Recent content by onionat

I used rufus to create the bootable usb, with removed requirements for online account, tpm, etc, same user settings as my Windows 10 and disabled all privacy settings. The installation went straight forward to the desktop, a bunch of powershell windows during the process, and as far i can see...

First of all, thanks to all of you. I'm writing from my new freshly installed Windows 11! No problems so far Any tips or tricks to improve are appreciated!

Yes, also. Since Windows 10 will no longer be supported in a few months and will no longer receive security updates and over time, many programs will likely stop supporting Windows 10 as well (i think) i was wondering if it makes sense to “force” the upgrade to Windows 11

Well, if i could afford to buy a totally new hardware i would have not asked the question... :LOL:

Could you elaborate this for me, please?

According to your logic i could still stick to Windows 7, then :LOL: Jokes apart, just because i've never had any issues doesn't mean i can't be protected against potential vulnerabilities that are fixed through updates and security patches. You're right. I'm already familiar with Windows 11...

When the ESU will be over i won't receive security updates.

Hi, I'm on Windows 10 ESU with unsupported hardware for a Windows 11 installation. I know i can use rufus to bypass hardware requirements but i want to know if it's worth it doing. Are there pros and cons? My aim is to do a debloated installation through rufus. Thanks