Also, old Windows logos can be found in fonts: In Marlett, the Windows 7(?) logo is character 0x57. Windows's classic logo can be found in Wingdings as the last character, 0xFF.
It's for users who do not wish to have their computer turned off after Windows shuts down. E.g debugging equipment, servers, and office computers at workplaces.
Windows : Like an onion, new version of windows wrapped the old ones. UNIX : Like a cube, composed of building blocks. For example, the OS is composed of Shell, Kernel, Libs, GUIs. GUIs is composed of display manager, apps, UI elements, libs, apps, etc.
personally i feel like windows is more like a onion, it has layers those layers get smaller and more importent the further you go and once you seporate a layer it rarly goes back on
Microsoft employee: Look at these guys! They are replacing the sethc with cmd!!!! We should do something about that. Microsoft boss: Ohh i know what we should do! Microsoft employee: What? Microsoft boss: Make Defender detect every replacement of sethc as a virus. The entire Microsoft Building: AMMMMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING IDEA!!!
the reason that they didn't give a shit about dark theme control panel is because they wanted to move everything into a "looks simple but hard to use" Settings app. That's maybe why they didn't even fixed it on the latest Insider build
I don't think so. Settings App is easier to use than Control Panel. Since I have Windows 10, I almost never open Control Panel, only in neccessary cases. But what about Properties dialog?
For #5 (the dark theme one), I am glad to know I am not the only one who feels this way. We shouldn’t have to use 3rd party programs just to get a consistent dark theme!
Fun fact: The unseen Windows Explorer is actually used on the Xbox interface when choosing to upload files using Microsoft Edge or when using a custom background or profile picture.
The UWP File Explorer was actually intended for, and used, in the Xbox One and Series S/X. It's not available to open now through the Apps menu, but it's now used in any scenario an app needs to load a user-chosen file, such as an Xbox gamerpic. Not sure how or why it was carried over to Windows, but, the more you know.
Microsoft Edge HTML rendering engine is used in many apps like Microsoft Store and the Edge Browser obviously. :) Sadly, that will not be removable because of backwards compatibility...
кстать, этот чувак не упомянул про утилиту сканирование и факсы там по факты дизайн со времен висты не менялся и выглядит это через чур колхозно, мб многие вообще не юзают эту херню, но мне частенько приходится сканировать и печатать всякие документы
Both XP keys and 7 processing effect don't look that bad. Seriously, XP had a great design and 7 took it even further. MS's minimalist style isn't the best and it has its downsides, but also improves on some fields. IMO, they should've kept the best things from the previous Windows versions to match the new, better ones. You can also see 9x folder icons deep in 10, and those are indeex glaring.
I miss windows 95 that was my all time favorite so far, although I am kinda liking windows 11 even though I figured I would hate it I wish I could put XP on my gaming PC lol a 5900X with 32GB of ram and a 3080 Ti *( may be a 3090 or 3090 Ti SLI soon hoping to go Ti SLI I figured it should perform like a mid tier 4000 card )* would run the heck out of XP
6:00 Removing IE is not a good idea, since it is the only program, that has proper support for Gif Images. The integrated Photos app has poorly support, and the old Windows Image Viewer, shows you instead of a moving working GIF Image, every moving Frame of it. The only way, to regain back proper GIF support, is to manually map the .GIF File Extension to a Webbrowser, or just reinstall IE
Which old photo viewer are you talking about, because when I open it with "Windows Photo Viewer" not "Photos" it just shows me the first frame of the .gif
0:37 In 2006 - 2007 I had an old computer with Pentium III 650 Mhz, 128 MB of RAM, and an AT mobo and power supply. I used both Windows 98 and XP on it. AT systems weren’t able to turn down the computer by themselves, so this message was displayed.
Because they mostly are connected to a Server and the Administrator set a group rule to hide Edge, they're still installed though, just hidden for students and teachers. Or the other way, they installed Enterprise version which doesn't even have Store, nor Edge, you know for business only stability and security updates are important, they don't need these annoying features which pro version offers and force on you.
@@zeze64. maybe in newer version they include it (using PRO so i can't be sure though) but there is a powershell script to remove them, give me some minute.
But in PC you will need to make a script to activate SlidetoShutDown, which tablet needs to be held power button. (Tablet functions is similar to Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile, they're default)
Slide to shut down is for tablets. My brother has one of those RCA Cambio tablets and it looks like it only enables by default if you have a touchscreen and you remove the keyboard
For the resource demanding stuff to get rid of the proccess is really easy sometimes. I did this with Windows Update so it wouldn't be able to startup ever again. Just deleted a few files and BOOM, bb forced updates!.
Windows 10 on 2019: It is now safe to turn off your computer. Windows 30 on 2100: It is now safe to turn off your computer. Windows oo (infinity): It is now safe to turn off your computer. Well ... it's not that bad ...
Because Windows 98 PC were still using AT power supplies, not ATX ones like we know today. We had Windows 98 PCs in school, which were shut down exactly in this way. Later, they've got replaced by new computers with Windows XP and those had ATX power supplies, which will turn of the PC for you.
That makes sense because I was using a virtual machine to do that. That CD was from the earlier stages of windows 98, so it makes a lot more sense. Thanks though!
4:36 This isn't a false positive at all, it's Windows trying to tell you that there is a freaking exploit in your system (despite if it's a malicious file or not, it's still a different file instead of the real sethc)
Yes It's working, Enable the don't turn off computer after a Windows System shutdown policy In Gpedit.msc and then try shutdown -s -t 00 in run box or cmd, after shutting down Windows, It will display a black screen with text in white saying "It's now safe to turn off your computer". On XP or Server 2003 it may also display the Microsoft Windows Logo
2:16 In some laptops like the Macromax Canvas Laptab this feature is used to shut down the computer. It is a default option. Edit: I just realized that people down in the comments are talking about this, well at least there's another tablet that has this feature.
they should implement the UWP file explorer as the actual file explorer as it is modern like the settings app rather than being old like the control panel
in windows 10 there is also still the dialer.exe program that allows you to make phone calls but its design has not changed from windows 9X, also the offline web pages folder in windows 10 has the windows 9X look.
The reason why dialer.exe is still and hasn't been updated is because dialer.exe also contains drivers for telephony services. That includes dial-up internet, which many people still use. As the UI is not very important it hasn't been updated or removed.
7:10 actually, that variation is only used on xbox one update:finally we waited 26 years, 10 months, 1 week and 4 days for an update of the explorer and it was hided under our noses if u have one, try it
Nice facts! May be also share the "shutdown /s /hybrid" tip to speed up the startup time! I found in System32,and try it. Shutdown with no arguments will display help.
for 5:22 if u go into the boot menu but have an unbootable file it will show a file explorer unlike the one in Windows where you can see the contents of the drive. And it's that one that u use to go back.
"Your display is not installed (ERROR_I_DONT_KNOW). Please, solve this CAPTCHA to continue doing whatever you were doing before Bill Gates will break your legs with a hammer."
Can you make a video compilating all the Windows 9X remanences and vestiges that modern windows still have? Indeed it's posible to enlable the Classic Theme on W10 but for some reason that makes the UWP apps unable to use.
4:21 Enderman: Here we are! Sethc.exe is now infected with a severe malicious file - command interpreter! What i understand: A spicy method to self-destroy Windows 10
The proper way to use dark theme in Microsoft Windows (and the only way in versions below Windows 10) is to enable High Contrast to customize the colors, then reconfigure the colors to a dark theme. Can't believe Enderman missed this feature.
Just to let you know, my dad used to have a phone made by mircosoft and if you held the off button you can slide to shut down (the phone was kinda like windows10)
Bill gates: I need a new idea for Windows 10! Employee: a useless feature that tells you to shut off your computer after shutting it off and was added over a decade ago for Windows XP Bill gates: Perfect!
![ILLSLICK X YOUNGOHM - We're The same [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yUJNkobYR0E/mqdefault.jpg)
Fun fact: The Windows 9x and XP icons still there in Windows 10. 😂
Hey that's true! When I was doing some scripts in windows server 2016, the icons were with the windows 98 logos! 😂
Dávid Halász Yes I have set some of my icons to the 9x icons, they are still in imageres and shell32
Also, old Windows logos can be found in fonts:
In Marlett, the Windows 7(?) logo is character 0x57. Windows's classic logo can be found in Wingdings as the last character, 0xFF.
yea, in shell32! There's still the shutdown icon from XP in that file (lol
BTW, i copied those characters and the results are:
W7 logo: W
Classic logo: ÿ
>"windows 10 requires an ACPI-capable system"
>has non-ACPI shut down
weird flex but okay
It's for users who do not wish to have their computer turned off after Windows shuts down. E.g debugging equipment, servers, and office computers at workplaces.
It came from 8
Actually, 8, 8.1 and the first versions of 10 used a blank screen.
It might've been too much work to remove it at that point so they just left it in.
That's not the reason, there is an option in the registry to turn it on, and I believe it can also be turned on via the control panel.
2019: It is now safe to turn off your computer.
2119: It is now safe to turn on your computer.
Brain
WTF?!?!
New The Fox 3000: It’s Now Safe To Turn Off Your Computer :D
MOJANG*but sega*
2219:It is now safe to burn on your computer
2319:It is now safe to burn off your computer
I just love how Windows is wrapped in layers and layers of old implementations. It's like a labyrinth.
Windows : Like an onion, new version of windows wrapped the old ones.
UNIX : Like a cube, composed of building blocks. For example, the OS is composed of Shell, Kernel, Libs, GUIs. GUIs is composed of display manager, apps, UI elements, libs, apps, etc.
personally i feel like windows is more like a onion,
it has layers
those layers get smaller and more importent the further you go
and once you seporate a layer it rarly goes back on
Yes
I was thinking that last Windows with "it's now safe to turn off your computer" is XP
Me too it's windows XP: it's now safe to turn off your computer
Windows 7 is the last one to say: "it's now safe to turn off your computer"
also 98
Wow wow! You can also activate this function with the Registry Editor in Windows 10!
@@himbeerpie7173 how?!?
Microsoft employee: Look at these guys! They are replacing the sethc with cmd!!!! We should do something about that.
Microsoft boss: Ohh i know what we should do!
Microsoft employee: What?
Microsoft boss: Make Defender detect every replacement of sethc as a virus.
The entire Microsoft Building: AMMMMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZING IDEA!!!
enderman should pin this
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Lol he hearted it
YESS AN AAAAAZING IDEA
@Haffer_ Did you notice any 'M's?
the reason that they didn't give a shit about dark theme control panel is because they wanted to move everything into a "looks simple but hard to use" Settings app. That's maybe why they didn't even fixed it on the latest Insider build
I don't think so. Settings App is easier to use than Control Panel. Since I have Windows 10, I almost never open Control Panel, only in neccessary cases. But what about Properties dialog?
@@edgarkoterle all of this classic stuff will be removed at some point
Edgar Koterle how does one not use the control panel for any setting? The “new” settings menu sucks cheeks
@@PHLYogi agreed, also why do we need so many sub menus, im pretty sure noone uses categories in control panel
@@betaplay2914 how dare you control panel is the best
For #5 (the dark theme one), I am glad to know I am not the only one who feels this way. We shouldn’t have to use 3rd party programs just to get a consistent dark theme!
Ms will at some point get rid of all the classic stuff and we will be left with the much-more-consistent-ui modern apps
Fun fact: The unseen Windows Explorer is actually used on the Xbox interface when choosing to upload files using Microsoft Edge or when using a custom background or profile picture.
@MagicJungle7053 they didn't remove it though
it looks like android file manager
The UWP File Explorer was actually intended for, and used, in the Xbox One and Series S/X. It's not available to open now through the Apps menu, but it's now used in any scenario an app needs to load a user-chosen file, such as an Xbox gamerpic. Not sure how or why it was carried over to Windows, but, the more you know.
Xbox os is based on windows
@@marcels.7074 i mean it is literally just a special build of windows, not just based on it
@@subg9165 just checked this comment and realized that you were here -- it's quad from super sandbox. small world i guess
@li1ven it will never change
@@vidmaster_ damn
thx Enderman for UWP File Explorer shortcut link in description. I love ur videos :D
@klockowy 425 dla mnie jest ok
@klockowy 425 dla mnie jest spoko lol
Lets go to creative to technolodzy
Microsoft Edge HTML rendering engine is used in many apps like Microsoft Store and the Edge Browser obviously. :) Sadly, that will not be removable because of backwards compatibility...
2:15 This is actually a feature in Windows 8, that Microsoft surprisingly decided to keep all the way up to Windows 10.
6:43 I just love the design of the key and the blue fade
It came from xp
I know
Who doesn't? Everyone loves XP
Hey
Random people seeing my comment.
Have a nice time watching the video
69 likes
Nevermind
98 likes...
...that means
WINDOWS 98
I am Random TNT
NO
Thenk you
6:03 wow, that's a really nice and clean startup menu, i love that organisation
I hope you're being sarcastic. It fkn isn't.
@@simontay4851 I hope your not braindead.
until you realize your monitor resloution is 1366x768
7:40 looks like it should be windows 8 file explorer (not the desktop app version)
Open OneDrive and press"This PC"
Vova lu what
5:25 how did you manage to do this :p
I think he is using VMware Unity Mode
The unity mode support Only Windows xp or later
Maybe cutting out windows 7 bits
when someone pings @everyone in the discord
I also came for tte pinG
If I was in that discord that got an @everyone ping, I would probably put up a notepad window saying "delet dis", ASCII gun and everything.
User wth the name everyone: You failed
3:13 - For my Amoled display is safe but for my eyes is such a pain.
TH-camkacke ich hab dich
AMOLED display works much to show the white color.
Этот UWP File Explorer был найден аж в октябре 2017 и после этого нахождения, о нем почему-то не слова больше...
F..
Ясно. Почему даже я о нем ничего не знал :)
Помнится у ms review чот проскакивало
кстать, этот чувак не упомянул про утилиту
сканирование и факсы
там по факты дизайн со времен висты не менялся и выглядит это через чур колхозно,
мб многие вообще не юзают эту херню, но мне частенько приходится сканировать и печатать всякие документы
Both XP keys and 7 processing effect don't look that bad. Seriously, XP had a great design and 7 took it even further. MS's minimalist style isn't the best and it has its downsides, but also improves on some fields. IMO, they should've kept the best things from the previous Windows versions to match the new, better ones.
You can also see 9x folder icons deep in 10, and those are indeex glaring.
I miss windows 95 that was my all time favorite so far, although I am kinda liking windows 11 even though I figured I would hate it I wish I could put XP on my gaming PC lol a 5900X with 32GB of ram and a 3080 Ti *( may be a 3090 or 3090 Ti SLI soon hoping to go Ti SLI I figured it should perform like a mid tier 4000 card )* would run the heck out of XP
2:21 I knew about that when I was messing around with my school computer. Lol
2:01 The RSoD!
I use incognito on safari just for the dark theme
I turned on Dark Theme on YT and Windows and Google chrome because I hate light theme. It hurts my eyes
*I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE*
@@markoza701 pornhub
@@kalielsantos5986 no
I also want everything dark-themed xD
3:09 I like the Control Panel with this scheme, actually.
I was going to ask why, but I like Windows 8 and Vista, so never mind.
6:00 Removing IE is not a good idea, since it is the only program, that has proper support for Gif Images. The integrated Photos app has poorly support, and the old Windows Image Viewer, shows you instead of a moving working GIF Image, every moving Frame of it. The only way, to regain back proper GIF support, is to manually map the .GIF File Extension to a Webbrowser, or just reinstall IE
Which old photo viewer are you talking about, because when I open it with "Windows Photo Viewer" not "Photos" it just shows me the first frame of the .gif
@@danieldoescoding3712 exactly
0:37 In 2006 - 2007 I had an old computer with Pentium III 650 Mhz, 128 MB of RAM, and an AT mobo and power supply. I used both Windows 98 and XP on it. AT systems weren’t able to turn down the computer by themselves, so this message was displayed.
Awsome! That explorer looks very cool.
Appalling explorer...
Nice Background music and Nice Cool Facts Videos Ender's
The Windows 10 desktops at my school don't have Edge.
Because they mostly are connected to a Server and the Administrator set a group rule to hide Edge, they're still installed though, just hidden for students and teachers. Or the other way, they installed Enterprise version which doesn't even have Store, nor Edge, you know for business only stability and security updates are important, they don't need these annoying features which pro version offers and force on you.
József Huszák I have windows 10 home and I still have Edge.
@@genesis1914 i didn't talk about the Home Edition, i was talking about Enterprise... Of course Home, and Pro Editions DO have Edge
@@bjornsson6111 i have enterprise and have edge and store
@@zeze64. maybe in newer version they include it (using PRO so i can't be sure though) but there is a powershell script to remove them, give me some minute.
Music-Colbreakz-Mind Control
Windows 8.1 and probably Windows 8 has the Slide to Shut Down Feature Because i had an TabletPC
@@phonl1 Oh,Thanks for Watching ;)
It's actually possible to get this on a normal PC.
But in PC you will need to make a script to activate SlidetoShutDown, which tablet needs to be held power button. (Tablet functions is similar to Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile, they're default)
Slide to shut down is for tablets. My brother has one of those RCA Cambio tablets and it looks like it only enables by default if you have a touchscreen and you remove the keyboard
For the resource demanding stuff to get rid of the proccess is really easy sometimes. I did this with Windows Update so it wouldn't be able to startup ever again. Just deleted a few files and BOOM, bb forced updates!.
Windows 10 on 2019: It is now safe to turn off your computer.
Windows 30 on 2100: It is now safe to turn off your computer.
Windows oo (infinity): It is now safe to turn off your computer.
Well ... it's not that bad ...
7:35 i have tried on version 1809 (now installed on my pc)
i have that too
On 3:35, we can see "consider subscribing! =)"
2:04 Windows Longhorn RSOD
Right?
@@melo0611 nope Windows longhorn is like winxp bsod and rsod
Nice video.
2nd background music name?
INTRESTIG THING: IF YOU TRY TO NAME A .TXT FILE GPEDIT.MSC ALL THE FILES ON THE DESKTOP WILL BE RENAMED: gpedit (1), gpedit (2)... INTRESTING...
I love the windows 7 file explorer animations when deleting and copying/pasting files
I have actually deleted ms edge
Sorry for the dumb question, but the song name on 5:37 ?
The "it is now safe to turn off your computer" you can also do it on Windows 98
Because Windows 98 PC were still using AT power supplies, not ATX ones like we know today. We had Windows 98 PCs in school, which were shut down exactly in this way. Later, they've got replaced by new computers with Windows XP and those had ATX power supplies, which will turn of the PC for you.
That makes sense because I was using a virtual machine to do that. That CD was from the earlier stages of windows 98, so it makes a lot more sense. Thanks though!
nice info, also a nice feature Windows should have is to change and manage files easily, such as using Folderchanger, google it.
k
fuck you bots
Windows Defender false positive: Every single pirated game exe and cracked dll
4:36 This isn't a false positive at all, it's Windows trying to tell you that there is a freaking exploit in your system (despite if it's a malicious file or not, it's still a different file instead of the real sethc)
0:39 Is it working in Windows 7?)
No.
@@muhtesemsiyanur Lie
Yes It's working, Enable the don't turn off computer after a Windows System shutdown policy In Gpedit.msc and then try shutdown -s -t 00 in run box or cmd, after shutting down Windows, It will display a black screen with text in white saying "It's now safe to turn off your computer". On XP or Server 2003 it may also display the Microsoft Windows Logo
0:34 it showing the xp logo but just saying windows is unsettling to me. It feels incomplete.
And I missed the premier D:
I too... D:
2:16 In some laptops like the Macromax Canvas Laptab this feature is used to shut down the computer. It is a default option.
Edit: I just realized that people down in the comments are talking about this, well at least there's another tablet that has this feature.
When you are early and you dont know what to comment...
I like hies
H E L P
slide to shutdown reminds me of the old windows phones, and its amazing.
they should implement the UWP file explorer as the actual file explorer as it is modern like the settings app rather than being old like the control panel
no dont i like my file explorer
@@lezuskonrad ik I'm a year late they could also make it optional to use by default old explorer by opt-in for it new explorer
I really liked the "New Explorer" design. Cool!
in windows 10 there is also still the dialer.exe program that allows you to make phone calls but its design has not changed from windows 9X, also the offline web pages folder in windows 10 has the windows 9X look.
The reason why dialer.exe is still and hasn't been updated is because dialer.exe also contains drivers for telephony services. That includes dial-up internet, which many people still use. As the UI is not very important it hasn't been updated or removed.
omg, i didnt knew that, there's a uwp explorer lmao
7:28 is my new favorite explorer
YOU MAKE REALY GOOD CONTENT MAN!!!
Idk why but I love the aesthetic music ❤️
2:53 I like the Dark theme
One more fact: PerfLogs was created in 2009. Windows 10 did not exist back then.
well thanks
7:10 actually, that variation is only used on xbox one
update:finally we waited 26 years, 10 months, 1 week and 4 days for an update of the explorer and it was hided under our noses
if u have one, try it
Wasn't the "it's safe to turn off your computer" an orange text in middle of the screen on Windows 98?
Nice facts! May be also share the "shutdown /s /hybrid" tip to speed up the startup time! I found in System32,and try it. Shutdown with no arguments will display help.
Number 10 is also present in windows nt 4.0 but it’s different in the way that it shows a dialog box where you can choose too reboot your system.
Hey Enderman! Awesome Video you have there!
2:31 SEEMS LIKE LUMIA SLIDE TO SHUTDOWN
Wow truly new information and no clickbate. Subscribed
At 7:30 when you show off the hidden explorer, its actualy intended to be used on windows phone 8 and 10 (if version 10 exists idk)
for 5:22 if u go into the boot menu but have an unbootable file it will show a file explorer unlike the one in Windows where you can see the contents of the drive. And it's that one that u use to go back.
Cool video. Number 10 certainly didn't used to be pointless. Windows 10 is largely crap. No wonder I use Linux!
Man! Fantastic... Keep up all this curiosity
"It is now safe to turn off your computer" Would have done it faster if you didn't make me shart my pants in fear.
I like your colourful bsod, and your dark theme flaw comments
It's amazing ! I like your channel with this cool stuff !
Another one, you can still see the Windows 3.1 directory structure inside the ODBC Data Source Administrator window. (Thanks Tom Scott lol).
6:00 is it possible to add MS Edge to the malware list of an antivirus?
I Hope even though I am using Windows 8
Enderman: I wish Microsoft adds that into Windows 10!
MrsMajor2.0: I can fix that.
Windows:
Your keyboard is broken
Press any key to continue
"Your display is not installed (ERROR_I_DONT_KNOW). Please, solve this CAPTCHA to continue doing whatever you were doing before Bill Gates will break your legs with a hammer."
I never thought I would learn so much about computers from a minecraft mob !
4:53 I tried this on Windows 8.1 on my D: drive, got the same result as the Windows 7 case
0:55 Does it look like this in Windows 8.1?
I like the song you used
Is it possible to turn on the 0:05 at windows 7?
Yes it works, however you need to install a hotfix for windows 7 for it to work
Can you make a video compilating all the Windows 9X remanences and vestiges that modern windows still have?
Indeed it's posible to enlable the Classic Theme on W10 but for some reason that makes the UWP apps unable to use.
When I was digging through my PC, I found Windows 7 and Windows XP "this pc" icons in the same folder
4:21 Enderman: Here we are! Sethc.exe is now infected with a severe malicious file - command interpreter!
What i understand: A spicy method to self-destroy Windows 10
3:40 this happened because that app could be replaced with CMD and then on login screen you could open cmd and unlock it
The proper way to use dark theme in Microsoft Windows (and the only way in versions below Windows 10) is to enable High Contrast to customize the colors, then reconfigure the colors to a dark theme. Can't believe Enderman missed this feature.
i use both the reactify 11 theme files and custom theme that changes the colors but isn't "contrast mode"
Just to let you know, my dad used to have a phone made by mircosoft and if you held the off button you can slide to shut down (the phone was kinda like windows10)
2:30 I didn’t know about this until I was experimenting with my moms laptop, when I was shutting down from power button the slide to shut down came up
7:30 This will be the new Windows Explorer...
Yes
Fun Fact: Is used in windows 10X.
Bill gates: I need a new idea for Windows 10!
Employee: a useless feature that tells you to shut off your computer after shutting it off and was added over a decade ago for Windows XP
Bill gates: Perfect!
Two decades ago. This feature is there since NT 3.11 (1993)
0:45 Yet Windows 10 can't be installed on a non-ACPI system (this limitation starts from Windows Vista and goes to 7, 8 and 10)
Windows 7 holds a special place in my heart, but Windows XP *_is_* my heart.
does that mean you have a windows 7 vm inside your windows xp heart or
What is the virtualization software at the Wrong folder?
Oops, now I know it is the VMware Unity mode...
This is i waiting
7:05 UWP Explorer is don`t opening EXE , PNG, etc.. files in my Windows 10