was necessary. For instance, my Plex server has been through 2 complete hardware upgrades and started on Windows 7. Today it's on Windows 10 22H2 and has only ever been upgraded. It hasn't had a fresh install since it was new. That was easily over 15+ years ago. In fact, when it was new, it wasn't even a Plex server. It was a media center PC in my entertainment center. Today it sits in a server rack and runs Plex.