A 4k video is played for the windows 11 intro??? What were they thinking? Don't they know that generic drivers are installed at the time you are installing the OS itself? Imagine the stutters!
Because the vast majority of people are experiencing the OOBE on new pre-built machines with pre-installed drivers? Most people aren't clean installing Windows...
Considering how many different frameworks MS uses for their apps I'm very surprised to see them use JavaScript+HTML here rather than UWP/MAUI or a Win32 Windows Forms app.
The Windows XP OOBE was a web thing as well. An IE6-based web thing. And it was much longer on some OEM systems. Perhaps try looking into hacking that next?
@@coleisforrobotYeah, there were a few others in XP, like the User Accounts control panel. The help was heavily HTML-based too, although the shell around it might have been more traditional.
That's honestly just disturbing, a js dev console in a production environment used by millions of people everywhere... What else could there be that we don't know of?!
@@TheColonThree I am not talking about it from the modding side but from the average user side. Like, if there's a freaking js dev console in a prod environment, then what else could be in different areas of the system?! DevTools in browsers are a very different thing than a development tool in your almost core system components
@@Mango-cn7gj I have never mentioned any "modding side" whatsoever, and even then there's still no harm in including it. The worst thing you can do is just break your own Windows installation. Not mentioning no one's gonna do the key combination normally ever, and even if they did, they'd just think there's something wrong and restart their device which will run OOBE again. Your claim about DevTools in browsers being different from this is true, because the OOBE's DevTools is much more restrictive and would require a lot more effort to break anything without editing the files themselves. *You're just paranoid*
@@BlueSheep777 no, "source-available" means "look but don't touch", open source means "do whatever you want as long as you provide attribution and don't sue us for damages (BSD) and use the same license and provide the source code (GPL)" Source-available is more like a printed book, just because it's DRM-free and anyone can read it, it doesn't mean you can legally make copies of it or distribute modified versions to others
holy crepes this is one of the most based videos about windows 11 I have ever seen, not only did you mod windows 11's oobe to be more... appealing, but you were also listening to ride the lightning by metallica in the background, that's just epic 👌🔥
Actually autorun installer used to work in PE perfectly fine, at some point I was installing almost everything, even XP, that way, because I was working with old motherboards that had issues with booting from large (127+ GB?) USB drives
Sysprep is what for example companys use as well. They customize their install with it for mass deployments. Although Sysprep struggles with all that bloatware preapplied by Microsoft. It will fail to sysprep your machine because of all the AppXPackages preinstalled. They need to be removed before you can sysprep your machine.
who can dislike this masterpiece kek, now jokes aside; it was actually pretty much obvious the oobe was a web app at first glance, pretty much sad how microsoft is making all a web app.
For anyone wondering, console.log didnt work probably because console.log is native to the browser and is "unreadable" to the dev console - which is probably just an eval and only has "access" to the expression's return value
i just copied the entire *"Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy"* folder to a usb drive, dragged the *default.html* file into a browser, pressed the ctrl + shift + j and it also works there only problem is that i'm seeing this error when i press those said keys: Unhandled exception: Script error. file: line: 0
i also had fun with the *jsConsole.js* file, i tried including it in my test html files and it was convenient to just press three keys than pressing f12 for the console
Honestly HTML/CSS is the best UI framework I've ever used as far as customization and ease of use goes. Pair it with a advanced framework like Angular and you've got a powerful toolbox for UI development. Could be done for customization purposes but it could also be done simply because HTML/CSS is great to develop with. (JS not so much, but TypeScript helps a lot.) Another benefit is that you can develop UIs that work in a web browser, on mobile, and on the desktop, and they all can share the same code. Of course that wouldn't apply in this case.
I'm not sure about the benefits of custom solutions... If OOBE were modular, then there would be no questions, and I would even make a beautiful version myself now. But since it's part of the installer, I don't want to distribute or download custom Windows builds of them because of the nice installer, because there are often viruses... Thanks for the video! I'm wondering why js isn't minified. Usually, when I come across web application reversing, it's just a mountain of garbage of minifications, obfuscations, and webpack.
Honestly, the customization of the OOBE would be useful for OEM's too! My HP laptop (which I have Ubuntu on right now due to driver issues) uses a dark mode theme by default, so a dark mode OOBE would fit right at home!
Damn look to that resources files it reminds me the good old day of programming win32 api with c++. It gives me flashback to my childhood programming journey 😌
Why the hell is 4k video played at oobe? The generic drivers are the only thing in place by that time, must lag like hell, and since 800x600 is the max resolution with generic drivers if im remebering correctly, you're viewing 4k video at 17 times lower resolution
Possibly because most people see the OOBE after buying a new PC or upgrading Windows, in which case there's already GPU drivers installed. Windows might also try to install drivers automatically as it prepares for OOBE after a fresh install if you have ethernet. I still to this day wonder why Microsoft does not preload drivers for various GPUs that get installed whenever said GPU is detected.
@@laglife Microsoft used to include drivers for common video cards through Windows 7. I don't know about 8 but in 10 they only included the "Microsoft Basic Dispaly Adapter". Modern video card drivers are absolutely huge and they probably wanted to save a bit of space for their own "features".
hey btw. for those wondering, the reason why sometimes you cant allocate space for drives on windows is because it isnt formatted correctly. and no, windows does not make the tool easy to find :)
Oobe is nothing new, I use the crt shift f3 to customise customers backups so that they have all their drivers pre installed before they enter the desktop, I knew windows xp oobe could be edited along with the installer, but I had no idea it was this easy to do it, thanks for sharing, you haven’t found America but you have highlighted the easiness of editing the out of box experience menus
Fun fact: the "This might take a few minutes." background blue thing is a webpage with 0% video. So.. they could just do the same to the 4K intro video...
Fun sequence break I did a while back Set a high contrast theme the more obvious the change the cooler this will look (set background to very dark color and other text accordingly) Force oobe to start in a window You now have dark mode oobe Also based off of this you could entriely with enough time make a fully dark mode oobe with the blur background (this seems to get a copy of the user wallpaper) Also can’t wait for the bad bootlegs that have oobe to completely mutilate it Also didn’t know it ran in audit mode probably explains why the oobe image background didn’t match the oem one
Thats not a sequence break. A sequence break is if you, well break a sequence. Best example is skipping a bossfight/item collection that was supposed to be required to proceed in a video game.
It's glorious. Spywaresoft wanted to make sure everyone would get win11 and hoped people would stop using win10, 7 and xp, they never thought about this. With this, we've pretty much got for the first time, our own "arch-like" windows. With this, you can fully customize win11, to be a ENTIRELY different OS, and, if you wish to apply more salt to the injury, make it "linuxised", as im suure spywaresoft would be REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEiing for years to come, as their OS was converted into a linux OS, their nemesis! XD
I love how the OOBE is extremely bugged by itself too On a trackpad on the Windows 10 one doing the zoom in and out gesture works but it is extremely buggy since it is not intended (this is because it should be a webapp?) If your display driver installs before the OOBE starts you have a desktop on one screen and the OOBE on the other. I don't know if this still works but on Windows 10 home connecting to the internet then using settings from ease of access and disconnecting from the Internet via the app should let you create a local account (this is what I remember worked once atleast)
im pretty sure you arent editing the sources directly, its pluggable through some api or tool for oems. just like you have unattend.xml for applying settings in a supported manner and not requiring hacks like intercepting the boot process to manually do what the unattend already does, either registry change or policy or executing programs
I think someone in my school reset a computer, because when I tried to use it, I got the "Hi." "We're just getting things ready for you" message, had the default Windows 11 wallpaper, not the schools, and had also was disconnected from the domain. I wonder who did that?
This is amazing and very insightful. I also don‘t mind the music playing, but I do find it annoying to have to read the baked-in captions and then follow the other content on screen as well. Makes it tiring to watch, especially at this length. Please consider adding voiceover narration, thank you.
Microsoft was so generous to you, providing both an open source OOBE program and a dev console!
Wonderful! The Rectify community is going to be happy about this.
This will have a positive impact on the Rectify11 community
Imagine Modifeding the OOBE intro to have Never Gonna Give You Up on the OOBE intro
@@thewubmachine840 thank you for the idea 🤫
@@syed1x That will be a instant Rickroll After booting into windows
Ah, the real reason for the CPU requirements for windows 11. The intro video file.
i have never seen the intro video run smoothly
@@aiexzsSame
@@aiexzs I saw it run smoothly one time on an Envy x360 that didn't even have the Windows 11 logo on it's keyboard 😭
@@naxzed_it Did it have the windows 7 or 10 logo?
The only time it was smooth it was on a gaming pc with a RTX 3070 TI :,)
A 4k video is played for the windows 11 intro??? What were they thinking? Don't they know that generic drivers are installed at the time you are installing the OS itself? Imagine the stutters!
Holy shit. That's why
That video was playing for 30 seconds on my Pentium 4 rig... this is really painful.
they probably want you to think it's "loading" something when in reality you're just dropping a shit ton of frames lmfao
Because the vast majority of people are experiencing the OOBE on new pre-built machines with pre-installed drivers? Most people aren't clean installing Windows...
no wonder it lags so bad
Considering how many different frameworks MS uses for their apps I'm very surprised to see them use JavaScript+HTML here rather than UWP/MAUI or a Win32 Windows Forms app.
Or just native C/C++ app
I *think* it might be easier to do that thanks to Windows ARM, 64-bit and RIP 32-bit (Win10)
or just wpf
They cant do UWP under SYSTEM.
oh wait defaultuser0
Metro apps are web based. I'm not exactly sure about Win8x apps but some 10 and lots of 11 apps.
babe wake up new endermanch video
Yay :D
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listen to this MUSIC EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
AMD END
Was about to comment that
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I can't believe the OOBE has been a web app the whole time...
The entire Windows 11 Metro UI is. Even the taskbar.
@@thesupremeorgI heard that it runs on EdgeHTML, but I'm not sure about that.
@@thesupremeorg wait your telling me it’s also based on web technologies?
@@thesupremeorgoh hell nah, that's why it's laggy
@@thesupremeorg I heard that it uses the deprecated EdgeHTML engine...
Not sure if that's true, though.
Hahaha, you're a genius dude! I hope Microsoft won't have any claims after this video..
We shall see...
They had better not since it is THEM that made it public in the first place.
There's no reason to claim since the code was there the whole time without any external program's help.
@@iDontProgramInCpphi cool sm64 modder
I knew Ctrl-Shift-F3 to avoid OOBE when i wass installing Win11 on laptop without TPM 2.0 and SecureBoot
@@thewubmachine840 I know but i used it on Windows 11 22H2
Control + Shift + F3 has been there at least since Windows Vista...
The Windows XP OOBE was a web thing as well. An IE6-based web thing. And it was much longer on some OEM systems. Perhaps try looking into hacking that next?
i'm SORRY? the XP oobe was a web app? ms knew what web apps could do back then..
@@coleisforrobotYeah, there were a few others in XP, like the User Accounts control panel. The help was heavily HTML-based too, although the shell around it might have been more traditional.
Even more fun is when you realize you could press [Ctrl+O] to navigate to any other page during OOBE or the activation screen.
@@XeZrunner didint work for me
The Gateway OEM Windows XP OOBEis more longer to get through in my experience. There's ads for AOL (lol) and others more clogged things.
Well time to wait for someone to make a OOBE customizer with a GUI
Edit: thank you for 100 likes
THAT would be nice
I think any frontend dev can customize it
bet
@@xenonorsomething ok
I can do that
That's honestly just disturbing, a js dev console in a production environment used by millions of people everywhere... What else could there be that we don't know of?!
That’s a good thing for modding tho
I don't see the harm in including that. It's like saying DevTools shouldn't be included in browsers
Also, this is not a random website, it's YOUR pc. A hidden dev console on that is totally fine.
@@TheColonThree I am not talking about it from the modding side but from the average user side. Like, if there's a freaking js dev console in a prod environment, then what else could be in different areas of the system?! DevTools in browsers are a very different thing than a development tool in your almost core system components
@@Mango-cn7gj I have never mentioned any "modding side" whatsoever, and even then there's still no harm in including it. The worst thing you can do is just break your own Windows installation. Not mentioning no one's gonna do the key combination normally ever, and even if they did, they'd just think there's something wrong and restart their device which will run OOBE again.
Your claim about DevTools in browsers being different from this is true, because the OOBE's DevTools is much more restrictive and would require a lot more effort to break anything without editing the files themselves. *You're just paranoid*
Really interesting video, didn't think that the OOBE would be a simple webapp whose code is available this easily.
never thought this would be 1) open source 2) web app
Not quite open source, most of its logic is compiled exe but the UI is “open” as in code, not as in freedom
"Source-available" is the correct term ("open source" has a very specific definition, given by the OSI).
foss exists. So saying open source should mean that the source is opened to public.@@starnumber_alt
@@vlc-cosplayerthen the use of foss becomes useless since open source is just that.
@@BlueSheep777 no, "source-available" means "look but don't touch", open source means "do whatever you want as long as you provide attribution and don't sue us for damages (BSD) and use the same license and provide the source code (GPL)"
Source-available is more like a printed book, just because it's DRM-free and anyone can read it, it doesn't mean you can legally make copies of it or distribute modified versions to others
Time to make a dark oobe version
AYYYYYYYYYY
gimme lol
@@YodaComedy a guy done it on 21h2
@@gabriledyt alr
>HEY ITS NEW 1NSTALLER
>Windows 7 Theme
this could be easily fixed by
1) Using DWM
2) New assets
holy crepes this is one of the most based videos about windows 11 I have ever seen, not only did you mod windows 11's oobe to be more... appealing, but you were also listening to ride the lightning by metallica in the background, that's just epic 👌🔥
You did a great job discussing the secrets behind the new windows 11 installer I really wish you can take a look at other windows editions
sometime ago i looked inside the oobe dolder on windows 8.1 and noticed that it was a html file
Replace that file with the windows 11 one
@@Dariuk712_Wouldn't work without some extra effort
@@mollthecoder I said to put the windows 8.1 one on windows 11
Half thought the channel got termed. Glad its still up and alive
Hey! The video is truly amazing Andrew! The music choise especially at the start is great too!
Ah yes, how can you be DMCAed when you can change the terms of service at will.
Actually autorun installer used to work in PE perfectly fine, at some point I was installing almost everything, even XP, that way, because I was working with old motherboards that had issues with booting from large (127+ GB?) USB drives
Sysprep is what for example companys use as well. They customize their install with it for mass deployments.
Although Sysprep struggles with all that bloatware preapplied by Microsoft. It will fail to sysprep your machine because of all the AppXPackages preinstalled. They need to be removed before you can sysprep your machine.
This inspired me and a friend to work on a dark OOBE on win11 (fully functional)
gimme
Windows 11 makes Windows Vista look like a stable operating system.
true
*and Me
Vista quite literally is more stable lol
@@Cheddy yeah lol
stability has started going downhill since windows 8
I am finnaly going to enjoy an other masterpiece from ender
Yeah. We waited for so long.
@@LiamFrancisOlarte yes
who can dislike this masterpiece kek, now jokes aside; it was actually pretty much obvious the oobe was a web app at first glance, pretty much sad how microsoft is making all a web app.
I know im about 6 years late, but maybe modify the installer and make a new version of CTAC. Great video!
you are in fact one hour late
@@Player-fg4ub lmao
ctac 2.0: windows 11 but more consistency and intentionally broken
really cool video and really like the new end user agreement :)
For anyone wondering, console.log didnt work probably because console.log is native to the browser and is "unreadable" to the dev console - which is probably just an eval and only has "access" to the expression's return value
the oobe setup has been a web app all this time? time for me to test out my wonky javascript skills, i guess...
i just copied the entire *"Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy"* folder to a usb drive, dragged the *default.html* file into a browser, pressed the ctrl + shift + j and it also works there
only problem is that i'm seeing this error when i press those said keys:
Unhandled exception: Script error.
file:
line: 0
i also had fun with the *jsConsole.js* file, i tried including it in my test html files and it was convenient to just press three keys than pressing f12 for the console
Honestly HTML/CSS is the best UI framework I've ever used as far as customization and ease of use goes. Pair it with a advanced framework like Angular and you've got a powerful toolbox for UI development.
Could be done for customization purposes but it could also be done simply because HTML/CSS is great to develop with.
(JS not so much, but TypeScript helps a lot.)
Another benefit is that you can develop UIs that work in a web browser, on mobile, and on the desktop, and they all can share the same code. Of course that wouldn't apply in this case.
It's the exact same technology used for the wii system settings!
I'm not sure about the benefits of custom solutions... If OOBE were modular, then there would be no questions, and I would even make a beautiful version myself now. But since it's part of the installer, I don't want to distribute or download custom Windows builds of them because of the nice installer, because there are often viruses... Thanks for the video! I'm wondering why js isn't minified. Usually, when I come across web application reversing, it's just a mountain of garbage of minifications, obfuscations, and webpack.
Part of it is minified, the rest isn't.
it should’ve been PasteLeft MacroHard 2024 😂
exactly xDDD
Well, you see, “copyleft” is an actual term and not a playful word transmutation.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft
nah brother, it should've been | CutMiddle GinormousTough 4205 |
Nah, better CopyUp | Microtransaction 2024
Enderman Respawned
**192834 missed calls from Microsoft**
Even though most videos I have no idea what you're doing it is very educational and I try to learn as best as I can! ❤
Honestly, the customization of the OOBE would be useful for OEM's too! My HP laptop (which I have Ubuntu on right now due to driver issues) uses a dark mode theme by default, so a dark mode OOBE would fit right at home!
Damn look to that resources files it reminds me the good old day of programming win32 api with c++. It gives me flashback to my childhood programming journey 😌
Endermanch just has a nice vibe alongside with experimenting with windows
Hope this video doesn't get taken down by Microsoft
so win11 finally (kinda) has a live environment
30 years too late but hey, we have it now at least
Always had.
WinPE is technically a live environment
We've had sysprep for years
sysprep was made long before windows 11
Funny how CTRL+SHIFT+J opens up the JS console in chrome too.
10/10 tbh would watch again
Why the hell is 4k video played at oobe? The generic drivers are the only thing in place by that time, must lag like hell, and since 800x600 is the max resolution with generic drivers if im remebering correctly, you're viewing 4k video at 17 times lower resolution
We need to ask Microsoft. Actually scarilegious
Possibly because most people see the OOBE after buying a new PC or upgrading Windows, in which case there's already GPU drivers installed. Windows might also try to install drivers automatically as it prepares for OOBE after a fresh install if you have ethernet. I still to this day wonder why Microsoft does not preload drivers for various GPUs that get installed whenever said GPU is detected.
The generic drivers have been at full resolution for years. If I"m not mistaken even the XP ones can be manually set to higher resolutions.
@@laglife Microsoft used to include drivers for common video cards through Windows 7. I don't know about 8 but in 10 they only included the "Microsoft Basic Dispaly Adapter". Modern video card drivers are absolutely huge and they probably wanted to save a bit of space for their own "features".
And this, kids, is why you don't use web in desktop apps
It's 1997 all over again!
electron apps are decent but they eat up memory
beautiful, im just thinking what what happen to oobe if Gaber Samir made 11 bootleg and realises this.
oh shit
hey btw. for those wondering, the reason why sometimes you cant allocate space for drives on windows is because it isnt formatted correctly. and no, windows does not make the tool easy to find :)
man microsoft really gave up huh
plain text source code OOBE running as a goddam webview
it can't get any cheaper lol
windows has nothing for wasm
The same thing happened with Windows XP too
Microsoft has been using webview stuff since the IE4/Win98 days lol
@@aaaalex1994 Yes but its very different now. Before that it was ActiveX and IE runtime
Great to see you after 2 months❤
Any time an Enderman video comes out it just makes my day.
you should try to add a effect to the entire oobe
with a text that reads "MICROSOFT WILL COPYRIGHT STRIKE ENDERMAN SOON"
Oobe is nothing new, I use the crt shift f3 to customise customers backups so that they have all their drivers pre installed before they enter the desktop, I knew windows xp oobe could be edited along with the installer, but I had no idea it was this easy to do it, thanks for sharing, you haven’t found America but you have highlighted the easiness of editing the out of box experience menus
After 2 whole months of waiting you finally posted a video!!! Thank you
Amazing job and amazing discovery, definetly creating my custom installer now. Ty Endermman :)
"I dare you." LMAO
I think windows XP music shoud match with the setup of windows 11
I mean, the OOBE and activation wizard were HTML based in Windows XP too, so...
wait, i am curious, can you add a Windows XP OOBE music into Windows 11 OOBE as well? like, embed it through tag?
Fallback OOBE is default used in windows server(form 2016 until now, not including server core)
You know It's a good day when a enderman Video comes out
what happens when
oobe on linux
it's a webapp so it could theoretically at least mostly work
@@terasestHammasratasI'm not that sure, since I heard that it uses EdgeHTML (Edge Legacy) instead of Blink (Chrome/current Edge)...
@@aaaalex1994 you’re assuming the default browser on most Linux distributions is Chrome instead of Firefox
@@aaaalex1994it also uses this weird way of organizing each page in that it just requires a few other files, probably built in-house
The OOBE as a web app dates back to windows xp era, I think they didnt do it as a webapp in vista and 7 but I may be wrong
Next video: I the secrets of the leaked windows XP source code
i think audit mode was used for oems installing bloatware like mcafee like what most laptop manifactures do
Fun fact: the "This might take a few minutes." background blue thing is a webpage with 0% video. So.. they could just do the same to the 4K intro video...
Wow, this was a webpage all along. Good job Enderman ! 😄
hopefully this doesn't get copyright striked
Fun sequence break I did a while back
Set a high contrast theme the more obvious the change the cooler this will look (set background to very dark color and other text accordingly)
Force oobe to start in a window
You now have dark mode oobe
Also based off of this you could entriely with enough time make a fully dark mode oobe with the blur background (this seems to get a copy of the user wallpaper)
Also can’t wait for the bad bootlegs that have oobe to completely mutilate it
Also didn’t know it ran in audit mode probably explains why the oobe image background didn’t match the oem one
Thats not a sequence break.
A sequence break is if you, well break a sequence. Best example is skipping a bossfight/item collection that was supposed to be required to proceed in a video game.
u have to create a partition and then click next
it will work fine
It's glorious. Spywaresoft wanted to make sure everyone would get win11 and hoped people would stop using win10, 7 and xp, they never thought about this.
With this, we've pretty much got for the first time, our own "arch-like" windows.
With this, you can fully customize win11, to be a ENTIRELY different OS, and, if you wish to apply more salt to the injury, make it "linuxised", as im suure spywaresoft would be REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEiing for years to come, as their OS was converted into a linux OS, their nemesis! XD
If someone told me a few years ago that one day Enderman will be using Microsoft Edge on his main PC, I would've thought he was crazy.
Thank you so much. Time for comeback.
I love how the OOBE is extremely bugged by itself too
On a trackpad on the Windows 10 one doing the zoom in and out gesture works but it is extremely buggy since it is not intended (this is because it should be a webapp?)
If your display driver installs before the OOBE starts you have a desktop on one screen and the OOBE on the other.
I don't know if this still works but on Windows 10 home connecting to the internet then using settings from ease of access and disconnecting from the Internet via the app should let you create a local account (this is what I remember worked once atleast)
Does not work on windows 10 or 11
@@Ale111Ale What does not work?
@@theverylol30 the zoom
@@Ale111Ale Watch the newest video, it seems to work
trackpads will always have gesture issues in non-OEM OOBE because the drivers don't come bundled with the installation
"I don't know if I'm discovering America or reinventing the wheel, but here's what I found." Nice ending line, Enderman Sir! 😂🎉
Next-gen Windows bootleg is coming...
im pretty sure you arent editing the sources directly, its pluggable through some api or tool for oems. just like you have unattend.xml for applying settings in a supported manner and not requiring hacks like intercepting the boot process to manually do what the unattend already does, either registry change or policy or executing programs
I like the background music you use :)
Enderman uploaded?? is this a dream??
No
making an interesting code analysis video is insane
Worth to wait 2 months for a new 17 minute enderman banger
at the end of the day, it all loops back to the dreaded OOB
Everytime Endermanch Uploads, It Makes My Day Better
I think someone in my school reset a computer, because when I tried to use it, I got the "Hi." "We're just getting things ready for you" message, had the default Windows 11 wallpaper, not the schools, and had also was disconnected from the domain. I wonder who did that?
Next idea : Open a iso file in windows 7 with the explorer
Nothing changed from 2007, when Sidebar Gadgets were tweakable js/css/html thing
This is some next level stuff. Incredible. Maybe I should create a version myself hahaha that's epic
Thanks to enderman for some tutorial, now I’ll do it Windows 10 in 11 style
This reminds me of my dark oobe project
This is amazing and very insightful. I also don‘t mind the music playing, but I do find it annoying to have to read the baked-in captions and then follow the other content on screen as well. Makes it tiring to watch, especially at this length. Please consider adding voiceover narration, thank you.
Now it's time to replace the OOBE with a WinUI 3 app so it doesn't look like it was made in a hurry
Finally another vid from you 🎉🎉 I missed you ❤
the moment you said lets test the ctrl + shift + J i got an ad,so thats what it does!
Great Job bro..
keep up the good work
Great Video!
can you send me the download of the mouse cursor you have? it looks cool
Introducing the coolest and most broken windows you’ve even see
Enderman slid in Metallica and thought we wouldn't notice
The source code kept its secrets
THE LEGEND IS BACK! :D
Enderman, I swear the first "old" installer you mentioned was in Windows 7? I have a recovery disk with that same installer dating back to 2012.