Anthony you will probably never see this, but you are hands down my favorite LTT employee. Your growth and comfort in front of the camera has not gone unnoticed.
The fact theyve hidden some of my most used right click options (rename, winrar, 7zip) behind another click infuriates me on a level I did now know I had in me. For real this feels like minimalism for the sake of minimalism and is why I hate modern design
The new contex menu uses a new API. You need the dev to implement their apps to the new contex menu that's why Microsoft still provide "show more" option so some legacy app still can be accessible until they move to the new API. And Rename is in the new contex menu. It's between copy and delete button.
The "see more" menu pretty much sums up what i HATE about the Windows user experience. They never include everything in their new-fangled apps and menus so they have to send you to the older implementation that it was supposed to replace. It just breaks whatever illusion of seamlessness you may have had.
Yeah. Whenever they're "reworking" something they just add a new thing instead of actually overhauling the old one, and the new thing is then just incomplete enough that you have to keep going to the old one.
11 looks like more of the same of what 10 is. A mishmash of new "user friendly" glossy UI but all the advanced customization features are hidden away under the old W7 menus. They're trying to idiot proof the OS with big shiny buttons but they don't update the complex features to the new design. It's just tacked on. That's why Control Panel still exists despite the whole PC settings menu being designed to replace it. If Microsoft wants a new OS they should just build it from the ground up instead of trying to improve/change things. Every update that brings new features seems to break something that then requires a workaround to fix.
@@scopie49 That’s sort of an unfair characterization. If you look at the settings app vs the control panel, features have been steadily migrated from the control panel to the Settings app with every release. Windows 11 has moved a large chunk of them as well. In practice, Settings has gone from an app I totally ignored to one that can handle the majority of my configuration tasks. It’s been a clumsy process, but I don’t think there was a better option. “Start from the ground up” is an obvious non-starter; that would require an insane amount of development effort and it would be a bug-ridden mess. This is a game that Microsoft has played for decades: picking and choosing where to spend their development hours. Sometimes they choose well, other times not so much, but I think this time they’ve made the right calls.
This. I hated the new windows settings when they introduced it. I just cannot seem to find whatever I want hidden behind those tiles and the confusing menu structure and I constantly found myself going back to the oldschool control panel. I understand that they want to make it look less cluttered but as a result, every of those handful of tiles now has so much content and options hidden behind them that it's really not intuitive at all where you need to go to find whatever setting you are looking for. The old system might have been ugly but at least you had a good and accessible overview of everything. So many of those new design choices feel like they're made with phones and tablets in mind to create a more unified experience across devices like the completely useless launchpad that Apple introduced for MacOS a while ago. The end result is far too often something that is just not as good as it used to be for a mouse-and-keyboard input style.
@@christianseibold3369 I mean technically every OS begins from nothing. I just mean at this point they need to decide what the hell they want Windows to be at a base level and build EVERYTHING on top of it rather than this backwards compatibility that extends 20 years.
Yes it's like communism. Everyone is same. Why has to be the same os interface for both pcs and handheld devices. Maybe someone likes this. I get irritated of the big ugly icons, half screen menus, funy bulky start menu, head bar filled with "common" large previewing icons instead of menu bars as it is made for 5 year olds. I guess I am a retro grumpy old guy who doesn't like flashy icons doing a flip and roll before opening an app, like a dog goes around in circles 3 times before laying down. I should appreciate that it tries to entertain while it opens a document or so.
This. Was hoping when Windows Terminal came around with tabs that they will finally start working on that. Even if it's like an explorer replacement on github at first with it build into a release in the future. But guess this stuff people have been asking for since forever isn't going to happen
I think some of the smaller things like that WILL end up toggleable eventually Or at least some nice, lightweight configurator will come along and fix it all for us.
I've heard that's for technical reasons: The "show more options" shows the old legacy UI, that uses old internal APIs, they replaced them by new APIs for apps to integrate into the context menu, we just need to wait for developers to catch up
its a classic reskin in process. When we re skin any feature, we always put a show more button to show the old ui so none of the other testing gets disturbed. It will get removed when all the features are implemented in the reskin and the supervisor has cleared it as bug free.
This is probably my #1 gripe that will prevent me from upgrading. Then again, none of my gripes with 10 were ever addressed, so I'll continue to use 7.
1:48 This is the real reason they moved from Windows 10 to 11 naming, finally having search that works is just far too big of a deal to sweep it into a random Windows 10 update!
@@posadist681 I hate Win 11 Newer Versions of 10 are okay , 8.1 is great , 7 and Vista is amazing and XP is excellent * Because it caused an revolution my opinion
The part that kills me (and my workflow) is the 7zip and folder icon changes. I deal with zipping and unzipping folders all day long, so adding more steps to it will add so much more time. And the rounded corners just worry me. I like the squared look, rounded edges just don't seem to make sense for me with rectangular monitors.
The double menu, new more options is annoying as fuck. It’s bad enough with their convoluted settings menus that still dont even have close to the legacy options even after how many years since the release of 10? 10 years or something.
@@D3NM0NT3UR I hate to use Mac, but I feel like it's a great choice for office work. It's more secure in various ways. If you're dealing with medical records that is especially important.
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Windows is like your local grocery store. Once you learn everything it has, everything gets reorganized and things you liked get replaced with things you don't
You are absolutely right, the issue is that this way of doing 'upgrades' has diffused into most Linux realm! And in the world of browsers, where each time defaults are changing because otherwise it does not look new!!
@@COPKALA true that Firefox has been getting in my nerves sending costant UI deafult value changes in supposedly security updates, instead of adding a new default skin that can be reverted for those who choose so
This is the first time I’ve owned a computer during a windows update cycle, and I can say that this is so frustrating. So much stuff I’ve gotten used to is now gone or hidden behind some setting
My main questions are "Is Cortana still a forced integration" and "Will the Microsoft Store constantly download apps I don't want to my PC despite my removing all permissions"...
One well done video. Anthony you are great at keeping things easy to follow and you explained so much more in the same time most of the other reviewers do. And your controlled and professional delivery are a joy. Thank you!
I think the best summary of this is: It seems like they're trying to make it more intuitive for average users, but in doing so, they made it less intuitive for everyone
Yeah. The design just screams "We prioritized this for touchscreens. Oh also, we have like 3 options on screen and LITERALLY EVERYTHING ELSE is swept under the rug- I mean... "More options"
@@jesustyronechrist2330 and the number of people using a touch screen on their desktop = 0 if i wanted a touch screen, id be using my android tablet, or iOS work tablet. Not my PC.
not more intuitive I think, just more shiny & modern-looking (more Mac-like or mobile-like design language). It will probably work well for any surface tabs but Windows 10's sharp corners vs MacOS's soft rounded look fit both of their respective signature target demographics (i.e. productive office people vs creative artsy people), and the sharp corners by default enabled having both sharp corners for most apps & rounded for those that use custom window frames instead (like Electron apps). Rounded does look more friendly all around though They need to tweak the balance of minimalism & simplicity
For everyone that wants to try Win 11, remember that if you use win 11 for more than 10 days, you cannot roll back to your old win 10. If you try to roll back to WIn 10 via Windows Update, you can see the system working to roll back, but at the end of "rollback" to Wind 10, you system restart with Win 11 still here... The only way to "rollback" after 10 days of Win 11 is a fresh install of Win 10... so be carefull trying Win 11.
Windows 10 has the "open cmd or powershell here" option, always has. You just have to hold in shift and then right click to make the option pop up in the menue.
I honestly believe Microsoft forcing Edge so much will make people spite it more. I do use Edge over Chrome, but really when the settings app tells me to "fix" my recommended settings and it's just wanting me to use Bing it makes it harder to recommend.
@@lucasrem Bruh don't attack him because he doesn't use chrome. I'm not using chrome because it eats through my 8gbs of ram when I'm trying to multi task. People have legit reasons, you don't need to be rude.
@@famminer I also use Edge because its more optimized in ram usage for windows than chrome is. I've gotten used to it, and their experimental features like Tab Folders is really cool.
I used to use edge til i figured out my speaker only works on chrome?! literally makes no sense at all but my speakers does not work on youtube videos on edge, but it works on chrome, although my headphones work fine on edge. So thats kinda weird lol
I use edge because I think its better overall, and since they released vertical tabs there is no going back. I'm also one of those people with the taskbar on the right side, on my right monitor, and left side on the left, with autohide. So with vertical tabs I feel right at home.
5:16 correction: On Windows 10 if you have the "Windows Terminal" app installed from Microsoft Store you can just right click (without shift) to open folder in terminal. Windows Terminal is built into Windows 11.
This feature is basically available in Windows 10 by default by just typing 'cmd' in the folders address bar. I guess that Windows 11 will save you typing 3 letters or installing a Microsoft Store app.
@@Spacenode Didn't know about that. That's why it's better to have it on right click - way more obvious... Also Windows Terminal is far superior to normal command prompt.
This whole presentation tells me Microsoft wants to cater more to the 2in1 or tablet user than the desktop user. Hopefully there'll be an update to streamline some of these weird choices for the desktop interface.
I wouldn't say they are focusing on touch, sure there are touch improvements, but those larger "hit targets" are better for people on laptops and those with accessibility requirements (such as those who struggle with their Motor Control or who are visually impaired).
@@AaronMcHale Also it lowers cognitive load. The more interface elements you cram into a screen the more work your brain has to do to make use of the UI
I hate how comments get organized... i just posted the same thing about what the binary says and wondering why it says windows 3... come back like 5 minutes later and i see someone else did the same like 12hrs ago. I wish i knew how i could search comments ... ugh
SHIFT + F10 bring up full menu every time but I agree, dump move. Most people know the shortcuts keys to copy, cut and paste. Properties is ALT + ENTER. I hope they give an option for users to change it so it display the full menu no matter what
@Cindy SparkleFarts while people focus on the UI changes (some are good, some are not like the stripped down right click menu) this is pretty much 100% about security. In fact, If you have supposed hardware (mainly supported CPU), you can get every single security feature that is gained in windows 10. If you have supported hardware I'm unsure why you wouldn't upgrade. I do agree the added security is going to cause headaches for home users. Do you think the average user is going to know what to do if they are prompted for a bit locker key because the bios got reset? I had that happen, my battery on the motherboard was lose so when I unplugged the power cord the BIOS went back to the default settings, including the secure boot keys and certs, if you have your BL key then you just enter it and it fixes itself. MS tried to make secure boot mandatory in 8.1 but backed down due to user outrage. The CPU compatibility list is due to the virtual based features needed. VBS requires. MS actually goes into detail about this but yet refuse to publicly say why these new virtualization technologies, or updated existing ones are required. Defense Guard took some steps as it only works with edge natively but there is an extension for Chrome/Firefox. This is more geared towards businesses as you need a gpo, (you can setup the local policy if you want) Essentially I'd you go to a url on the not approved list, it opens in a virtualized tab, completely isolated from the rest of the OS so no malware or ransomware effects the system. While this sounds similar to sandboxing tabs, same concept but more secure as it protects the kernel at all costs. Time will tell but my company already announced that they will be pushing windows 11 although they are going to have to buy some new hardware www.google.com/amp/s/www.zdnet.com/google-amp/article/ok-microsoft-you-win-im-buying-a-windows-11-pc/ Now, with this required hardware-enforced containerization and virtualization tech, Windows 11 will isolate applications and processes much more easily. It will be much more difficult for malware in an errantly running application to access resources it isn't supposed to. It will only access the resources in that specific application task that it infects, such as a particular browser tab. It won't have a free run of the OS, and if the infected task is detected based on its known malware signature, it's nuked in orbit. Core Isolation requires a hypervisor, whereas MDAG appears to use host-based virtualization (which has less stringent hardware requirements), which could be the difference. So it's unknown at this point if Gen6 systems like my 2016-era Dell XPS 8900 (Intel Skylake) running on the prerelease today will still be working on the gold release of Windows 11 in October. It would be nice if they did. I'm not counting on it.
What I've learned from this is all of the positives are things that Ubuntu has had for years and all of the negatives are weird unnecessary features that will be at best ignored and at worst inconvenient (the "see more options" in the right click menu, the widget display, the extra spacing for touch features). So with a few more iterations, Windows will become linux and then it'll be great!
@@user-vs6vr3oc4k yup that would be a great feature. I have so many shortcuts in the right click explorer menu from different programs but I only use 2-3 of them regulary
Microsoft really needs to drop the grandfathered outdated code/settings/apps and have a better team to work on a cohesive design. It seems like they are trying but, as huge as they are, they have created a mess. I wonder if they have a management problem internally.
@@Norweeg I'd rather they stick with their old design that people know. Fact is that windows 10 was acceptable because it kept more of what people liked about windows 7 and earlier windows than what windows 8 did. Trying to mess with the user interface yet again is a boneheaded move. You can color or stylize the UI, but don't you dare change how it works, or it will be a failure. I'm predicting windows 11 to solidly fail as MS still hasn't fully learned that lesson yet.
A few big cons about windows 11 for me would be, you currently can't change the taskbar size, and when you have the taskbar set to auto hide it sometimes doesn't work or pop up when you mouse over it. Hopefully these things would be fixed when more people start using windows 11.
@@corey4566 host wrote the script as well, so it IS him calling the bullshit👍🏽 go Anthony! 🙌🏽 Shows all of these details at the end of every video by the way. In this video you can see it at 18:16
Agree, what I hate most about Win10 is what use to take a click or two for an advanced setting was doubled at least. Have said for years they should have a GUI option for standard/basic or advanced user. Or default to advanced user when logged in as administrator to unhide and bring all advanced settings/menus to the foreground. From an IT standpoint Win10 leaves much to be desired, get the feeling it will largely be the same with 11. And no right-click... oh my...
@@fix4all I just want an official way to emulate old 98 and early XP games like a PCEM/86 wrap around. The latest PCEM can handle Pentium II now before the girl raged quit and went mental.
Same, I hate the "simplified" settings windows where I need to find the old style settings for really essential stuff. It's a frankenstein of an UI and I wish it was more customizable without using 3rd party software.
@@lacman6159 Maybe you should realize he probably does care about his health. All you've got to do is bask in his technical knowledge glory. Losing weight or improving cardiovascular health is not an easy process.
He could do the same type of video on KDE Plasma and show how Windows 11 is years behind in features compared to an alternative developed by a bunch of guys in their free time. :D
What they should have done was make Touchscreen mode, and then I can disable all that crap and use it as a Desktop only. Hovering for popups is also dumb, no thankyou.
@@MrGamelover23 i’m not either, but for a company that spent over $20 Billion in 2021 for research and development, it’s clearly not about the time or work. they KNOW it’s a feature people want
Yea, redesigning the whole OS around touch is wrong to me, especially when most users won't have a touchscreen. Under the hood optimisations for touch with a mode switch, yes 100% do that, but forcing simplistic menus and options on power users is going to push them away.
Thank you for making this video - once you mentioned that you can't access settings via right-clicking or have a vertical task bar - it helped me to decide to not upgrade to Windows 11. Thanks ;)
WOW - ever since I started following Anthony's content specifically I thought: that man doubles in confidence every time he showes around! Love your videos and thoroughly enjoy the genuine content!
I might hope Microsoft brings back actual taskbar customization, as I (and many others) can't stand the icon grouping. Also, you can no longer drag a file onto an icon on the taskbar so you open the file with that program. It now requires you to open the program and drag the file in. Very inconvenient. It just seems that this redesign follows on with the "looks like it's made for kids" trend. Anyways, by 2025 I'm sure there's someone who made a mod for these issues. Until then, no Windows 11 here.
Agreed. I hate the icon grouping so much. It makes it so much harder to work with multiple windows and take things that could have just taken a glance and one click before now take multiple clicks and more confusing appearances. There's no reason for it and no reason to remove the option to turn this off like in every other version.
They did the same thing with moving from Windows 7 to 10. Basic, easy to access features and settings all got shoved under "advanced" menus that required extra clicks. Drove me crazy for the longest time, now it looks like they're just making it even worse.
@@KhromTX main problem is that Windows 10 settings are so disjointed. You have your newfangled settings with huge options, so you could also change them on a touch screen. But then not all settings are in there and you need to go to Windows 7 style small settings to change a lot of vital things. What the hell? Maybe only implement that new settings UI once you actually migrated all the settings? How the hell is that even still a thing? 10 has been out for years. How haven't you migrated all the settings and retired the old menus yet? It's truly baffling.
@@naioma355 more like Windows 8.2 because they are trying to target that touch screen market again. I do not understand why because most Windows users only use mouse and keyboard.
what grinds my gears is the centered icons on the taskbar and forced horizontally. I use two monitors in 16:9 arrangement, i got the most space horizontally i dont need my taskbar there. And programming in a IDE is more useful if i can utilize all vertical space for text and whatnot. Same goes for browsing as well, use the vertical space. I dont need the horizontal space for very long sentences. The taskbar and the new context menu are the worst. I also use startmenu live tiles quiet a bit. so i am not amused by the new widget feed either. I think i will just stick to windows 10 until i decide to migrate back to linux when they fix their wayland mess. Often i joke about microsoft windows becoming a shell for linux but it looks like they instead chose to be a linux shell for windows :| not amused.
@@TSL73 If I used a mobile device with a touch screen, it wouldn't be running Windows 10 or Windows in general because of how much of a power hog it is. It's incredibly unnecessary to have a full version of Windows on most mobile touch screen devices.
It’s feeling more and more like a phone UI… which have become the way they are purely because using your thumbs to hit small, precise buttons is hard. Using a kb + mouse is totally different though. They don’t need to needlessly simplify everything
Hear me out: It's more appealing to young children growing up on smartphones and tablets, making a coherent feeling between different software types to feed an ever intolerant market.
this is how society breaks down, when companies start making things appealing to children. Disney does it with their films and see what hot garbage that is
Why is there even a "Windows 11". Didn't M$ say they keep upgrading "Windows 10"? Why do those companies always think it would be a good idea to fuck their users over by completely changing the GUI look and feel that proved itself for decades? And why do they think it's a good idea to change the look and feel instead of fixing the profound problems that plague the system for decades? I'm baffled and disgusted and will wait till somebody finally makes a good OS. (Yes, I know there's that MacOS thingy. But that has its drawbacks as well.)
not even 7zip, any third party context menu. Like one of the many compression/decompression utilities, x-delete and sub-menus for 3rd party file/folder/disk encryption. The goal is to make 3rd parties feel less and less supported. This is Windows 98 all over again.
"The Search is now insanely fast", yeah, it's the exact same that was in 8 that they replaced in 8.1, and that sucked hard... it was blazin fast in 8 to search in the start menu.
There's a registry key that disables searching on the Internet from the Start menu, only leaving local search. I think that makes it much faster and snappier.
I had to use a WIndows 7 machine recently for the first time in years, and I was genuinely taken aback by the fact that the search instantly showed relevant results. I've become so used to Windows 10's search just not working.
@@StevenOBrien I remember being blown away when I switched fully from 7 to 8 by the search, even tho it was always full screen before the first updates, I guess it was a little faster than 7, but same, i'm so used to be disapointed everytime I press WINDOWS and start writing stuff, like icons taking time to appear etc, I never used the search that frequently than when I was on Windows 8, I was hyping this OS at the max and tried every single alpha and beta that was out, I was in the MSDNAA program at this time and I was pumped x), 7 was great, but EVERY technical aspect of 8 was next gen, faster boost, faster search, faster launch of stuff better handling of SSDs, pretty sad it never caught because of some ergonomical aspect that Microsoft wanted to force to everyone... (FFS WHO REMOVE A SHUTDOWN BUTTON ????).
I know I'm just preaching to the choir mostly, but Anthony, your reviews and explanations are absolutely evident, and you deserve every bit of credit you get. Not a lot of pompom shaking, you just say it how you see it, which, combined with your expertise, makes you indispensable. Thanks.
This. So this. The exact reason why I'm not getting WIndows 11, even though I'm one of the (probably) few people who can install in on their computer. I HATE this shit so god damn much. Hate it when companies think they know what's best for you and that they know what you like and dislike, removing features because "oH, peOPle DOn't uSe tHeM". No, they DO use them. If a feature exists, then someone uses it. Period.
@@FannyPackMan100 I also hate how inconsistent MS is with removing/hiding features too. Like the 2/29/1900 bug in Excel is still present and it wont be patched because "Some spread sheets will break if we patch it", yet they removed task manager from the taskbar because "the average user wont need it"????
@@FannyPackMan100 And this is why Telemetry based Development /does not work/. Companies remove features because telemetry data suggests its unused. The issue is when anyone who is smart enough to use any features, immediately disables telemetry because they dislike the feeling of losing control of their operating system...
I consider myself a novice when it comes to computers, having just bought my first midrange gaming laptop. But I always find these videos from Anthony engaging and informative, even if my chimp brain can only glean so much from them. Thumbs up.
Glad to see they're expanding on my favorite modern Windows featureset, having to fuck with basic folder settings constantly to get them back to a useable state for the sake of supporting tablets that I don't own.
Yep... Seriously. No one I know, even those with laptops with touch screens, actually use touch screens over other inputs. Touch just isn't that great. It's tolerable on phones because they're too small to use anything else. I'd prefer not to have to wipe down any PC I'm using daily. And I'd prefer my OS not be defaulting for touch screen compatibility when no touch hardware is installed.
@@scythelord I use the touchscreen on my laptop almost exclusively. Touchpads simply suck - the location, the size, did I already say location? And if I want to use a mouse I use my desktop PC instead of my laptop.
@@MrZacdeath I think he’s doing an exercise thing that he mentioned in his setup video? his business regardless but I’m glad he’s making a healthy lifestyle :)
Making everything touch-optimized is the beginning of making everything less productive for *most* people. Windows cannot be used out of the box, with enough tweaking it'll probably fall in line though. Made by people who don't actually use it for actual work.
Ugh, the chunkiness and screen-wastage of modern UIs. Who are these people reaching over a keyboard to get their sticky prints all over the display? Do they number in the double digits yet?
@@thefenlanddefencesystem5080 They are the idiots in the Boardroom that want a piece of Apple's iOS market. To stupid to realize people love their iPads, iPhones, and Android devices BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT WINDOWS!
@@thefenlanddefencesystem5080 IKR I do not buy a beautiful display just to put my greesy mits all over it. I cringe at the sight of any spec of debris on my screen.
Windows 11 I just started using...but I off the bat really hate how it takes up 4gb of ram just sitting on desktop. I also really hate how small the taskbar icons are and it baffles me there's no easy built in way to change it.
@M P I don’t mind change. I do, however, care about removal of features or trying to make a platform more conformed to mobile without an option to keep it desktop oriented.
Man I sure love when companies decide to take away functionality to dumb everything down and make it simpler for the average user and harder, if not straight up impossible for anyone with a brain
Yeah, I have to say: the BEST Windows version upgrade is "To Linux" and if you're not really tech-savvy, then the mac "distro" needs to be MACINTOSH. Disclaimer: yes, yes, I know that Mac isn't ACTUALLY "LINUX" - but close enough for this comparison.
The file explorer "show more options" feature is pretty awful. It's the only change I really despise so far. Pro tip: you can use the keyboard context key to bring up the old context menu immediately. Far from ideal but at least it saves a click 🤣
Yeah it's really inconsistent. I'm positive they'll make it a configurable option. There's already a registry hack to fix it, but doesn't seem to work yet.
there is no code editor to change for example the position of an icon in order inside a system list. guess I will have to pray everything is perfect and specifically as I want. oh yes, for sure.
Pretty much summed up all my pros and cons from having had a play. The context menu is a real face palm. They either needed a complete overhaul to allow proper user customisation or to just add a few extra touch buttons at the tip of the existing context menus. The show more options work around is super annoying.
Same. Context menu is one of the best things that ever happened in Windows and now they're trying to unnecessarily make it more complicated. I'll stick with my 10 for now.
As a lifelong Windows user and occasional Linux dabbler, I'm pretty much set on switching to Linux after this. I'd much rather be faced with issues that I can hack away at and come up with a solution for than be faced with issues that Microsoft have created because they think I don't know how to use my computer.
What? That's crazy! What about bringing us those incredible widgets and news feeds? And removing that pesky old control panel? It's much more than just unintuitive cosmetic changes, it's far worse than that! Thanks Microsoft!
@@djcgjhvicbimgvvn Control Panel is in Windows 11. I agree Widgets and news feeds are dumb. By far, it's about security. The CPU compatibly list is due to VBS. TPM and secure boot have been around since around 2011. In fact, secure boot is based on Sony's rootkits when they applied it to CD's, neither of these are really the issue if you have a PC from 2011 or later.
If you don't have a supported CPU then stick with 10, it will run faster, and has been proven. The compatible CPUs has to be able to do VBS (Virtual based security, or a specific version of VBS). If your CPU doesn't have this, windows 11 will run SLOWER then Windows 10. VBS isn't strictly for OS virtualization, it's used to sandbox apps in a virtual environment so it can't touch the rest of the OS. it's used in non virtual OSs also. Secure boot and TPM is for malware and ransomware. I believe around 70 percent of ransomware is through a compromised boot process that loads an unauthorized OS with no user knowledge at all. Since the federal government took less then a day to pay the ransomware for that oil pipeline, expect ransomware attacks to grow very, very quickly. I do think MS should sell a Windows 11 Home version that didn't require this as it is mostly a move for enterprise businesses but Windows Home is so limited at this point I don't know why anyone would use it. You can even use Remote Desktop anymore on Home, and yes, VNC is always an option but they have been yanking features from Home over the last five years or so. With this required hardware-enforced containerization and virtualization tech, Windows 11 will isolate applications and processes much more easily. It will be much more difficult for malware in an errantly running application to access resources it isn't supposed to. It will only access the resources in that specific application task that it infects, such as a particular browser tab. th-cam.com/video/_xqbp0w5fJ4/w-d-xo.html docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/device-experiences/oem-vbs www.zdnet.com/article/ok-microsoft-you-win-im-buying-a-windows-11-pc/
@@bigbadsteven Anniversary Edition is a concept of a new OS designed to be used just like XP, but because of it being new would have up to date security. Pretty cool to check out.
i had a google and it seems to be made up there is a 20th anneversary edition, however it's just a collectable for the Japaneese market you're not really intended to actualy use it
@@matthew8153 i'd like to mention as a windows 11 user that the centered taskbar is nothing like mac, it has a fluent design, great animations and it's way easier to reach than on the left
It's been a bit since I watched an LTT video. Great info as always. Anthony deserves a ton of credit for all the improvement he's made in camera confidence and presentation. Way to go!
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Windows Terminal has been on the Microsoft Store for years, and I've been using it for years. It, and the ancient but still effective Windows File Manager are in use by me on my systems regularly. In the time Terminal has been around, it has gone from requiring manual editing of the config file to alter various settings, to basically everything in a GUI.
@@eDoc2020 You have to download it from the Microsoft Store as an app, but yes - it is a direct descendant, adapted to work on Windows 10. I'd guess it'll probably work on 11, too.
If I don't need Windows 11 is there an option to plug my old laptop into a new one and just transfer everything onto the new one? i'm currently running a windows 10 local account that was set up years ago, its working fine and if theres no great advantage in games i don't care to learn a new OS until it is a nessesity... PLZ help i'm not computer savvy.......P.S. the new laptop comes with win 11 pre installed, i wish i would have seen this video b4 i purchased it or i would have selected a different machine
It'll probably change design a bit before release but it's a bad sign that you need to perform one more click every time to get exactly what we get in Windows 10. Why is Microsoft trying to make it harder to do common tasks in Windows 11?
@@matthewparker9276 Because they are trying to make Windows more like Android or iOS, so they can sell stuff on Windows store and control their users more.
All UI-based distoros are copies of windows, if you know your history. Seem you new generation millennials who started using linux recently are confused about who copied who.
Everyone: "We want more functionality in the default notes app. It's been the same since XP" Microsoft: "We have changed everything except the notes app!"
Do not forget OneDrive and Teams. Why are these apos so intertwined in the OS? Edge, OneDrive and Teams should be like any other applications that can be removed and replaced by something else if the user wants to or kept if they want to use them.
I'm impressed by your faith that Microsoft will continue to allow the spyware telemetry to be disabled at all. I mean, they're removed taskbar customisation. They've made it as awkward as possible to change the default browser. The "news and weather" shit that they're foisting upon us - that, of course, uses the Edge browser if you click on anything - with no "on / off" switch anywhere. This all suggests they're very much doubling down on the "my way or the highway" attitude. "Here is the Microsoft experience. Accept it. Resistance is futile".
@@klaxoncow as for me , Win10 updates end in 4-5 years so Iv got some time to think about getting a new pc/processor that can handle it and do research and framework+coding to customize Win11 (if possible) or just stick with what I have atm?
KlaxonCow would Windows 11 Enterprise Edition be different? Since Enterprise is for corporations they would have to allow more stuff to be turned off by the Administrator
Nah, looks more useful than Unity. I've tried several versions of Unity and always ended up getting rid of it. It's a horrible, frustrating abomination. The fact the devs thought a swipe-away lockscreen on desktop was a great idea says everything you need to know about Unity.
5:35 .. wanna command line opened in location where you are in explorer (file one), so just klick to URL bar and type cmd + Enter. And cmd.exe will open just in the location where you've been. Want to have Power Shell instead of old cmd .. just typ powershell to URL bar and enter.
I think it's important to remember that actual users aren't really part of the conversation when it comes to Microsoft making UI changes. It's all about turf wars between internal groups within the Windows business unit, and layers upon layers of program managers bikeshedding _their_ precious vision. 11 is another Vista.
yeah to me it seems that it's going to be a pain in the ass, and that we will need to wait for windows 12 to get a "modern" windows. Honestly windows 10 is still a fucking pain in the ass to use if you want to do "advance" stuff.
the thing is, you may be somewhat right. You see, Windows 7 was just Vista with 1 or 2 adjustments. Vista failed because PC manufacturers tried to sell their old XP PCs as Vista PCs, despite the jump in hardware requirements, and then blamed Microsoft when everybody complained. I can easily see something like that happening this time around with the boost to minimum specs, especially as far as RAM goes.
To be more specific it's Windows 8 2, electric boogaloo. Windows is trying to become a tablet OS again and it's going to be aweful again. Welp, this time I'm going to Garuda Linux so bye bye microderp
@@UNSCPILOT Garuda isn’t the best place to start with new Linux. I’d definitely recommend something Debian/Ubuntu based, as Arch(the base Linux district of Garuda) can sometimes break. Zorin OS, Elementary, Ubuntu, Or Fedora are my recommendations for new users to Linux
@@PotatotheTroll Right on, I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I actually LOVED Vista compared to XP, I used it on my own Custom built laptop and I don't understand all the hate it go. It did in fact change the way we use computers, it bought some "modern" features. One thing that I absolutely loved, was how the search function didn't fucking suck balls. I love Dogs, but Bob can go fuck off, I could never find a single useful file even though I know the general location of the file. Compared to Windows 7? yeah Windows Vista was bad. I also think that the system requirements here is going to hurt a lot, I'm sure there's a whole bunch of shit laptops that are going to use "Windows 11 ready" as a selling point, but I feel like a lot of people will simply be stuck with their old laptops using Windows 10 because... well it's not supported, and the option is to buy a new laptop. As somebody that has worked in IT and has helped countless friends, family, and friends of friends of friends, I can assure you they do now rock the latest and greatest laptops on the market. I think that here Apple has a great chance to eat a good bunch of the Windows market, but better yet, I think that Linux has a superb chance to show off the benefits of Linux and give people with "dying" laptops a chance to try it out. I wasn't so sure about windows 10, I mean it's usefulle to game withoug having to deal with compability issues on Linux, but it looks like Windows 11 is going to be a pain in the ass to use unless I drop all my old habits.
do they have a setting to move the icons back to one side so i can use my taskbar for open windows? idiots wasted the whole taskbar putting icons in the middle
Yep. The W11 taskbar looks pretty, but has lost damn near all of it's functionality features. You can't even drag a file into another program or window using it anymore.
By that silly good-bad-logic, Windows 8.1 should have been good and Windows 10 bad again. Let's just skip some releases until the desired pattern matches. :^)
@@paulvorderegger1522 Sighs.... Windows 2000 was the successor to windows NT version 4. Windows ME was based on DOS and was the last DOS-based operating system from Microsoft.
Anthony you will probably never see this, but you are hands down my favorite LTT employee. Your growth and comfort in front of the camera has not gone unnoticed.
LIKE THIS SO WE CAN GET THIS TO HIM
And the way he explains things is so good, too. Like calm and confident, you can tell he knows his stuff.
If he voiced ebooks, I would definitely listen to them.
Like this so we get to him yess
He seemed comfortable from the beginning...
The fact theyve hidden some of my most used right click options (rename, winrar, 7zip) behind another click infuriates me on a level I did now know I had in me. For real this feels like minimalism for the sake of minimalism and is why I hate modern design
The new contex menu uses a new API. You need the dev to implement their apps to the new contex menu that's why Microsoft still provide "show more" option so some legacy app still can be accessible until they move to the new API.
And Rename is in the new contex menu. It's between copy and delete button.
@@Yaqins oh they must have updated it from when I last used my laptop with the beta on it. Glad they didn't keep that
@@Its_Soph_ie Why use the context menu to rename files? It's on F2
@@trews1 well you learn something new every day, dont ya? I'll keep that in mind next time I rename something
@@neilquinn Wish I had a 1440p monitor.. most people have 1080p according to the steam hardware survey.
The "see more" menu pretty much sums up what i HATE about the Windows user experience. They never include everything in their new-fangled apps and menus so they have to send you to the older implementation that it was supposed to replace. It just breaks whatever illusion of seamlessness you may have had.
Yeah. Whenever they're "reworking" something they just add a new thing instead of actually overhauling the old one, and the new thing is then just incomplete enough that you have to keep going to the old one.
11 looks like more of the same of what 10 is. A mishmash of new "user friendly" glossy UI but all the advanced customization features are hidden away under the old W7 menus. They're trying to idiot proof the OS with big shiny buttons but they don't update the complex features to the new design. It's just tacked on. That's why Control Panel still exists despite the whole PC settings menu being designed to replace it. If Microsoft wants a new OS they should just build it from the ground up instead of trying to improve/change things. Every update that brings new features seems to break something that then requires a workaround to fix.
@@scopie49 That’s sort of an unfair characterization. If you look at the settings app vs the control panel, features have been steadily migrated from the control panel to the Settings app with every release. Windows 11 has moved a large chunk of them as well. In practice, Settings has gone from an app I totally ignored to one that can handle the majority of my configuration tasks.
It’s been a clumsy process, but I don’t think there was a better option. “Start from the ground up” is an obvious non-starter; that would require an insane amount of development effort and it would be a bug-ridden mess. This is a game that Microsoft has played for decades: picking and choosing where to spend their development hours. Sometimes they choose well, other times not so much, but I think this time they’ve made the right calls.
This. I hated the new windows settings when they introduced it. I just cannot seem to find whatever I want hidden behind those tiles and the confusing menu structure and I constantly found myself going back to the oldschool control panel. I understand that they want to make it look less cluttered but as a result, every of those handful of tiles now has so much content and options hidden behind them that it's really not intuitive at all where you need to go to find whatever setting you are looking for. The old system might have been ugly but at least you had a good and accessible overview of everything.
So many of those new design choices feel like they're made with phones and tablets in mind to create a more unified experience across devices like the completely useless launchpad that Apple introduced for MacOS a while ago.
The end result is far too often something that is just not as good as it used to be for a mouse-and-keyboard input style.
@@christianseibold3369 I mean technically every OS begins from nothing. I just mean at this point they need to decide what the hell they want Windows to be at a base level and build EVERYTHING on top of it rather than this backwards compatibility that extends 20 years.
During initial setup, there needs to be an option:
( ) Install touch features.
(X) Do not install any touch features.
there should not even be that kind of f* options in the installation !!!!!!
Yes it's like communism. Everyone is same. Why has to be the same os interface for both pcs and handheld devices. Maybe someone likes this. I get irritated of the big ugly icons, half screen menus, funy bulky start menu, head bar filled with "common" large previewing icons instead of menu bars as it is made for 5 year olds. I guess I am a retro grumpy old guy who doesn't like flashy icons doing a flip and roll before opening an app, like a dog goes around in circles 3 times before laying down. I should appreciate that it tries to entertain while it opens a document or so.
During install there should be an option to install linux instead.
@@VagishaDas “communism is when no special windows 11”
@@banimalhalder723 I did
I guess we'll never get an official file explorer tabs
This. Was hoping when Windows Terminal came around with tabs that they will finally start working on that. Even if it's like an explorer replacement on github at first with it build into a release in the future. But guess this stuff people have been asking for since forever isn't going to happen
Lol
macOS had Finder tabs since a loooong time
I going to edit this when I find the version
I think something of Mavericks
Qtt tab bar it is
@@KiinaSu Microsoft is so fucking deaf to its own community, it's unbelievable sometimes.
Still absolutely hate that it requires you to click the "show more options" in the context menu, rather then making it configurable.
I think some of the smaller things like that WILL end up toggleable eventually
Or at least some nice, lightweight configurator will come along and fix it all for us.
I've heard that's for technical reasons: The "show more options" shows the old legacy UI, that uses old internal APIs, they replaced them by new APIs for apps to integrate into the context menu, we just need to wait for developers to catch up
its a classic reskin in process. When we re skin any feature, we always put a show more button to show the old ui so none of the other testing gets disturbed. It will get removed when all the features are implemented in the reskin and the supervisor has cleared it as bug free.
It is configurable, unfortunately it requires the application developers to use the new context menu APIs to add them in, but it is coming.
This is probably my #1 gripe that will prevent me from upgrading. Then again, none of my gripes with 10 were ever addressed, so I'll continue to use 7.
1:48 This is the real reason they moved from Windows 10 to 11 naming, finally having search that works is just far too big of a deal to sweep it into a random Windows 10 update!
Lmao
Windows 11 looking mighty seductive with that functional search bar 😏😏😍😍
@@posadist681 I hate Win 11 Newer Versions of 10 are okay , 8.1 is great , 7 and Vista is amazing and XP is excellent * Because it caused an revolution my opinion
So, when they add tabs to the File Explorer they will launch Windows 12.
@@dinosaurus598 I will hold onto Win10 for as long as possible. How about you?
The part that kills me (and my workflow) is the 7zip and folder icon changes. I deal with zipping and unzipping folders all day long, so adding more steps to it will add so much more time. And the rounded corners just worry me. I like the squared look, rounded edges just don't seem to make sense for me with rectangular monitors.
The double menu, new more options is annoying as fuck. It’s bad enough with their convoluted settings menus that still dont even have close to the legacy options even after how many years since the release of 10? 10 years or something.
I'm glad we use MacOS in our office environment.
Haters, come at me...
@@D3NM0NT3UR I hate to use Mac, but I feel like it's a great choice for office work. It's more secure in various ways. If you're dealing with medical records that is especially important.
@@frogressive-rockFunnily enough literally every hospital I’ve worked at uses windows
Not saying that you’re wrong, it’s just interesting
Microsoft be like "Oh they didn't like that one. Let's tweak it just a little."
But also
"Oh they liked that one, change everything."
It does feel like that
Don't forget "Oh, that's fucking useful. GET RID OF IT!"
@@brucenatelee or lock it behind another paywall and/or profit off it by selling user data
@@brucenatelee 😂😂😂😂😂
lol, yep.
"this doesn't change a lot, let's include that"
and
"this was really useful, can we put it somewhere else"
Changing the right cluck menu and hiding the older one under advanced is probably my most hated thing.
fr like just reskin the original, add the buttons of the features and leave it as is
I think you can fix it with a registry edit
@@SpaceWalkerReal _Really_ hope so.
I don't like how it's a lot harder to ge to volume mixer
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Windows is like your local grocery store. Once you learn everything it has, everything gets reorganized and things you liked get replaced with things you don't
Best explanation I've heard yet. So true. Guess that's why I don't care for any Windows version past 8.1
You are absolutely right, the issue is that this way of doing 'upgrades' has diffused into most Linux realm!
And in the world of browsers, where each time defaults are changing because otherwise it does not look new!!
Best analogy, describing it perfectly.
@@COPKALA true that
Firefox has been getting in my nerves sending costant UI deafult value changes in supposedly security updates, instead of adding a new default skin that can be reverted for those who choose so
@@rickh8380 did you forget vista? that piece of glorious shit?
This is the first time I’ve owned a computer during a windows update cycle, and I can say that this is so frustrating. So much stuff I’ve gotten used to is now gone or hidden behind some setting
Just think about us who's been using windows since 3.x
Welcome to Microsoft I think there are working some real sadistic people in the company. 😅
My main questions are "Is Cortana still a forced integration" and "Will the Microsoft Store constantly download apps I don't want to my PC despite my removing all permissions"...
I am using windows 11 for longer than a month now and i've never seen cortana.
Cortana doesn't look like a thing anymore. I've been using it as my main os for a while now. It feels a lot less bloated.
sounds like you don't know how to use a computer...
cortana is almost dead
Yesnt and yes
I daily-drove it since the first insider build and tried the first leak
I love how all the comments turn wholesome when Anthony is hosting lol. He really is a cool guy, I can’t help it either honestly. 😂👍
Blows my mind how he went from questionable to charismatic when he started hosting. Came into the comments looking for this
I wish there were more videos with Anthony. He's a down to earth type of guy and you can't help but like him. He's like a cool friend!
💯
@@64BBernard Very true
@@fen4554 lol yeah his stage presence has drastically gotten better as well.
Good facts, but deep down we all know that Anthony is still mad at having to wake up early for that crappy MS event.
One like one milligram of caffeine for our great Anthony
Edit: Holi shit, I've been on 1.1g of caffeine, lemme tell you, it's not great
ah I missed something, care to share the link?
@@gio9789 117 mg of caffeine so far!
143k mg of cafeine
Pretty much.
One well done video. Anthony you are great at keeping things easy to follow and you explained so much more in the same time most of the other reviewers do. And your controlled and professional delivery are a joy. Thank you!
I think the best summary of this is: It seems like they're trying to make it more intuitive for average users, but in doing so, they made it less intuitive for everyone
Yeah. The design just screams "We prioritized this for touchscreens. Oh also, we have like 3 options on screen and LITERALLY EVERYTHING ELSE is swept under the rug- I mean... "More options"
@@jesustyronechrist2330 and the number of people using a touch screen on their desktop = 0
if i wanted a touch screen, id be using my android tablet, or iOS work tablet. Not my PC.
not more intuitive I think, just more shiny & modern-looking (more Mac-like or mobile-like design language). It will probably work well for any surface tabs but Windows 10's sharp corners vs MacOS's soft rounded look fit both of their respective signature target demographics (i.e. productive office people vs creative artsy people), and the sharp corners by default enabled having both sharp corners for most apps & rounded for those that use custom window frames instead (like Electron apps). Rounded does look more friendly all around though
They need to tweak the balance of minimalism & simplicity
how? i can't see that I'm using windows 11 daily and I can't remember feeling annoyed (except by the slightly unoptimized UI but that will change)
The quest for simplicity always ends up complicating things. That's why I never use anything made by Apple.
Anthony is the voice I trust the most in the business. Linus letting him do his own thing is brilliant and highly beneficial for LMG.
@@flame_of_the_west8909 wtf, are you ok?
@@flame_of_the_west8909 U F0KING W0T M8?
@@flame_of_the_west8909 looks like you’re the one to pity here
I concur +1
@@cobralyoner Philip spoke some facts
For everyone that wants to try Win 11, remember that if you use win 11 for more than 10 days, you cannot roll back to your old win 10. If you try to roll back to WIn 10 via Windows Update, you can see the system working to roll back, but at the end of "rollback" to Wind 10, you system restart with Win 11 still here... The only way to "rollback" after 10 days of Win 11 is a fresh install of Win 10... so be carefull trying Win 11.
That should never be a thing if they are gonna change and remove features. The fuck!
You mean you run without imaging your OS drive? Newb.
@@billclinton6040 if your question is about me, I don't need to imaging OS or backup the whole drive because I do these tests on a dedicated pc.
That's on point with the naming. Win 11th day.
But can you still dual boot?
Windows 10 has the "open cmd or powershell here" option, always has. You just have to hold in shift and then right click to make the option pop up in the menue.
It says so in text when he talks about it but that may have been edited after your comment tho?
@@bennylloyd-willner9667 Yes I think it was added after I commented on the video.
or even customize your context menu and bam alwayd there like Notpad++ zip etc its modular and not hard to understand no change need to be xD
Don't forget that if you type cmd into the top bar, the file explorer opens cmd on that directory after hitting enter.
@@bennylloyd-willner9667 how can you edit your video after it's already uploaded
I honestly believe Microsoft forcing Edge so much will make people spite it more. I do use Edge over Chrome, but really when the settings app tells me to "fix" my recommended settings and it's just wanting me to use Bing it makes it harder to recommend.
@@lucasrem Bruh don't attack him because he doesn't use chrome. I'm not using chrome because it eats through my 8gbs of ram when I'm trying to multi task. People have legit reasons, you don't need to be rude.
@@famminer I also use Edge because its more optimized in ram usage for windows than chrome is. I've gotten used to it, and their experimental features like Tab Folders is really cool.
I used to use edge til i figured out my speaker only works on chrome?! literally makes no sense at all but my speakers does not work on youtube videos on edge, but it works on chrome, although my headphones work fine on edge. So thats kinda weird lol
@@famminer Honestly I didn't even know if it was an attack or a cry for help.
I use edge because I think its better overall, and since they released vertical tabs there is no going back. I'm also one of those people with the taskbar on the right side, on my right monitor, and left side on the left, with autohide. So with vertical tabs I feel right at home.
5:16 correction: On Windows 10 if you have the "Windows Terminal" app installed from Microsoft Store you can just right click (without shift) to open folder in terminal.
Windows Terminal is built into Windows 11.
Also, it's very easy to add anything to the context menu by editing the registry on win10.
@@falsemcnuggethope True but it is a big pain in the dick navigating through the registry especially if you have a metric buttload of entries in it.
@@falsemcnuggethope "Easy to add" and "Edit Registry" don't really fit together to most people.
This feature is basically available in Windows 10 by default by just typing 'cmd' in the folders address bar. I guess that Windows 11 will save you typing 3 letters or installing a Microsoft Store app.
@@Spacenode Didn't know about that. That's why it's better to have it on right click - way more obvious...
Also Windows Terminal is far superior to normal command prompt.
This whole presentation tells me Microsoft wants to cater more to the 2in1 or tablet user than the desktop user. Hopefully there'll be an update to streamline some of these weird choices for the desktop interface.
This has been the case since Windows 8. Windows 7 was Microsoft's last true desktop operating system.
meh larger hit targets are superior
@@chidorirasenganz Not if it requires hiding actually useful options
I wouldn't say they are focusing on touch, sure there are touch improvements, but those larger "hit targets" are better for people on laptops and those with accessibility requirements (such as those who struggle with their Motor Control or who are visually impaired).
@@AaronMcHale Also it lowers cognitive load. The more interface elements you cram into a screen the more work your brain has to do to make use of the UI
6:40 COMPACT VIEW, THANK YOU SO MUCH I NEEDED THIS
For anybody wondering, the binary ascii in the intero says "this is Windows 3"
I’ve been up for 24 hours so I came to ask why it says “this is windows 3”
I also don’t watch Linus at all anymore
Thanks!
@@ChawkLive 11 in binary is the same as 3
I hate how comments get organized... i just posted the same thing about what the binary says and wondering why it says windows 3... come back like 5 minutes later and i see someone else did the same like 12hrs ago. I wish i knew how i could search comments ... ugh
"upgrades" that increase the number of clicks it takes me to do what I currently do are not upgrades.
SHIFT + F10 bring up full menu every time but I agree, dump move. Most people know the shortcuts keys to copy, cut and paste. Properties is ALT + ENTER. I hope they give an option for users to change it so it display the full menu no matter what
I want this sculpted on the moon
@Cindy SparkleFarts while people focus on the UI changes (some are good, some are not like the stripped down right click menu) this is pretty much 100% about security. In fact, If you have supposed hardware (mainly supported CPU), you can get every single security feature that is gained in windows 10. If you have supported hardware I'm unsure why you wouldn't upgrade. I do agree the added security is going to cause headaches for home users. Do you think the average user is going to know what to do if they are prompted for a bit locker key because the bios got reset? I had that happen, my battery on the motherboard was lose so when I unplugged the power cord the BIOS went back to the default settings, including the secure boot keys and certs, if you have your BL key then you just enter it and it fixes itself. MS tried to make secure boot mandatory in 8.1 but backed down due to user outrage.
The CPU compatibility list is due to the virtual based features needed. VBS requires. MS actually goes into detail about this but yet refuse to publicly say why these new virtualization technologies, or updated existing ones are required. Defense Guard took some steps as it only works with edge natively but there is an extension for Chrome/Firefox. This is more geared towards businesses as you need a gpo, (you can setup the local policy if you want) Essentially I'd you go to a url on the not approved list, it opens in a virtualized tab, completely isolated from the rest of the OS so no malware or ransomware effects the system. While this sounds similar to sandboxing tabs, same concept but more secure as it protects the kernel at all costs. Time will tell but my company already announced that they will be pushing windows 11 although they are going to have to buy some new hardware
www.google.com/amp/s/www.zdnet.com/google-amp/article/ok-microsoft-you-win-im-buying-a-windows-11-pc/
Now, with this required hardware-enforced containerization and virtualization tech, Windows 11 will isolate applications and processes much more easily. It will be much more difficult for malware in an errantly running application to access resources it isn't supposed to. It will only access the resources in that specific application task that it infects, such as a particular browser tab.
It won't have a free run of the OS, and if the infected task is detected based on its known malware signature, it's nuked in orbit.
Core Isolation requires a hypervisor, whereas MDAG appears to use host-based virtualization (which has less stringent hardware requirements), which could be the difference.
So it's unknown at this point if Gen6 systems like my 2016-era Dell XPS 8900 (Intel Skylake) running on the prerelease today will still be working on the gold release of Windows 11 in October. It would be nice if they did. I'm not counting on it.
Precisely. I'll be passing on this that's for sure.
@@JoshFisher567 But you can enable BitLocker and Secure Boot in Windows 10. Where's the extra security in Windows 11?
Does it come with a built-in-impossible-to-disable telemetry? We wouldn't want it any other way, you know.
Yes the telemetry that randomly uses 50% cpu Performance on my old Laptop
@Yontek Nohara is there a place to dl iso of that already done ? Thx
@@babagandu try ghost specter version of win10
*Switche to linux*
@@loisvallee7291 The Chad Way
What I've learned from this is all of the positives are things that Ubuntu has had for years and all of the negatives are weird unnecessary features that will be at best ignored and at worst inconvenient (the "see more options" in the right click menu, the widget display, the extra spacing for touch features). So with a few more iterations, Windows will become linux and then it'll be great!
the 'show more options' option in the context menu is hilarious.
that can't seriously end up in the final build... right?!
It might be a good feature if they allow us to customize it. As a 7zip user its really my only complaint about 11 so far after using it for few weeks.
@@user-vs6vr3oc4k yup that would be a great feature. I have so many shortcuts in the right click explorer menu from different programs but I only use 2-3 of them regulary
@@user-vs6vr3oc4k It's hardly a "good feature" if you want to customize it to a state it was before the change.
@@Esidar Good thing thats not what I said I wanted then right? One thing missing doesnt mean I want the exact old menu back.
The best summary of Windows 11 I’ve seen, especially with the comparisons directly on screen to Windows 10. Thanks Anthony & team.
I love how there's now 10 different icon styles in windows, 6 different control panels, and 18 different menu styles.
Microsoft really needs to drop the grandfathered outdated code/settings/apps and have a better team to work on a cohesive design. It seems like they are trying but, as huge as they are, they have created a mess. I wonder if they have a management problem internally.
@@Norweeg I'd rather they stick with their old design that people know. Fact is that windows 10 was acceptable because it kept more of what people liked about windows 7 and earlier windows than what windows 8 did. Trying to mess with the user interface yet again is a boneheaded move. You can color or stylize the UI, but don't you dare change how it works, or it will be a failure. I'm predicting windows 11 to solidly fail as MS still hasn't fully learned that lesson yet.
There's only 2 control panels on windows 11, the legacy one and the new one, just like windows 10.
What are the six control panels?
When will people learn that all you need is dwm and dmenu.
A few big cons about windows 11 for me would be, you currently can't change the taskbar size, and when you have the taskbar set to auto hide it sometimes doesn't work or pop up when you mouse over it. Hopefully these things would be fixed when more people start using windows 11.
This guy is great. He calls bullshit. I can appreciate a person who can call out bullshit.
Well it's not him. It's the team that writes this. If you can tell it's actually the same style as Linus and others. He's reading it from a prompt.
@@corey4566 host wrote the script as well, so it IS him calling the bullshit👍🏽 go Anthony! 🙌🏽
Shows all of these details at the end of every video by the way. In this video you can see it at 18:16
@@maksimatic Right, host wrote the script not Anthony. That's my point.
@@corey4566 Anthony is the host speaking in this video. He's also a writer for LTT.
7:05 LTT trademarked segues, ughh
Binary in the intro: "this is Windows 3"
Thank you good sir
Up u go
I came to the comment section for this. Thx
Indeed, checked myself
Yep, but why? ;)
Ill always hate it when people make things "smoother" by putting the useful stuff behind an idiot-stable menu
Agree, what I hate most about Win10 is what use to take a click or two for an advanced setting was doubled at least. Have said for years they should have a GUI option for standard/basic or advanced user. Or default to advanced user when logged in as administrator to unhide and bring all advanced settings/menus to the foreground. From an IT standpoint Win10 leaves much to be desired, get the feeling it will largely be the same with 11. And no right-click... oh my...
@@fix4all I just want an official way to emulate old 98 and early XP games like a PCEM/86 wrap around. The latest PCEM can handle Pentium II now before the girl raged quit and went mental.
Me too.
Same, I hate the "simplified" settings windows where I need to find the old style settings for really essential stuff. It's a frankenstein of an UI and I wish it was more customizable without using 3rd party software.
God, i fucking hate this in Windows 10.
The binary in the intro (1:14) says - this is Windows 3
It would be impossible for me to overstate how much I enjoy Anthony's contributions to this channel. The man speaks tech truths.
I didn't know how much of a fan I really was until the ASMR build.
Instead of worshiping him, you should encourage him to improve his health.
@@lacman6159 Maybe you should realize he probably does care about his health. All you've got to do is bask in his technical knowledge glory. Losing weight or improving cardiovascular health is not an easy process.
@@syrrysaver2775 wait, there's an ASMR build?
@@lacman6159 I accept him for who he is..not what other people want him to be...As all people should for everyone.
Anthony: "What will 11 be"
Stuck between 10 and 12
that shit we have to get use to
You know what's sad is that 12 is most likely gonna be a thing in the future since 10 was suppose to be the end all.
Crap like 8
@EmptyStuff is it?
@EmptyStuff hahahahaha
Anthony is such a genuine person and it comes through the more he's on camera. More Anthony PLEASE...!!!
Anthony should have his own channel 🤣😂
Yeah i like the way he presents stuff
I think it also has to do with the fact that you can tell how smart and knowledgeable he is. Just gotta respect someone like that.
Yes more please
At this rate, it's gonna be AnthonyTechTips
For me Windows 11 so far seems like Windows 8.1. A slightly more useable touch OS compared to whatever Windows 8 was, but still mainly a touch OS.
Now would be a good time to start the Linux with Anthony series before win 11 releases 😁
10/10 would watch
AGREE
Yes please
PETITION FOR LINUX TECH TIPS 🙏
He could do the same type of video on KDE Plasma and show how Windows 11 is years behind in features compared to an alternative developed by a bunch of guys in their free time. :D
Anthony saying "OwO that's this??" is something I never thought I needed lmao
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That moment gave me some serious jack black vibes tbh
He knows what he's doing. | ･ 〰 ･ |
Geezus...
I need a fucking timestamp
What they should have done was make Touchscreen mode, and then I can disable all that crap and use it as a Desktop only. Hovering for popups is also dumb, no thankyou.
Isn't that what Windows 8 did?
@@MrGamelover23 i’m not either, but for a company that spent over $20 Billion in 2021 for research and development, it’s clearly not about the time or work. they KNOW it’s a feature people want
@@KL-lt8rc windows 10 also had a touchscreen mode of sorts
@@MrGamelover23 They could just disable all the touch optimization by default when they don't detect a touch device. Just like Win 10 does.
Yea, redesigning the whole OS around touch is wrong to me, especially when most users won't have a touchscreen.
Under the hood optimisations for touch with a mode switch, yes 100% do that, but forcing simplistic menus and options on power users is going to push them away.
Thank you for making this video - once you mentioned that you can't access settings via right-clicking or have a vertical task bar - it helped me to decide to not upgrade to Windows 11. Thanks ;)
WOW - ever since I started following Anthony's content specifically I thought: that man doubles in confidence every time he showes around! Love your videos and thoroughly enjoy the genuine content!
A summary of Anthony's feelings about Windows 11: "Good luck with that."
I might hope Microsoft brings back actual taskbar customization, as I (and many others) can't stand the icon grouping. Also, you can no longer drag a file onto an icon on the taskbar so you open the file with that program. It now requires you to open the program and drag the file in. Very inconvenient.
It just seems that this redesign follows on with the "looks like it's made for kids" trend. Anyways, by 2025 I'm sure there's someone who made a mod for these issues. Until then, no Windows 11 here.
I've never been able to do that with Windows10?
@@hambo76 that's a question?
I just want my taskbar at the top and yet cant do that with win11
oh god, if taskbar icons are always combined thats a deal breaker
Agreed. I hate the icon grouping so much. It makes it so much harder to work with multiple windows and take things that could have just taken a glance and one click before now take multiple clicks and more confusing appearances. There's no reason for it and no reason to remove the option to turn this off like in every other version.
i legit wish Microsoft would just drop the idea of Edge entirely .. i promise NO ONE will be upset
Removing and/or burying advanced settings and features for the sake of simplicity feels like a slap in the face to power users.
I mean I'm all for simplifying UIs, but there should be a way to enable more advanced ones as well. This way both worlds win.
They did the same thing with moving from Windows 7 to 10. Basic, easy to access features and settings all got shoved under "advanced" menus that required extra clicks. Drove me crazy for the longest time, now it looks like they're just making it even worse.
simplifying ui is always good sacrifices but the thing we sacrificed for doesnt even look that good and minimal
It's what Apple did in Mac os. The power user market isn't the largest. They worry more about pulling people from Apple.
@@KhromTX main problem is that Windows 10 settings are so disjointed. You have your newfangled settings with huge options, so you could also change them on a touch screen.
But then not all settings are in there and you need to go to Windows 7 style small settings to change a lot of vital things.
What the hell? Maybe only implement that new settings UI once you actually migrated all the settings?
How the hell is that even still a thing? 10 has been out for years. How haven't you migrated all the settings and retired the old menus yet? It's truly baffling.
ah yes, less customization options and more hidden and frustrating features in general is what we all wanted from windows))
Yeah, it really has a Vista 2.0 vibe to it...
@@naioma355 more like Windows 8.2 because they are trying to target that touch screen market again. I do not understand why because most Windows users only use mouse and keyboard.
what grinds my gears is the centered icons on the taskbar and forced horizontally. I use two monitors in 16:9 arrangement, i got the most space horizontally i dont need my taskbar there. And programming in a IDE is more useful if i can utilize all vertical space for text and whatnot. Same goes for browsing as well, use the vertical space. I dont need the horizontal space for very long sentences. The taskbar and the new context menu are the worst. I also use startmenu live tiles quiet a bit. so i am not amused by the new widget feed either. I think i will just stick to windows 10 until i decide to migrate back to linux when they fix their wayland mess. Often i joke about microsoft windows becoming a shell for linux but it looks like they instead chose to be a linux shell for windows :| not amused.
@@naioma355
Vista has at least a beautiful design (Aero Glass) and is quite customizable.
@@TSL73 If I used a mobile device with a touch screen, it wouldn't be running Windows 10 or Windows in general because of how much of a power hog it is. It's incredibly unnecessary to have a full version of Windows on most mobile touch screen devices.
It’s feeling more and more like a phone UI… which have become the way they are purely because using your thumbs to hit small, precise buttons is hard. Using a kb + mouse is totally different though. They don’t need to needlessly simplify everything
I see this so much in software, especially in the corporate world. It’s really irritating.
Hear me out:
It's more appealing to young children growing up on smartphones and tablets, making a coherent feeling between different software types to feed an ever intolerant market.
this is how society breaks down, when companies start making things appealing to children. Disney does it with their films and see what hot garbage that is
@@SlowMister112 troo
youd think theyd of learned the lesson from the dogshit that was 8...
Why is there even a "Windows 11". Didn't M$ say they keep upgrading "Windows 10"?
Why do those companies always think it would be a good idea to fuck their users over by completely changing the GUI look and feel that proved itself for decades?
And why do they think it's a good idea to change the look and feel instead of fixing the profound problems that plague the system for decades?
I'm baffled and disgusted and will wait till somebody finally makes a good OS. (Yes, I know there's that MacOS thingy. But that has its drawbacks as well.)
Anthony is my favorite LTT personality. He's by far the most knowledgeable and most likeable.
But watching Linus drop things is still highly entertaining.
Nope
@Tekel Are you one of Anthony's ghost accounts?
does he have his own youtube channel? I can't find it.
@@twofacepalmer1212 🙄
"People who use 7zip and are now going to have to make EXTENSIVE use of this 'Show more options' button..."
I feel personally attacked
You can make it default to opening those.
@@outlaw6313 "You can". You now have to
Me too. I use 7zip on an almost daily basis.
Shift-F10 is the hot key for opening that sub-menu, so there is that, too!
not even 7zip, any third party context menu. Like one of the many compression/decompression utilities, x-delete and sub-menus for 3rd party file/folder/disk encryption.
The goal is to make 3rd parties feel less and less supported. This is Windows 98 all over again.
"The Search is now insanely fast", yeah, it's the exact same that was in 8 that they replaced in 8.1, and that sucked hard... it was blazin fast in 8 to search in the start menu.
I think Microsoft should buy "Everything" search tool and incorporate it in Windows Search
@@statomic literally in the sentence - "search tool"
There's a registry key that disables searching on the Internet from the Start menu, only leaving local search. I think that makes it much faster and snappier.
I had to use a WIndows 7 machine recently for the first time in years, and I was genuinely taken aback by the fact that the search instantly showed relevant results. I've become so used to Windows 10's search just not working.
@@StevenOBrien I remember being blown away when I switched fully from 7 to 8 by the search, even tho it was always full screen before the first updates, I guess it was a little faster than 7, but same, i'm so used to be disapointed everytime I press WINDOWS and start writing stuff, like icons taking time to appear etc, I never used the search that frequently than when I was on Windows 8, I was hyping this OS at the max and tried every single alpha and beta that was out, I was in the MSDNAA program at this time and I was pumped x), 7 was great, but EVERY technical aspect of 8 was next gen, faster boost, faster search, faster launch of stuff better handling of SSDs, pretty sad it never caught because of some ergonomical aspect that Microsoft wanted to force to everyone... (FFS WHO REMOVE A SHUTDOWN BUTTON ????).
I know I'm just preaching to the choir mostly, but Anthony, your reviews and explanations are absolutely evident, and you deserve every bit of credit you get. Not a lot of pompom shaking, you just say it how you see it, which, combined with your expertise, makes you indispensable. Thanks.
I wish MS would stop removing features power users need or add them back in as a togglable thing.
This. So this. The exact reason why I'm not getting WIndows 11, even though I'm one of the (probably) few people who can install in on their computer. I HATE this shit so god damn much. Hate it when companies think they know what's best for you and that they know what you like and dislike, removing features because "oH, peOPle DOn't uSe tHeM". No, they DO use them. If a feature exists, then someone uses it. Period.
@@FannyPackMan100 i hope they will see a random peasant in a corner of internet screaming about removing feature some day
@@FannyPackMan100 I also hate how inconsistent MS is with removing/hiding features too. Like the 2/29/1900 bug in Excel is still present and it wont be patched because "Some spread sheets will break if we patch it", yet they removed task manager from the taskbar because "the average user wont need it"????
Windows 7 4ever. I hate how they neutered the user permissions in 8 and 10.
@@FannyPackMan100 And this is why Telemetry based Development /does not work/. Companies remove features because telemetry data suggests its unused. The issue is when anyone who is smart enough to use any features, immediately disables telemetry because they dislike the feeling of losing control of their operating system...
I consider myself a novice when it comes to computers, having just bought my first midrange gaming laptop. But I always find these videos from Anthony engaging and informative, even if my chimp brain can only glean so much from them. Thumbs up.
Btw iff u wanna know hoq computers work
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These are stuff that do stuff
What is your age
For real, Anthony gets so technical about the important things
We all had chimp brains at one point. You will get there :).
Aren't we all?
Glad to see they're expanding on my favorite modern Windows featureset, having to fuck with basic folder settings constantly to get them back to a useable state for the sake of supporting tablets that I don't own.
Yep... Seriously. No one I know, even those with laptops with touch screens, actually use touch screens over other inputs. Touch just isn't that great. It's tolerable on phones because they're too small to use anything else. I'd prefer not to have to wipe down any PC I'm using daily. And I'd prefer my OS not be defaulting for touch screen compatibility when no touch hardware is installed.
@@scythelord I use the touchscreen on my laptop almost exclusively.
Touchpads simply suck - the location, the size, did I already say location?
And if I want to use a mouse I use my desktop PC instead of my laptop.
The only upside to a touch screen is using a stylus to draw but the why not just get a drawing tablet? Or buy the cheap iPad model?
Dude is wearing an optical reader hard drive t shirt ...awesome. He has a great voice.
Can't wait until after every update it resets edge as the default for everything so you have to spend 10 minutes changing it.
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Well don´t update to w11 then
Just remove edge cortana xbox and store.
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Make the changes on .reg files and reuse them after Patch. I got mines in a Folder called "unassholing"
“Windows 11 is bigger than we thought”
Not as big as my admiration for Anthony, I’ll tell you that much
Thought you were going to say "Not as big as Anthony".
@@MrZacdeath why doesn't Anthony do keto diet to lose fat ?
@@rishirajsaikia1323 I dunno. I'm not him. I would recommend he talk to his doctor if he actually wants advice on how to lose weight though.
@@MrZacdeath I think he’s doing an exercise thing that he mentioned in his setup video? his business regardless but I’m glad he’s making a healthy lifestyle :)
@@MrZacdeath ok, that's a good one
Making everything touch-optimized is the beginning of making everything less productive for *most* people. Windows cannot be used out of the box, with enough tweaking it'll probably fall in line though. Made by people who don't actually use it for actual work.
Ugh, the chunkiness and screen-wastage of modern UIs. Who are these people reaching over a keyboard to get their sticky prints all over the display? Do they number in the double digits yet?
@@thefenlanddefencesystem5080 They are the idiots in the Boardroom that want a piece of Apple's iOS market. To stupid to realize people love their iPads, iPhones, and Android devices BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT WINDOWS!
There are also ppl that will use it for gaming.
Life is not all about working.
@@allanwilmath8226 As my coworker says, Apple will always be a better Apple than Windows.
@@thefenlanddefencesystem5080 IKR I do not buy a beautiful display just to put my greesy mits all over it. I cringe at the sight of any spec of debris on my screen.
Windows 11 I just started using...but I off the bat really hate how it takes up 4gb of ram just sitting on desktop. I also really hate how small the taskbar icons are and it baffles me there's no easy built in way to change it.
pc is not a phone
it needs to have most features as possible
(tbh I'm not going to upgrade to windows 11)
I cant cause i got i5 2nd gen but ill do it on my laptop cause idk no one games on it
They said install Window 10 or better.
So I Installed Linux.
@M P I don’t mind change. I do, however, care about removal of features or trying to make a platform more conformed to mobile without an option to keep it desktop oriented.
@M P consoom
@M P stop crying and let people have opinions
Man I sure love when companies decide to take away functionality to dumb everything down and make it simpler for the average user and harder, if not straight up impossible for anyone with a brain
That's true, my friend is a simple man who wants a simple UI for Windows so yeah.
I don't mind windows 8, 10, 11.
They should at least have options for people who know what they are doing to have a more bearable time working around all the child proofed options
You ought to switch to Mac or Linux
On one hand the noobs wont be so "overwhelmed" On the other hand the rest of us (that actually "use" our PCs) will be burdened with more clicks.
Yeah, I have to say: the BEST Windows version upgrade is "To Linux" and if you're not really tech-savvy, then the mac "distro" needs to be MACINTOSH.
Disclaimer: yes, yes, I know that Mac isn't ACTUALLY "LINUX" - but close enough for this comparison.
Never watched a full video done by him before, he was really fucking good in this video, definitely have him do more.
Anthony is a true treasure to LTT.
Buddy... Anthony is a rockstar! Watch all his videos... Actually Everyone at LTT is great at what they do, watch em all...
@@raheeldhanani1428 ok I will watch all 5,458 videos
Love your videos been watching for a while.
For anyone who's curious the binary code in the intro says "this is Windows 3"
I hate I translated it, came to comment it, and I stumble upon your comment xD. Should've checked first.
Ty, couldn't be fucked retyping those digits out myself
@@reahthorolund8373 no need to type it. I took a picture of it using google translate app and it converted it from picture to text.
You are a gentleman and a scholar
@@Ice_2192 you're a lifesaver
The file explorer "show more options" feature is pretty awful. It's the only change I really despise so far.
Pro tip: you can use the keyboard context key to bring up the old context menu immediately. Far from ideal but at least it saves a click 🤣
Wow, that's pretty inconsistent.
That's a relief for me, I don't really use a lot the mouse.
Yeah it's really inconsistent. I'm positive they'll make it a configurable option. There's already a registry hack to fix it, but doesn't seem to work yet.
Great, I don't have that key lol
@@riba2233 you can bind any key to any other key natively using register
Widgets: The first thing you'll turn off in your UI.
Seriously. Just seems more annoying than anything.
just did it on my windows 10 refresh the other day lol
Right after uninstalling the bloatware antivirus software.
there is no code editor to change for example the position of an icon in order inside a system list. guess I will have to pray everything is perfect and specifically as I want. oh yes, for sure.
Pretty much summed up all my pros and cons from having had a play. The context menu is a real face palm. They either needed a complete overhaul to allow proper user customisation or to just add a few extra touch buttons at the tip of the existing context menus. The show more options work around is super annoying.
agreed, originally i thought i had installed the home version by mistake or something.
If they don’t fix that, I’ll probably stay with 10 for as long as I can.
Same. Context menu is one of the best things that ever happened in Windows and now they're trying to unnecessarily make it more complicated.
I'll stick with my 10 for now.
As a lifelong Windows user and occasional Linux dabbler, I'm pretty much set on switching to Linux after this. I'd much rather be faced with issues that I can hack away at and come up with a solution for than be faced with issues that Microsoft have created because they think I don't know how to use my computer.
100% this ^
I would agree but apple does it and everyone falls in line - is prob windows thinkings..although they're not apple..*sigh
Once Anticheats are linux compatible, I'll be moving over. I'm stuck for gaming for the time being
BURN447 use linux host OS and port your hardware to a windows VM. Profit. Your mileage may vary
pointless… Having Windows now you also have Linux via WSL2, which works like a charm
Remember back when new releases of Windows brought real advances to the table rather than all this "We just rearranged the living room" shit?
What? That's crazy! What about bringing us those incredible widgets and news feeds? And removing that pesky old control panel? It's much more than just unintuitive cosmetic changes, it's far worse than that! Thanks Microsoft!
Hilarious and on point.
How is that any different than mac or linux?
@@djcgjhvicbimgvvn Control Panel is in Windows 11. I agree Widgets and news feeds are dumb. By far, it's about security. The CPU compatibly list is due to VBS. TPM and secure boot have been around since around 2011. In fact, secure boot is based on Sony's rootkits when they applied it to CD's, neither of these are really the issue if you have a PC from 2011 or later.
If you don't have a supported CPU then stick with 10, it will run faster, and has been proven. The compatible CPUs has to be able to do VBS (Virtual based security, or a specific version of VBS). If your CPU doesn't have this, windows 11 will run SLOWER then Windows 10. VBS isn't strictly for OS virtualization, it's used to sandbox apps in a virtual environment so it can't touch the rest of the OS. it's used in non virtual OSs also.
Secure boot and TPM is for malware and ransomware. I believe around 70 percent of ransomware is through a compromised boot process that loads an unauthorized OS with no user knowledge at all. Since the federal government took less then a day to pay the ransomware for that oil pipeline, expect ransomware attacks to grow very, very quickly.
I do think MS should sell a Windows 11 Home version that didn't require this as it is mostly a move for enterprise businesses but Windows Home is so limited at this point I don't know why anyone would use it. You can even use Remote Desktop anymore on Home, and yes, VNC is always an option but they have been yanking features from Home over the last five years or so.
With this required hardware-enforced containerization and virtualization tech, Windows 11 will isolate applications and processes much more easily. It will be much more difficult for malware in an errantly running application to access resources it isn't supposed to. It will only access the resources in that specific application task that it infects, such as a particular browser tab.
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www.zdnet.com/article/ok-microsoft-you-win-im-buying-a-windows-11-pc/
@@JoshFisher567 Very detailed reply, thank you
love Anthony, and whomever is responsible for putting together the set and lighting
I’d rather have Windows XP Anniversary Edition with a remastered copy of 3D Pinball Space Cadet.
Nice if you don't use it to go online. Security suicide otherwise.
@@bigbadsteven
Anniversary Edition is a concept of a new OS designed to be used just like XP, but because of it being new would have up to date security.
Pretty cool to check out.
i had a google and it seems to be made up
there is a 20th anneversary edition, however it's just a collectable for the Japaneese market you're not really intended to actualy use it
@@DarkShroom
I know it’s not real, what I’m saying is I wish it were instead of this cheap Mac nock off.
@@matthew8153 i'd like to mention as a windows 11 user that the centered taskbar is nothing like mac, it has a fluent design, great animations and it's way easier to reach than on the left
Anthony: "but..pff..what do I know."
Everything Anthony. You know EVERYTHING. 🙏
It's been a bit since I watched an LTT video. Great info as always. Anthony deserves a ton of credit for all the improvement he's made in camera confidence and presentation. Way to go!
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@@Plaguedispenser couldn't have put it better myself
Do you think he knew he had a massive booger in his right nostril a few videos ago?
Windows Terminal has been on the Microsoft Store for years, and I've been using it for years. It, and the ancient but still effective Windows File Manager are in use by me on my systems regularly. In the time Terminal has been around, it has gone from requiring manual editing of the config file to alter various settings, to basically everything in a GUI.
I did not know that, thanks for the tip!
Windows File Manager is still around? I thought they took that out in XP.
@@eDoc2020 You have to download it from the Microsoft Store as an app, but yes - it is a direct descendant, adapted to work on Windows 10. I'd guess it'll probably work on 11, too.
If I don't need Windows 11 is there an option to plug my old laptop into a new one and just transfer everything onto the new one? i'm currently running a windows 10 local account that was set up years ago, its working fine and if theres no great advantage in games i don't care to learn a new OS until it is a nessesity... PLZ help i'm not computer savvy.......P.S. the new laptop comes with win 11 pre installed, i wish i would have seen this video b4 i purchased it or i would have selected a different machine
Anthony you are the best. You’re that nerdy tech friend everybody wishes they had
If you don't have that friend, it's you
@@leopshef especially if you wish for one...
@@leopshef except it's not. i know enough about computers, sure, but i'm not on his level.
thanks
6:10 i love how he casually flex his 1PB disk space
For those who wanted to know what was the Binary Code in the Intro:
"This is Windows 3"
did the same thing lmao
yeah I did the same but didn't actually get it. what do they mean?
@@ahmadshami5847 its the third windows
Where?
did the same xD
2:20 With 22H2 they all make the taskbar crash, all windows freeze, ctrl+alt+del stops working aaand, you're forced to hold on power button to reboot.
I'm glad Anthony is getting more screen time he's a great host. 😁
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Wow that right click and then more options to see what used to be one click away is obnoxious.
5:05
It'll probably change design a bit before release but it's a bad sign that you need to perform one more click every time to get exactly what we get in Windows 10. Why is Microsoft trying to make it harder to do common tasks in Windows 11?
@@matthewparker9276 Because they are trying to make Windows more like Android or iOS, so they can sell stuff on Windows store and control their users more.
Visually, Windows 11's UI seems like a mix between KDE and Fisher Price.
this is a banger joke
Lmao
Its a copy of Zorin OS just check their website you'll think its Microsoft website they just frekin copy pasted it lol.
All UI-based distoros are copies of windows, if you know your history.
Seem you new generation millennials who started using linux recently are confused about who copied who.
@@Un_Pour_Tous I never said it was a variant or derivative. Your response is exactly the type of issue I was referring to.
5:14 I think I kind of like only having the main options on right click with the show more options button. But I would have to try it myself to judge.
8:00 I'd like to be hired by Microsoft for maintaining Notepad with a fixed salary. "Want me to develop any new features this year?" "No!"
Lol
Everyone: "We want more functionality in the default notes app. It's been the same since XP"
Microsoft: "We have changed everything except the notes app!"
Even a slight UI update would be nice 😔
never heard a soul ask for a notepad update but alright
@@lap4162 maybe because everybody uses Notepad++ anyway? Still would be nice if the built in notepad would be useable.
Microsoft did give us a sneak peek of the notepad redesign tho
I like notepad. I don't want any change in notepad. It's simple for simple use.
honestly I can't imagine any more ways Microsoft can try to shove edge down our throats even more than this...
Do not forget OneDrive and Teams. Why are these apos so intertwined in the OS? Edge, OneDrive and Teams should be like any other applications that can be removed and replaced by something else if the user wants to or kept if they want to use them.
Microsoft: Just wait for the full release.
I find Google drive easier to use, but the cost benefit of onedrive is really good
im currently using edge, there is nothing bad about it it is just basicly google chrome so there is no reason to download chrome
@@SweatyFeetGirl Maybe, but it should not be integrated into the OS unless the user wants it.
Great sense of humor and entertaining delivery. Content is honest and relatable. I have subscribed! What does Join do?
Anthony's roasts are some of the best low key roasts
Search can actually find files now?
Also exactly how much spyware telemetry will need to be disabled this time?
that feel having to customize another Win OS+frame when forced to use it like with Win10 T_T"
I'm impressed by your faith that Microsoft will continue to allow the spyware telemetry to be disabled at all.
I mean, they're removed taskbar customisation. They've made it as awkward as possible to change the default browser. The "news and weather" shit that they're foisting upon us - that, of course, uses the Edge browser if you click on anything - with no "on / off" switch anywhere.
This all suggests they're very much doubling down on the "my way or the highway" attitude. "Here is the Microsoft experience. Accept it. Resistance is futile".
@@klaxoncow as for me , Win10 updates end in 4-5 years so Iv got some time to think about getting a new pc/processor that can handle it and do research and framework+coding to customize Win11 (if possible) or just stick with what I have atm?
How many telemetry should be disabled
Microsoft: Yes.
KlaxonCow would Windows 11 Enterprise Edition be different? Since Enterprise is for corporations they would have to allow more stuff to be turned off by the Administrator
It kinda reminds me of Ubuntu's old Unity interface, only with more focus on polish and less focus on core usefulness.
ok neckbeard
Nah, looks more useful than Unity. I've tried several versions of Unity and always ended up getting rid of it. It's a horrible, frustrating abomination. The fact the devs thought a swipe-away lockscreen on desktop was a great idea says everything you need to know about Unity.
@@girlsdrinkfeck cry about it
@@IronIsKing no thanks ,i will stick to what " just works " windows ,not neckberd incel OS
Im probably going to make 1 more windows pc and then go linux cuz by then linux support for gaming will be also better one way or another
5:35 .. wanna command line opened in location where you are in explorer (file one), so just klick to URL bar and type cmd + Enter. And cmd.exe will open just in the location where you've been. Want to have Power Shell instead of old cmd .. just typ powershell to URL bar and enter.
I think it's important to remember that actual users aren't really part of the conversation when it comes to Microsoft making UI changes. It's all about turf wars between internal groups within the Windows business unit, and layers upon layers of program managers bikeshedding _their_ precious vision.
11 is another Vista.
yeah to me it seems that it's going to be a pain in the ass, and that we will need to wait for windows 12 to get a "modern" windows.
Honestly windows 10 is still a fucking pain in the ass to use if you want to do "advance" stuff.
the thing is, you may be somewhat right.
You see, Windows 7 was just Vista with 1 or 2 adjustments. Vista failed because PC manufacturers tried to sell their old XP PCs as Vista PCs, despite the jump in hardware requirements, and then blamed Microsoft when everybody complained.
I can easily see something like that happening this time around with the boost to minimum specs, especially as far as RAM goes.
To be more specific it's Windows 8 2, electric boogaloo.
Windows is trying to become a tablet OS again and it's going to be aweful again.
Welp, this time I'm going to Garuda Linux so bye bye microderp
@@UNSCPILOT Garuda isn’t the best place to start with new Linux. I’d definitely recommend something Debian/Ubuntu based, as Arch(the base Linux district of Garuda) can sometimes break.
Zorin OS, Elementary, Ubuntu, Or Fedora are my recommendations for new users to Linux
@@PotatotheTroll Right on, I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I actually LOVED Vista compared to XP, I used it on my own Custom built laptop and I don't understand all the hate it go.
It did in fact change the way we use computers, it bought some "modern" features. One thing that I absolutely loved, was how the search function didn't fucking suck balls.
I love Dogs, but Bob can go fuck off, I could never find a single useful file even though I know the general location of the file.
Compared to Windows 7? yeah Windows Vista was bad.
I also think that the system requirements here is going to hurt a lot, I'm sure there's a whole bunch of shit laptops that are going to use "Windows 11 ready" as a selling point, but I feel like a lot of people will simply be stuck with their old laptops using Windows 10 because... well it's not supported, and the option is to buy a new laptop.
As somebody that has worked in IT and has helped countless friends, family, and friends of friends of friends, I can assure you they do now rock the latest and greatest laptops on the market.
I think that here Apple has a great chance to eat a good bunch of the Windows market, but better yet, I think that Linux has a superb chance to show off the benefits of Linux and give people with "dying" laptops a chance to try it out.
I wasn't so sure about windows 10, I mean it's usefulle to game withoug having to deal with compability issues on Linux, but it looks like Windows 11 is going to be a pain in the ass to use unless I drop all my old habits.
Why did they take away the "Combine taskbar when full" option in taskbar settings? This is a pretty big deal breaker for me.
same for moving the taskbar and rightclicking on it
the taskbar is literally one of the only things putting me off
It's the straw that broke the camel's back...one step over the line...a bridge too far. Good-bye 11. We done.
do they have a setting to move the icons back to one side so i can use my taskbar for open windows? idiots wasted the whole taskbar putting icons in the middle
same, the only reason i rolled back to windows 10
Yep. The W11 taskbar looks pretty, but has lost damn near all of it's functionality features. You can't even drag a file into another program or window using it anymore.
When going detailed enough to distinguish between 98 and SE, one shall not leave out 2000.
It wouldnt have fit the pattern... he would have had 2 bads in a row....
NT
He did not leave out Windows 2000. He said "Windows me" (Windows Millenial Edition) which is Windows 2000.
By that silly good-bad-logic, Windows 8.1 should have been good and Windows 10 bad again.
Let's just skip some releases until the desired pattern matches. :^)
@@paulvorderegger1522 Sighs....
Windows 2000 was the successor to windows NT version 4.
Windows ME was based on DOS and was the last DOS-based operating system from Microsoft.
U can see the task manager and other options by rightclicking the winfows logo in the taskbar