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I'm happy to see if Recall offers anything beyond what is currently available. For the last 20 years or more, I can get everything obtainable from your PC with exception of useless screenshots. I can see your passwords, check your browse history, log your file actions, etc with ease. Recall may not offer any advantage. I need those details to fix your PC, find hidden virus or malware, or simply put all your personal data together that is scattered all over your PC, which you lost or forgot about. I recently found 80GB of pictures dumped unknowingly in a system folder, the client though they lost forever years ago. Looking through ten thousand screenshots for any useful information is far far harder than having a nice columized spreadsheet of your activities and data. I'm not buying a new PC for now and probably Recall won't help me, but I'm hopeful. 😁

How about a script that turns it of and does the group policy thing so we can put it in the task scheduler to make it run recurrently to make sure it doesn't get re-enabled by the latest update?

Amazing how many people just know it isn't doing anything, proof of that? none - of course, and yes neither do I have proof that it is, but I know which position is the best to assume. If you don't have Win pro good luck with your group policy editor too. Even more funny that you have to enable turn off snapshots in the GPE - when we were just assured it wouldn't be taking snapshots/data. Obviously people have not read the Windows EULA about collecting data and the policy can change at MS's whim. And if you are so reckless about your own privacy and security just remember to keep disabling it after every update. Good luck.

Yes, sure you can turn RECALLoff, but unless you totally disable windows updates you can never be sure when an update will turn it on again behind the scenes. Microsoft does all kind of weird things as part of their updates, without telling whats it does. Maybe they disclose these facts in one of their lengthy README or "What's new" files that almost nobody reads. So unless you will regularly check the status of RECALL, you will never be sure if it is off or not.

every breath you take ?

Respectfully, the issue is not that it can be disabled. There is definitely a lot of tinfoil out there and I try not to wear any. However, we live in a world where the TOS can be changed at any time after the sale. The vast majority of people click through a TOS and carry on for two reasons. 1. They need the product anyway. 2. The TOS is written in legalese to protect the company, but also because it is cumbersome. The company knows this and is counting on people not to read it through, and if they do, not to be able to fully understand it. Nothing says it can't be enabled in the future. Nothing says the TOS won't later state that agreeing to it means you allow Microsoft to activate it and use the information collected. Everything is about precedence, and baby steps. Personally I view Recall as malware, and this is only the first step/iteration. I expect to see the TOS regarding recall change in the future. Nobody should be in the habit of trusting large corporations to look out for what's best for the consumer. I think this is the best advertising Linux could ever receive.

Honestly having a backdoor (even "disabled" state) laying on your system is not generally good security practice. Regardless what you do with your computer. These things SHOULD NOT exist in first place. There is always possibility of abuse of such feature by 3rd party either it being official or non official. Officials have means and ways to get their end goal regardless as the gains are minimal in security point of view. It is more major risk thou regarding to non official abuse.

"they wont be running this on the background and gathering your data, as this is illegal" but they turn this on FOR YOU, for free! and also have to use a terminal to turn it off. They couldn't just make it a checkbox somewhere? they already had a backlash for introducing the feature, now they should get one again for turning it back on a few months later

I'm staying at 23h2 then.

not in EU

im tired listening to these ai voiced videos, youtube is not same anymore :(

For me, it's not, and BitLocker isn't enabled by default either. I extracted the official ISO file, opened it in NTLite, and, as always, made the necessary changes. Now, BitLocker is set to be disabled by default, along with other settings. I also disabled the Microsoft account and Wi-Fi configuration, among other things.

The only correct way to get away from this 'dangerous spyware' called Windows .... move away from it and start using alternatives. The biggest problem is, MS 'locked-in' almost the whole world. The TH-camr JCristina made the switch called "Life after Windows", and sharing his thoughts on his transition to another OS. Under the line, there is life after Windows!

Ummm, you need to read Microsoft’s latest user agreement

I can only think of nefarious reasons that they force recall on everyone. A feature nobody needs.

Kubuntu user here. I always had linux just in case and was using mostly windows, but after Recall anouncement I switched to Linux and never went back. I even uninstalled Windows entirely. Worst case I wont be able to play Warzone but I don't have time to play it anyway.

The irony is many people wrongly believe you have to use the terminal in Linux. But to carry on using abusive software you have to use the TERMINAL to temporarily get rid of it.. Looks like the Terminal is a BS excuse for not going to Linux. Remember that M$ has control of all Windows PCs. They will turn this back on when they feel the need to. Windows in not fit for purpose yet people still want to use it. Madness. Take the hint.

You can still DISABLE IT: Open Termal (admin) dism /online /disable-feature /featurename:recall

Good thing I got into my BIOS and turned off TPM. Now the Microsoft PC Health Check said my PC is not compatible with Windows 11. I also did a registry hack to never go beyond Windows 10 22H2. Started to learn Linux Mint for the future when Windows 10 no longer gets updates.

Microsoft is out of their fing minds!! I uninstalled copilot on three of my PCs. I bought a mac this year.

Friendly heads up: I had a Windows 10 PC (built in 2020 and hardware is not upgradeable to Windows 11) and tried to uninstall Copilot. It broke the file system so badly, I ended up installing Linux Mint. Granted, Copilot is not Recall, but it is now tied into the file system on Windows 10. Good bet Recall might find it's way on to older PCs, hardware barrier or not. Hope this info is helpful.

Really thankful that I only got 8Gb of RAM

If you're going to use AI speech, at least train it how to pronounce filenames correctly :/

I have been using Recuva for some time, I was able to recover a video of 13.2 MB of my brother walking in a hospital after he was recovering from a aneurysm on his brain he had about 4 years ago.

Biggest issue here is the lack of support for old MBR boot bios that does not recognize uefi or csm.

Can i get a simple .cmd or .bat file? just like free activation file of windows pro at github

Thank you bro it's working

QUESTION: Have you got any idea if an in-place upgrade like you showed up here would work if the original ISO file would be un-archived such you showed and the XML unattended file would be pasted in and then reconstructed with AnyBurn program re-unarchived and installed by double clicking the executable file?! Will it be working this installation way for an in-place upgrade?!

Check if your CPU supports SSE4.2 and PopCnt. Download CPU-Z and Run to check it . This is the second system requirement added to Windows 11 since it first came out. The Setup prep .exe /product server command line and the latest version of Rufus 4.6 bypass method no longer works, if your CPU doesn’t have SSE4.2 and PopCnt instructions. Attempting to boot Build 26080+ on systems without the SSE4.2 instruction present will trigger an automatic reboot once it reaches the boot screen phase. The requirement for PoPCnt and SSE4.2 could be bypassed by emulating and embedding the instruction sets into the Windows 11 24H2 installation, along with setting up an emulator that runs before each Windows 11 24H2 boot. It's impossible to make any guarantees about what the next release of Rufus will or won't include, including whether the next command line setup prep will be supported. The details will be clear once it is released.

Check if your CPU supports SSE4.2 and PopCnt. Download CPI-Z and Run to check it . This is the second system requirement added to Windows 11 since it first came out. The Setup prep .exe /product server command line and the latest version of Rufus 4.6 bypass method no longer works, if your CPU doesn’t have SSE4.2 and PopCnt instructions. Attempting to boot Build 26080+ on systems without the SSE4.2 instruction present will trigger an automatic reboot once it reaches the boot screen phase. The requirement for PoPCnt and SSE4.2 could be bypassed by emulating and embedding the instruction sets into the Windows 11 24H2 installation, along with setting up an emulator that runs before each Windows 11 24H2 boot. It's impossible to make any guarantees about what the next release of Rufus will or won't include, including whether the next command line setup prep will be supported. The details will be clear once it is released.

Check if your CPU supports SSE4.2 and PopCnt. Download CPU-Z and Run to check it . This is the second system requirement added to Windows 11 since it first came out. The Setup prep .exe /product server command line and the latest version of Rufus 4.6 bypass method no longer works, if your CPU doesn’t have SSE4.2 and PopCnt instructions. Attempting to boot Build 26080+ on systems without the SSE4.2 instruction present will trigger an automatic reboot once it reaches the boot screen phase. The requirement for PoPCnt and SSE4.2 could be bypassed by emulating and embedding the instruction sets into the Windows 11 24H2 installation, along with setting up an emulator that runs before each Windows 11 24H2 boot. It's impossible to make any guarantees about what the next release of Rufus will or won't include, including whether the next command line setup prep will be supported. The details will be clear once it is released.

Windows 11 24H2 only works on processors that come with instructions PopCnt & SSE4.2, there's no workaround if the CPU doesn't support them. So sorry...

failed to validate product key -- what can i do

no workee!!

We wanted to save the note at the sources map and they keep saying it can’t save it in. What can i do?

Windows is a complete pain in anterior region. Always was and always will be from its blue screen of lifelessness to its interminable updates. And it’s lockdown of anything vaguely useful.

Tried to install it on unsupported pc, but it failed at the end. The following was displayed. Error 0xC1900101 - 0x20017 "The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during BOOT operation"

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Hi there. Im from Malaysia. I,'m follow your method but it ended with " couldnt install windows server". Error 0xc1900101 - 0x20017. Installation failed in SAFE_OS phase during BOOT operation..can u assist me please..

If you have a supported PC or use the server method on an unsupported PC, there is no need to extract the Windows ISO file. You can just mount it.

I have Intel i3 7th generation processor I do same process but every time decline install the windows 11 24H2

You are brilliant bro

this windows is not stable

Thank you very much

Thank you so much sir 😍😘

Thank you boss It really help me

Thank you for support sir 👍 & subscribed

Its saying server while installing is it server or win 11

Benefits for what??? Jesus! 😂

Why clearing the cache?! Ram Cache is there to use it. If there is more memory needed Windows will shut down what ist not used to free memory. So i believe this tip is useless and one shouldt leave it as it is.