@@proz71ful19 if you get the tools from the original source (mydigitallife) you won't get a backdoor. And always download windows from microsoft unless you need an older version, in which you would need to be careful which torrents you download. try to find an untouched ISO and compare the MD5 checksums
LTSC is what Pro should have been. I love LTSC, it’s clean, it’s solid, the only updates you get are the ones that are actually beneficial (security updates)
Running LTSC for one Year now, playing games from steam and uplay without any issues. Light PowerShell usage - had no problem. Virtual machines with VirtualBox - had no Problem. This is the successor to Windows 7 for me.
I agree. After almost 3 years of win 10 pro usage, I grew tired of the sluggishness and bloatware in 2020. I've used windows ltsc for over a year now, and love it.
There are some things that I noticed after using both W10 Pro 22H2, Home 22H2 and Enterprise LTSC 21H2 for a couple of years was that the Pro and Home version both became sluggish after about a month of usage, but the same principles did not apply to the LTSC version. The smoothness is quite similar across all versions, though. The responsiveness, however, is much MUCH better in the LTSC version. Plus, the low resource consumption and the simplicity of it massively improved the overall experience, both in gaming and in casual use like watching TH-cam and do office works. Moreover, no bloatware included! Nice!
Amazingly, this LTSC version saved my Warzone performance. I've been struggling with low FPS issues playing Warzone for a long time now. Today, I decided to give it a go and MAN, it is smooth. I was using Ghost Spectre's Superlite version before trying this. Now, i'm using Windows 10 LTSC (1809) from 2018. It is the best Windows i've ever used, period.
Thank you for introducing this lovely version of OS to me. Been using this lightweight and fast windows 10 version since last year. I haven't faced a single bit of problem yet, even though as a professional graphic designer photoshop, illustrator, indesign, after effects and blender are always kept running. I cannot believe why people are still using windows pro when this thing exists. It took a long time to quit windows 7 (It will always be my favorite OS) as i couldn't find similar but updated alternative OS. Windows 10 LTSC is my second the most favorite operating system.
A lot of people don't know what ltsc is so maybe a good explainer. It's like centos, older stable packages, really long support. Does not have feature updates. Etc. Maybe a good visual graph would be good.
Like you said Chris this is what Windows-10 should been as the normal paid version. Then have a FREE VERSION with the adverts/adware like you have in normal Windows-10 at the moment, this could be used for gaming and people who just like shopping :-)
So true, but even this version of Windows 10 is infested with telemetry and tracking. It isn't as bad, but it is still there. Most don't realize MS has patched Windows 7 with telemetry as well, so honestly there isn't a true "clean" version of Windows in existence.
@@tldmimikyu5779 -- actually... well, not *practically* usable. But I keep a bootable version on a SSD. Boots fast and fast to use. I keep it for a few apps and rainy, nostalgic days... But yea -- day -to -day usage? No way. Almost zero of current-day software will install on it.
The Just A Moment thing that comes up in between options, really makes me crazy. Its like an indicator that a crappy update is on its way, and one needs to wait for it to do its thing. Its scary.
The only appealing thing about Windows Enterprise LTSC is it's end of life for support, which is 2035. If they don't extend Windows 10 support, than a lot of people are going to try and move onto LTSC.
"Don't ever do this!"...unless you know what you're doing. ;-) I only have a Win10 Pro install for things that NEED Win10, otherwise, I'm sticking with Win7 Ultimate for any Windows needs...even past EoL.
If you want to to keep a computer running that can't upgrade to 11 after extended support ends for regular 10 versions and you don't want to try Linux. This would be your best option then.
I used linux for 2 years and finding this is what finally made me switch back to Windows, stuff like privacy will never be as good as Linux but with some telemetry removal scripts it's good enough.
I don't install or upgrade OSs for fun, it's actually quite a headache for me just to keep my 2 home computers set up the way I want and running different Windows for the different usages I give it: general usage, productivity, gaming, one just for Flight Simulator, one just for tinkering with music production . In fact, I used Windows XP until 2015 because it still did most of the stuff I wanted it to do without me having to go through the trouble of upgrading everything to run on Windows 7. I've been using Windows 7 ever since but now I feel I'll be forced to upgrade everything again to run on Windows 10, especially for things that will make full usage of DirectX12 Ultimate components and also considering that some stuff is no longer supported or runs very poorly on Win7 if at all... so next year is probably the time to dive deep into Win10, hence the curiosity about all the Windows 10 versions and what LTSC was really like.
About drivers, it's the first thing I always completely disable, having drivers installed from Microsoft update, as they're usually outdated, buggy and problematic. I remember getting a Nvidia driver shoved onto my system once constantly and when rebooting the screen wouldn't show. Removed it in safe mode, booted back in normal mode and guess what...the same driver was installed again, reboot no screen, Microsoft recommending and pushing drivers? No thanks!
Well, there are questions... Not much actual data on how much RAM does this version of windows uses, what services are running? What is in a task scheduler by default? Beside obviously cleaner UI, it is unclear how much this windows actually lighter than regular. The internet connection can also be used to benchmark this, sometimes win-10 starts much longer when there is no internet connection. Probably it is trying to reach MS servers and delays the process.
It runs about 30 less processes, the ISO is about 1 GB lighter (3.8 vs 4.8GB), and overall about a 20% performance increase, but mileage varies depending on the system.
@@ChrisTitusTech I thought that this was one of the most important points of LTSC and was surprisingly not mentioned in the video... Still, thx 4 the video... 👍😎
FYI you don't actually need to pirate LTSC Windows if you want to use it for free. Microsoft offers evaluation ISOs from their website. These can then be changed to a non-evaluation version, and there are plenty of ways to "activate" that without actually changing anything on the Windows installation itself. Like, you can run a KMS server on a separate computer. Whether the KMS server is legitimate, or an emulator, that's up to your conscience, but it's definitely an option.
Few weeks ago i installed windows 10 21h2 enterprise ltsc version , after successful installation i tried to activate it with kms and hwid but both the methods failed to activate🥴 Do you know any method to activate ltsc version?
The timing of this video is great. Lately I've been thinking about checking out the LTSC further. I didn't realize the licensing was such a headache. I thought I could just buy a key and go like Pro and Home. I also didn't think about the trouble LTSC would have with new hardware, but that makes a lot of sense.
@@tldmimikyu5779 Don't use a LTSC Evaluation ISO. These are different from regular Eval ISOs in that you CANNOT activate them. You will HAVE to install a non-eval ISO if you ever want to activate it.
After updates broke my son's laptop, Windows 10 should be called the Godzilla edition...because everything breaks. All versions of 10 need to be scrapped. 10 can no longer be trusted. It seems the best version was 7 :)
@@insitakaya1672 Hey, no and people use google anyway, just like any big companies they spy on people, surprise? probadly not, should you care? unless your a criminal, no, Move on.
I tried PRO and LTSC. I prefer with LTSC for the cleaner look. I have SSD and the performance it's exactly the same on both but LTSC consumes about 500 MB less RAM and 5 GB less HDD because it doesn't have Cortana, Edge, Store, and all that extra crap. I don't use any of that shit and I don't want to be bother with buggy updates so this OS it's just fine for me. :)
I use ltsc for everyday usage and i love it. I am not a gamer but i use it for office...it is incredible fast and all my drivers work flowless. I had before windows 10 pro and the updates just ruin my life...bad updates broke my pc several times and sometimes just remaines stuck. Now i am happy and i recomand it. I bought a license code from ebay...just 5 $
It would be great to make a video that takes windows home or pro and rips out everything except what's in enterprise 10 ltsc. Building a custom install iso.
For someone who does everything possible to avoid Cortana, M$ store and all the other crap, this is a gods gift to humanity. (Better still, is to avoid Windows altogether and go with a Linux distribution... unless one has locked oneself in with M$ Windows-only software... then... good luck! )
We use LTSC for machines configured as an "appliance." For example, an automation system that runs only a single program 24/7. We don't need (or want) new features.
Is there telemetry on this os?I assume you can use conventional methods to remove it?Can update be permanently disable i.e. disable update service?Also there is still about 80 processes running?I thought this was light?
I wanna know just one thing, how small (Bloated) is this "Out of the box" with a fresh install? Most of the time it exceeds 10-12GB easily. I wanna go minimalistic and stay below 5GB OS only, is that possible in 2019?
Robbert Lucassen windows 10 ltsc is 8 gb with fresh install, this version of windows does not have: cortana, microsoft store, edge browser (it has only internet explorer), it does not have image viewer, is more lighter than windows 7 (i am typing from windows 10 ltsc and is the more stable version of windows)
Especially when u need virtualbox to run some serious MS software, this is the bomb! There's many torrents of LTSC with an option to automatically KMS activate
@@dank9561 a lot of that older stuff may run fine under WINE these days. Though it may require some advanced tweaking of settings. What is this major corp going to do when support for7 is dropped soon?
@Deon Denis it's nice, as any updates are based on Debian and very stable. Also I like the UI of XFCE as a DE too, coming off of Ubuntu Mate initially b4 I threw my SSD w windows on it aside
You guys and your backdoors. Such scaremongering and bullshit being tossed about. If you're not doing anything illegal, no amount of third-party spying will ever affect you.
@@seeranimate4363 If you downloaded the 90-day trial version, it cannot be activated and when it expires, that happens, turn off the computer every so often.
I wouldn't mind the LTSC branch but I doubt it'd work out for me from a financial perspective. Had to reset Win10Pro hours ago because it kept crashing on me when playing games or even going to the login screen. Didn't expect 1903 to be that painfun 😢
@Boodysaspie thanks man. I thought it was just a joke"the apt remove sudo" on his shirt, but turned out to be useful. I plan to introduce my 5 and 9 year old girls to Linux and I will remove sudo so there's no chance for them to break the system in anyway.....
@@acousticsamurairenditions6897 I exactly did not do that as I want them to be able to break their own system and learn how to fix it. Both the lads (10 and 13 respectively) have their own Raspberry Pi and TV just for that and we have a PS4 for gaming in the living room soon to be a 5. The youngest one just wants to watch movies and play retro games on it but the oldest one is tinkering with it and loves it so much that he asked me a 6502 breadboard set he found on the net for X-mas. It ain't really cheap for a 6502 but since he shows so much interest and can learn a lot from it I will grant him his wish. It is very interesting for me as well as the set actually also needs a EEPROM Programmer and I can use one too so that will be my X-mas gift and he can use it once he build his computer. He overlooked that part in his enthusiasm but I luckily did not. The youngest one has no wish yet but I bet he will want a game for the PS5 that is upcoming for the whole family with Sinterklaas.
I want to install LTSC on an old laptop and use Microsoft 365 on it. How much of a pain is it to get M365 (specifically OneDrive sync and Word/Excel) working on it?
nice T-SHIRT sir, its written " sudo apt remove sudo " , sir what does it do ....... in linux if we remove sudo package completely then we cannot install or uninstall any software properly, am i correct?
It doesn't matter if you can never install linux software because 95% of linux software sucks. Made by some kid in a basement - half baked, never improved.
This pirate scare is really BS, you can get a original pro image from MSFT and than use some small tools to convert it to Volume/KMS and activate it. if you do or you don't is between you and your sense of morality. Just know that if you do, then get the original images form MSFT and don't go searching the pirate bay for "pre activated" images, why take the risk if you can get the ISO's from the original source.
So . . . is this better than the customized Win10 iso you recently showcased? And faster? And activateable for about $20? And repeatedly ruled perfectly legal in the US and the EU? What's the catch?
My university uses LTSC Windows and I think it's much better than the standard Windows 10. But Linux is Linux and it's not worth it for me to switch to LTSC.
I have ltsc 2019 i got a google drive link for the ISO it was not pre activated. It's possible to get a github loader that will give you the windows store.
I'm getting a blue screen of death when i try to install and boot in to the LTSC on an external ssd, do you guys know any solutions? Or is it not possible to install it as a Windows Go device?
From a business perspective, this version makes complete sense. Those who simply can't afford the downtime of Windows 10 updates, with its unpredictable glitches and would probably like their staff to do some work rather than play silly games. From the watch every penny home user, it's very pricey! Putting on my pirate's hat for a moment, I suspect it would be possible to run some version of Linux with Virtualbox, then install this evaluation version of Windows 10 in Virtualbox and take a snapshot. Every 90 days roll back to the snapshot.
They will have seen past that one. I tried it on a Win7 VM years ago and it didn't work so I'd doubt that they'd fall for in on a Win10 limited time version. I was disappointed with the Win7 thing as I'd spent a bit of time setting it up as a scam-baiting honey-pot and bear trap.
@@dingokidneys Dingo Kidneys Give it another go, it does work. You can use either a genuine paid-for version of Windows or you can download directly from Microsoft, free 90-day developer versions of Windows from here. developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/ When you upgrade Virtualbox it often breaks a Windows VM as it sees it as a hardware change, so if you intend to keep a Windows VM in use it's better to use an older version of Virtualbox that has maxed out on its development cycle. That way it will remain stable. Very handy if you're using Linux and you buy a new unsupported printer. You can use a Windows VM as a print server.
nowadays pirated OS doesn't exists anymore, just patches/cracks, there's very less little chance you get backdoors with cracks, other than the backdoors that are installed into windows by Microsoft
Microsoft is just messing up the meaning of words , because LTSC is what actually PRO should be. Because for them PRO means throw as much garbage and obsolete features as you can in the OS and name them "features". One "problem" you mentioned for the hardware support or said otherwise OS integrated drivers is not a problem , because in the moment I plug the internet cable it`s downloading them trough Windows update. For me that is actually good , because it`s going to install only the once I need. As a gamer I don`t have any problems with any of my games. All of them are running much better than with the cluttered Pro version.
I'm not a huge fan of 2019 just yet, I'll stick to my Windows Server 2016 for a bit more. I generally like to give these OS's at least a couple years to mature.
@@ChrisTitusTech Windows Server 2019 is a surprisingly good OS as a desktop workstation, even for games. It is now heavily used in VDI environments as it is not that different that 2016 (and Windows 10) and it is not bloated.
I found a github repo with a script for installing the windows store in windows ltsc. I also get telemetry if i install this? Is windows ltsc + windows store better than windows 10 debloated?
Hìkaru windows 10 enterprise ltsc for any desktop (i am an it administrator and at work i installed on all my network windows 10 enterprise ltsc - about 50 pc and at home i use windows 10 enterprise ltsc and linux).
I feel so bad for windows developers that I, an avid linux user who hates windows, used an extra laptop that I have laying around to throw windows 10 on it and joined the insider "fast" program to help them test their shit and give them feedback. 😂 They need to go back to windows 7's source code and start from there. Windows 10 has been a disaster for them.
@@gabriellesta7568 If you can still log in as a root user, that is normally done with the "sudo su" command. Pretty sure it would break the operating system. Though I know running makepkg running as root is disallowed so maybe possible to recover using a PKGBUILD - I am unsure.. makes me wonder :)
@@gabriellesta7568 On systems where the root user is deactivated, like many of the desktop Linuxes, it will bork your system as you now have no way of running anything as root. Don't key into a terminal stuff you read off someone's shirt. Generally, it is humorous because it will bork your system. Be warned; Don't do it!!
4:24 dear microsoft: When pirating a product is more straighforward and less shady than actually buying it legally you've got a problem.
true man
R34L157 what about the backdoors?
@@proz71ful19 Who cares, you got free Windows! All of the Windows versions that I had over the years were pirated and I never had problems.
@@proz71ful19 if you get the tools from the original source (mydigitallife) you won't get a backdoor. And always download windows from microsoft unless you need an older version, in which you would need to be careful which torrents you download. try to find an untouched ISO and compare the MD5 checksums
Lmao
LTSC is what Pro should have been. I love LTSC, it’s clean, it’s solid, the only updates you get are the ones that are actually beneficial (security updates)
What I thought
How did you get a key? I still have win7 on my old laptop.. LTSC would be perfect for it
@@calholliyou could probably get it from gamers outlet
@@calholliMAS
Running LTSC for one Year now, playing games from steam and uplay without any issues. Light PowerShell usage - had no problem. Virtual machines with VirtualBox - had no Problem. This is the successor to Windows 7 for me.
I agree. After almost 3 years of win 10 pro usage, I grew tired of the sluggishness and bloatware in 2020. I've used windows ltsc for over a year now, and love it.
@@yohaneeva2289 where you find it? i'm looking for ltsc too! xp
@@yohaneeva2289 is there a noticable difference in speed?
Is it still worth it now?
@@cz2mp455 yeah, i'm using it on my PC with i5 3570S + 4GB Ram + SSD. It's very very smooth
There are some things that I noticed after using both W10 Pro 22H2, Home 22H2 and Enterprise LTSC 21H2 for a couple of years was that the Pro and Home version both became sluggish after about a month of usage, but the same principles did not apply to the LTSC version. The smoothness is quite similar across all versions, though. The responsiveness, however, is much MUCH better in the LTSC version. Plus, the low resource consumption and the simplicity of it massively improved the overall experience, both in gaming and in casual use like watching TH-cam and do office works. Moreover, no bloatware included! Nice!
Amazingly, this LTSC version saved my Warzone performance. I've been struggling with low FPS issues playing Warzone for a long time now. Today, I decided to give it a go and MAN, it is smooth. I was using Ghost Spectre's Superlite version before trying this. Now, i'm using Windows 10 LTSC (1809) from 2018. It is the best Windows i've ever used, period.
How did you do it??
@epicmusicnation1727did u get it ? I have it ?
Most applications are not supported for that old version 😊
@MikeBora Lol you're coping so hard I've been using LTSC 2019 activated with MAS for the past few months never ran into issues
@@ToastedHeadcrab Adobe new version and latest software supports windows 11 for full features I also have ltsc 2019
Thank you for introducing this lovely version of OS to me. Been using this lightweight and fast windows 10 version since last year. I haven't faced a single bit of problem yet, even though as a professional graphic designer photoshop, illustrator, indesign, after effects and blender are always kept running. I cannot believe why people are still using windows pro when this thing exists. It took a long time to quit windows 7 (It will always be my favorite OS) as i couldn't find similar but updated alternative OS. Windows 10 LTSC is my second the most favorite operating system.
How did you get it?
I used to have Windows 10 Home. I have now installed Windows 10 LTSC. PC became faster and more productive. I'm happy with.
Did you buy it if not how dod you do it?
How to activate this ltsc?
Wink twice if you did this from questionable methods..
@@calholliwink wink 😉😉
how did u activate it, MAS method ??
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haha thank
Thanks
Ty
Thx he rambles a lot
Thanks
"Aah, it might not be good for gamers"! Such in-dept and detailed analysis is what the majority here were hoping for.
He never even explained which missing things gamers use. Like, the store is garbage. just use choco
@@PhillyBoyRoy agreed
Isn't steam or torrent enough for gaming?
Nope. you need various services, processes, libraries etc. which LTSC might not provide. @@anonaka131
@@anonaka131 All this sounds more than enough to me
"clean windows" in the title implies normal windows 10 is dirty. COULDN'T BE MORE TRUE.
Your shirt is just making me think of the meme with the kid standing behind himself with a gun lmao
"It be ya own you"
I need a
"cd c:\windows\system32
takeown /f cmd.exe
del cmd.exe"
shirt
ltsc should be the base window version that ships with consumer laptops imo, who even want a bunch of mobile game pre installed anyway
💰
I love my pirated Linux copy. Why pay $0 when I can get it for free!
Make sure not to get caught!
Linux IS free.
linux be like ENTER YOUR PASSWORD ENTER YOUR PASSWORD ENTER YOUR PASSWORD
@ROBERT ANDERSON I am aware of that. I was joking. Thanks tho!
why not buy it cheap from wish? only 10$ and they even help you how to change chinese to english
You should make a video on how to setup a good Windows 10 LTSC install, maybe after the new 2021 version gets released later this year.
A lot of people don't know what ltsc is so maybe a good explainer. It's like centos, older stable packages, really long support. Does not have feature updates. Etc. Maybe a good visual graph would be good.
Microsoft account sucks - Chris Titus Tech 2019
XD
I second, and fully support this statement...
Agree
Like you said Chris this is what Windows-10 should been as the normal paid version. Then have a FREE VERSION with the adverts/adware like you have in normal Windows-10 at the moment, this could be used for gaming and people who just like shopping :-)
So true, but even this version of Windows 10 is infested with telemetry and tracking. It isn't as bad, but it is still there. Most don't realize MS has patched Windows 7 with telemetry as well, so honestly there isn't a true "clean" version of Windows in existence.
@@ChrisTitusTech Windows XP is the true patrician pick.
@@ajsvideodump but is not usable nowadays
@@tldmimikyu5779 -- actually... well, not *practically* usable. But I keep a bootable version on a SSD. Boots fast and fast to use. I keep it for a few apps and rainy, nostalgic days... But yea -- day -to -day usage? No way. Almost zero of current-day software will install on it.
The Just A Moment thing that comes up in between options, really makes me crazy. Its like an indicator that a crappy update is on its way, and one needs to wait for it to do its thing. Its scary.
The only appealing thing about Windows Enterprise LTSC is it's end of life for support, which is 2035. If they don't extend Windows 10 support, than a lot of people are going to try and move onto LTSC.
why would you need support until 2035?
"Don't ever do this!"...unless you know what you're doing. ;-)
I only have a Win10 Pro install for things that NEED Win10, otherwise, I'm sticking with Win7 Ultimate for any Windows needs...even past EoL.
Same
x3
Your main OS will be Win7u?
@@heckyes Main WINDOWS OS
@@xnonsuchx So that means you use a Linux distro, right? If yes, then what distro do you use?
Btw, I use Arch.
If you want to to keep a computer running that can't upgrade to 11 after extended support ends for regular 10 versions and you don't want to try Linux. This would be your best option then.
even if i can run win 11, i won't because win 11 is the worst.
@@cozakokotano6448 It's basically spyware from what I understand. Data mining for the Borg collective.
@@poseidon3032 for real?????! I will not get it then ever anywhere. I knew there is something bad with it, but spyware is a complete surprise.
I used linux for 2 years and finding this is what finally made me switch back to Windows, stuff like privacy will never be as good as Linux but with some telemetry removal scripts it's good enough.
I don't install or upgrade OSs for fun, it's actually quite a headache for me just to keep my 2 home computers set up the way I want and running different Windows for the different usages I give it: general usage, productivity, gaming, one just for Flight Simulator, one just for tinkering with music production .
In fact, I used Windows XP until 2015 because it still did most of the stuff I wanted it to do without me having to go through the trouble of upgrading everything to run on Windows 7.
I've been using Windows 7 ever since but now I feel I'll be forced to upgrade everything again to run on Windows 10, especially for things that will make full usage of DirectX12 Ultimate components and also considering that some stuff is no longer supported or runs very poorly on Win7 if at all... so next year is probably the time to dive deep into Win10, hence the curiosity about all the Windows 10 versions and what LTSC was really like.
About drivers, it's the first thing I always completely disable, having drivers installed from Microsoft update, as they're usually outdated, buggy and problematic. I remember getting a Nvidia driver shoved onto my system once constantly and when rebooting the screen wouldn't show. Removed it in safe mode, booted back in normal mode and guess what...the same driver was installed again, reboot no screen, Microsoft recommending and pushing drivers? No thanks!
About that i fixed my issue by using Wushowhide to disable those specific updates.
Well, there are questions... Not much actual data on how much RAM does this version of windows uses, what services are running? What is in a task scheduler by default?
Beside obviously cleaner UI, it is unclear how much this windows actually lighter than regular.
The internet connection can also be used to benchmark this, sometimes win-10 starts much longer when there is no internet connection. Probably it is trying to reach MS servers and delays the process.
It runs about 30 less processes, the ISO is about 1 GB lighter (3.8 vs 4.8GB), and overall about a 20% performance increase, but mileage varies depending on the system.
@@ChrisTitusTech I thought that this was one of the most important points of LTSC and was surprisingly not mentioned in the video... Still, thx 4 the video... 👍😎
FYI you don't actually need to pirate LTSC Windows if you want to use it for free. Microsoft offers evaluation ISOs from their website. These can then be changed to a non-evaluation version, and there are plenty of ways to "activate" that without actually changing anything on the Windows installation itself. Like, you can run a KMS server on a separate computer. Whether the KMS server is legitimate, or an emulator, that's up to your conscience, but it's definitely an option.
Few weeks ago i installed windows 10 21h2 enterprise ltsc version , after successful installation i tried to activate it with kms and hwid but both the methods failed to activate🥴
Do you know any method to activate ltsc version?
Alongside OpenShell, this sounds quite lovely.
Thanks!
What about the activation without removing Watermark only?
which one is better windows 10 NT or windows 10 LTSC version?
The timing of this video is great. Lately I've been thinking about checking out the LTSC further.
I didn't realize the licensing was such a headache. I thought I could just buy a key and go like Pro and Home. I also didn't think about the trouble LTSC would have with new hardware, but that makes a lot of sense.
I said that I'd never use W10, changed my mind with W10 LTSC and Shut up 10
@@Radfordperson How did you get Windows 10 LTSC?
@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 Think it was a torrent download
@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 windows 10 evaluation iso
@@tldmimikyu5779 Don't use a LTSC Evaluation ISO. These are different from regular Eval ISOs in that you CANNOT activate them. You will HAVE to install a non-eval ISO if you ever want to activate it.
LTSC is totally the best, using it for three years and it is amazing!
but doesn't it stop after 90 days evaluation period??
@@rajkishorebehera7489 use kms activation
@@Carahato There's a method
@@ggiuliano93wow you must spend a lot of money, I'll do same lmao
hey dummy, where did you get LTSC from?
After updates broke my son's laptop, Windows 10 should be called the Godzilla edition...because everything breaks. All versions of 10 need to be scrapped. 10 can no longer be trusted. It seems the best version was 7 :)
@Deon Denis torrent machine detected.
8.1 with Classic Shell
Hm, I'd say the LTSC version could be trusted a bit more than the standard Win10 installation.
8.1 was the best version.
Having also had my laptop broken by a shit windows update, I totally agree.
Only problem in Windows is "the updates" specially 2019 updates.
So you don't care about privacy?
Don't download them. I haven't downloaded any updates since like Auguest and my computer hasn't blown up or a anything
@@insitakaya1672 i dont cause i dont watch kid porn
@ Yeah, nice way to accuse me, and assume my personality/religion. Y'all are fanatics, it's obvious
@@insitakaya1672 Hey, no and people use google anyway, just like any big companies they spy on people, surprise? probadly not, should you care? unless your a criminal, no, Move on.
I wish I could’ve seen this video before buying a windows10 pro license
I tried PRO and LTSC. I prefer with LTSC for the cleaner look. I have SSD and the performance it's exactly the same on both but LTSC consumes about 500 MB less RAM and 5 GB less HDD because it doesn't have Cortana, Edge, Store, and all that extra crap. I don't use any of that shit and I don't want to be bother with buggy updates so this OS it's just fine for me. :)
is it also good for gaming?
I use ltsc for everyday usage and i love it. I am not a gamer but i use it for office...it is incredible fast and all my drivers work flowless. I had before windows 10 pro and the updates just ruin my life...bad updates broke my pc several times and sometimes just remaines stuck. Now i am happy and i recomand it. I bought a license code from ebay...just 5 $
hey dummy, where did you get LTSC from?
It would be great to make a video that takes windows home or pro and rips out everything except what's in enterprise 10 ltsc. Building a custom install iso.
For someone who does everything possible to avoid Cortana, M$ store and all the other crap, this is a gods gift to humanity.
(Better still, is to avoid Windows altogether and go with a Linux distribution... unless one has locked oneself in with M$ Windows-only software... then... good luck! )
Has anyone created a benchmark comparison between LTSC and non-LTSC version? I'm curious of the performance differences.
I use windows 10 ltsc for 5 months now and is better than windows 10 pro for games and is more stable even better than windows 7
@@CristianBogdan1 Where'd you get your LTSC from?
@@utubepunk It seems that youtube has deleted my comment i can't send you the link.
@@CristianBogdan1 I mean you can send the link (.) Like this. We'll just remove the bracket that's it
This is how I used to manage my 98 and XP computers, format the boot drive to nuke the bloat any time I noticed it and get maximum gaming performance
I always have used them and never had virus issues with pirate versions been using them since like 2005
We use LTSC for machines configured as an "appliance." For example, an automation system that runs only a single program 24/7. We don't need (or want) new features.
Is there telemetry on this os?I assume you can use conventional methods to remove it?Can update be permanently disable i.e. disable update service?Also there is still about 80 processes running?I thought this was light?
I wanna know just one thing, how small (Bloated) is this "Out of the box" with a fresh install? Most of the time it exceeds 10-12GB easily. I wanna go minimalistic and stay below 5GB OS only, is that possible in 2019?
Robbert Lucassen windows 10 ltsc is 8 gb with fresh install, this version of windows does not have: cortana, microsoft store, edge browser (it has only internet explorer), it does not have image viewer, is more lighter than windows 7 (i am typing from windows 10 ltsc and is the more stable version of windows)
will 'sudo apt remove sudo' work?
If yes, can you reinstall sudo without sudo?
Yes and yes just use su to log in as root than install it again
How do I get a bootable usb stick? Downloaded the ISO, flashed it with Rufus, but can't boot the stick. Any tips?
Should run pretty nicely on my Athlon 64x2 PC. Downloading it now
"You want to be talking to a human"
*introverts left the chat*
Especially when u need virtualbox to run some serious MS software, this is the bomb! There's many torrents of LTSC with an option to automatically KMS activate
chris why would somebody want to choose "organisation" when setting up windows ?? what are the benefits??
None. Choose linux.
@@dank9561 *Linux.*
@@dank9561 a lot of that older stuff may run fine under WINE these days. Though it may require some advanced tweaking of settings. What is this major corp going to do when support for7 is dropped soon?
@@dank9561 Looks to me like you've already got more problems than you'd generate by swinging over to desktop Linux.
I feel your pain.
@@ohio2440 linux sucks
125:0 like/dislike ratio with mine. Glad to see this and well deserved
You can actually install the windows store on LTSC and Forza Horizon 3 for example works just fine! :)
By How???
Yes - how do you install M$ Store on LTSC ???
@@freedomfighter5222 there is this thing called Google you know
Great video!
Thanks for uploading this!
Video starts at 6:36
Sounds like real nice version Chris. Thanks.
Wow, so Windows is finally following the Linux "LTSC" model...
Also doesn't windows come with "backdoors" by default..?
@Deon Denis why I made the jump to Linux a while back...
@Deon Denis Oh okay, did you mean Mint..? J/W, as I am a full time user/fan of MX Linux
@Deon Denis no, MX is a cooperation between Mepis & AntiX, with a Debian base.
@Deon Denis it's nice, as any updates are based on Debian and very stable. Also I like the UI of XFCE as a DE too, coming off of Ubuntu Mate initially b4 I threw my SSD w windows on it aside
You guys and your backdoors. Such scaremongering and bullshit being tossed about. If you're not doing anything illegal, no amount of third-party spying will ever affect you.
But my windows 10 ltsc enterprise shuts down everytime
90 days trial version?
What d u mean
@@seeranimate4363 If you downloaded the 90-day trial version, it cannot be activated and when it expires, that happens, turn off the computer every so often.
I wouldn't mind the LTSC branch but I doubt it'd work out for me from a financial perspective.
Had to reset Win10Pro hours ago because it kept crashing on me when playing games or even going to the login screen.
Didn't expect 1903 to be that painfun 😢
Can kmspico activate this ltsc version of win 10
Buy a genuine LTSC key (not Enterprise key).
you can use mas 1.4 its better
I think there are ways in the newer versions of LTSC to add the microsoft store and thus the dependencies to play xbox gamepass games
The CDW and Provantage links land on pages that display "this product has been discontinued"!
I'm running the terminal right now and typing "sudo apt remove sudo", what's gonna happen?
@Boodysaspie thanks man. I thought it was just a joke"the apt remove sudo" on his shirt, but turned out to be useful. I plan to introduce my 5 and 9 year old girls to Linux and I will remove sudo so there's no chance for them to break the system in anyway.....
@@acousticsamurairenditions6897 I exactly did not do that as I want them to be able to break their own system and learn how to fix it. Both the lads (10 and 13 respectively) have their own Raspberry Pi and TV just for that and we have a PS4 for gaming in the living room soon to be a 5. The youngest one just wants to watch movies and play retro games on it but the oldest one is tinkering with it and loves it so much that he asked me a 6502 breadboard set he found on the net for X-mas. It ain't really cheap for a 6502 but since he shows so much interest and can learn a lot from it I will grant him his wish. It is very interesting for me as well as the set actually also needs a EEPROM Programmer and I can use one too so that will be my X-mas gift and he can use it once he build his computer. He overlooked that part in his enthusiasm but I luckily did not. The youngest one has no wish yet but I bet he will want a game for the PS5 that is upcoming for the whole family with Sinterklaas.
So a normal serial number won't work in the ltsc version?
Can this legally be done for free without activation?
I want to install LTSC on an old laptop and use Microsoft 365 on it. How much of a pain is it to get M365 (specifically OneDrive sync and Word/Excel) working on it?
nice T-SHIRT sir, its written " sudo apt remove sudo " , sir what does it do ....... in linux if we remove sudo package completely then we cannot install or uninstall any software properly, am i correct?
No shit
It doesn't matter if you can never install linux software because 95% of linux software sucks. Made by some kid in a basement - half baked, never improved.
What if you just change the license from Pro to LTSC? Do you need to complete a new install?
I've installed Windows Store, and then i download xbox services and the gaming is just fine, no crashs or that staff, nice video bro
This pirate scare is really BS, you can get a original pro image from MSFT and than use some small tools to convert it to Volume/KMS and activate it.
if you do or you don't is between you and your sense of morality.
Just know that if you do, then get the original images form MSFT and don't go searching the pirate bay for "pre activated" images, why take the risk if you can get the ISO's from the original source.
So . . . is this better than the customized Win10 iso you recently showcased? And faster? And activateable for about $20? And repeatedly ruled perfectly legal in the US and the EU? What's the catch?
I'm asking the same
can we apply windows disable update and use deep freeze?
Could this be used for Windows to go?
300 bucks? No thank you, i will switch to the penguin.
Ltsc 2019 or Ltsc 2021
Which is fast?
My laptop is almost 10 years old. It runs great on windows 10 ltsc. Not so well on Windows 10 pro with all the bloatware.
My desktop PC is 14 years old and win 10 pro runs like a champ on it.
My university uses LTSC Windows and I think it's much better than the standard Windows 10. But Linux is Linux and it's not worth it for me to switch to LTSC.
agreed.
I have ltsc 2019 i got a google drive link for the ISO it was not pre activated. It's possible to get a github loader that will give you the windows store.
yes
Are the LTSC/Enterprise versions only available to companies (legal entities)?
Can you get volume licensing agreement as a person/physical entity?
Cuz companies dont care about us plebs(consumers) only companies with money will get a decent product
This version does not need the debloat script?
I'm getting a blue screen of death when i try to install and boot in to the LTSC on an external ssd, do you guys know any solutions? Or is it not possible to install it as a Windows Go device?
From a business perspective, this version makes complete sense. Those who simply can't afford the downtime of Windows 10 updates, with its unpredictable glitches and would probably like their staff to do some work rather than play silly games. From the watch every penny home user, it's very pricey! Putting on my pirate's hat for a moment, I suspect it would be possible to run some version of Linux with Virtualbox, then install this evaluation version of Windows 10 in Virtualbox and take a snapshot. Every 90 days roll back to the snapshot.
They will have seen past that one. I tried it on a Win7 VM years ago and it didn't work so I'd doubt that they'd fall for in on a Win10 limited time version.
I was disappointed with the Win7 thing as I'd spent a bit of time setting it up as a scam-baiting honey-pot and bear trap.
@@dingokidneys Dingo Kidneys Give it another go, it does work. You can use either a genuine paid-for version of Windows or you can download directly from Microsoft, free 90-day developer versions of Windows from here. developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/
When you upgrade Virtualbox it often breaks a Windows VM as it sees it as a hardware change, so if you intend to keep a Windows VM in use it's better to use an older version of Virtualbox that has maxed out on its development cycle. That way it will remain stable. Very handy if you're using Linux and you buy a new unsupported printer. You can use a Windows VM as a print server.
Is there a way to buy not an upgrade?
Ayyy, I made a successful volume licensing agreement with Microsoft for 5 licenses, only 1 of them in use.
nowadays pirated OS doesn't exists anymore, just patches/cracks, there's very less little chance you get backdoors with cracks, other than the backdoors that are installed into windows by Microsoft
Thank you, Chris. The horror... The horror...
Microsoft is just messing up the meaning of words , because LTSC is what actually PRO should be. Because for them PRO means throw as much garbage and obsolete features as you can in the OS and name them "features". One "problem" you mentioned for the hardware support or said otherwise OS integrated drivers is not a problem , because in the moment I plug the internet cable it`s downloading them trough Windows update. For me that is actually good , because it`s going to install only the once I need. As a gamer I don`t have any problems with any of my games. All of them are running much better than with the cluttered Pro version.
how would you download chrome or firefox if there is no edge
Internet Explorer, or there is a powershell script out there that can download and install Chrome.
MicrosoftEdgeBetaEnterpriseX64 version 78.0.276.11
Just use Windows Server 2019 LTS instead 😉
I'm not a huge fan of 2019 just yet, I'll stick to my Windows Server 2016 for a bit more. I generally like to give these OS's at least a couple years to mature.
@@ChrisTitusTech Windows Server 2019 is a surprisingly good OS as a desktop workstation, even for games.
It is now heavily used in VDI environments as it is not that different that 2016 (and Windows 10) and it is not bloated.
U are using Windows server fore home desktop?Pros and cons?
I found a github repo with a script for installing the windows store in windows ltsc.
I also get telemetry if i install this?
Is windows ltsc + windows store better than windows 10 debloated?
i would say yes(ltsc +store is better) because windows pro/ home can always reinstall bloatware with updates
What's memory usage like?
It's not much better than regular Win10. You can still expect it to idle at a gig or two.
Very interesting video thanks Chris.
I was going to watch your video, but I run the command on your shirt and my computer died
All win10 enterprise are clean not just the ltsc, or am i wrong?
The question is. Will the new 39xx threadrippers work ?? The build does not have the new cpu scheduler?
LTSC or -B isn't an akronym. START or SALT is an akronym.
Can we also purchase standard Windows 10 Enterprise licenses (not the subscription-based ones) using the same method?
My PC
I5 9600k , 32gb RAM , rtx 2070 super 8 GB , home , pro or Enterprise Is the best for my PC?
I would opt for pro
Hìkaru windows 10 enterprise ltsc for any desktop (i am an it administrator and at work i installed on all my network windows 10 enterprise ltsc - about 50 pc and at home i use windows 10 enterprise ltsc and linux).
I feel so bad for windows developers that I, an avid linux user who hates windows, used an extra laptop that I have laying around to throw windows 10 on it and joined the insider "fast" program to help them test their shit and give them feedback. 😂
They need to go back to windows 7's source code and start from there. Windows 10 has been a disaster for them.
so, if i'm mainly (gnu)linux user , this version will it be good for me if all i want is use non linux apps ? (adobe suite / [epic/steam] games ...) ?
Any issues with video editing on LTSC?
No, windows 10 ltsc in the most stable version of windows 10 even more stable than windows 7.
LOL!, that command on your shirt is no joke, it runs.
What it does?
@@gabriellesta7568 removes the sudo program
@@user-gi2mn5yf5j so you'll only able to do commands on root user?
@@gabriellesta7568 If you can still log in as a root user, that is normally done with the "sudo su" command. Pretty sure it would break the operating system. Though I know running makepkg running as root is disallowed so maybe possible to recover using a PKGBUILD - I am unsure.. makes me wonder :)
@@gabriellesta7568 On systems where the root user is deactivated, like many of the desktop Linuxes, it will bork your system as you now have no way of running anything as root.
Don't key into a terminal stuff you read off someone's shirt. Generally, it is humorous because it will bork your system.
Be warned; Don't do it!!