84 replies

  1. Augustine Simon · 1 month ago

    At this point you just don’t click anything, what’s the problem?
    It’s exactly the same as all those updates you all sit there staring at but not installing and wondering why your PC is being shit with 3 months of constant uptime.

  2. Gustave Chartier · 1 month ago

    C’est une décision logique, mais ça va causer des problèmes pour ceux qui ne peuvent pas mettre à jour. Espérons que les utilisateurs sont bien informés.

  3. Marc Gall · 1 month ago

    C’est une décision logique, mais ça va causer des problèmes pour ceux qui ne peuvent pas mettre à jour. Espérons que Microsoft propose de bonnes alternatives.

  4. Nicolas Jacquot · 1 month ago

    even better ; fetch the microsoft update server ip ; and just firewall that shit up 🤣

    1. Harlow White · 1 week ago

      It’s best to whitelist things over blacklisting specific IPs. They could have secret backdoors

  5. Natalie Coleman · 1 month ago

    i hate microsoft just as much as the next guy but i feel like this is getting a little ridiculous. if you hate it that much just switch to linux or rip off the bandaid and upgrade to windows 11. i honestly don’t understand why everyone acts like the world will end if they do so.

    1. Akane Ichinohe · 1 week ago

      I don’t hate it that much, my sharing is both ironic and to explain the facts, even if Windows 10’s system updates are finished, it will still have platform support for years, and also w10 is comfortable for me so I still want to stay with w10 but while Windows 10 can still receive security updates and is still usable, I don’t think it’s right for Microsoft to force everyone to upgrade. This is not just a situation that applies to me but to many other people and places. Also, I encountered problems many times in w11 24h2, I encountered problems such as sound, microphone, bootloop, recovery due to updates and it completely ruined my psychology, While the system is not yet fully ready, Microsoft is making it mandatory to update. I don’t prefer to use Linux because it is not suitable for daily use to me, and also stop recommending Linux for everyone, this is not suitable for everyone.

      1. Maya Robertson · 4 weeks ago

        Linux is also entirely optional btw. So is Windows

      2. Levi Cruz · 2 weeks ago

        Everything in your life is optional, except dying, isn’t it?

    1. Susan Ellis · 3 weeks ago

      Guys; MacOS is just linux(BSD) ; truth is on Linux you can use darling; and on MacOS you can use Bash ; Yall points were optionals 🤣

  6. Bennett King · 3 weeks ago

    I know that, I was taking the piss out of Linux

  7. Linda Olson · 3 weeks ago

    I can’t stand this sort of thing. I have numerous apps for my job that don’t work on windows 11. They are going to make my life harder than it needs to be.

  8. Kevin Ramirez · 3 weeks ago

    I daily drive Linux for gaming and occasional productivity. I only run Solidworks in Windows (and only because keeping my install on a second drive was more convenient then trying to get a VM working). I use the terminal to run upgrades, and that’s about it. Even then the app store that comes with my distribution will do updates for me (but I choose to use the terminal). 99% of people will never need to use the terminal on Linux. Even during setup, the programs I’ve been using really didn’t need the terminal at all. There’s graphical tools for everything. And a lot of things are actually much easier then Windows as well. Installers typically don’t exist, and updates are one click and don’t require a restart (and are much faster than windows). Not to mention that I don’t have half of my RAM eaten up by background tasks.

  9. Ethan Bell · 3 weeks ago

    There’s an old saying “unix _is_ user friendly, it’s just picky about who its friends are…”

      1. Yui Ishii · 3 weeks ago

        lmao everyone is just hating for no reason other than trying to be cool lol

    1. Sebastian Hamilton · 1 week ago

      My biggest gripe is all the E-Waste this will create, 6/7th gen intel and 1st gen ryzen, still very very capable hardware especially for just basic tasks, but they’re not, « officially supported, » and you have to use work arounds to install it which 1, who knows if Microsoft will purposely break windows 11 on the older hardware to force people to upgrade or 2, if/when they’ll patch all the easy work arounds, which this older hardware can run windows 11 just fine, and in this current economy, a lot of people can’t afford to drop hundreds of dollars on a new computer

    2. Mark Daniels · 1 week ago

      Because it’s more controlling, more broken and more evil than any other Windows. Also, because that’s the name of this sub

  10. Ethan Barnett · 3 weeks ago

    If people want something that’s user friendly then they could use Linux Mint or Ubuntu

  11. Matthew Walters · 3 weeks ago

    i mean… yeah, once support for Win 11 ends giving the user the stay with win 10 button is kinda a bad move from Microsoft from a security standpoint.

  12. Anthony Tucker · 3 weeks ago

    bru they dont even know what theyr doing ; im using win10 on btrfs and their is no way win11 will have drivers for btrfs ; Upgrading would brick my windows

  13. Ikuko Murata · 2 weeks ago

    Why are you acting like this is some mad conspiracy push? They did the same with 7 and you said you’d never use 8 or 10

    1. Sandra Bach · 2 weeks ago

      after 6 times they made everyone into updating some way or another ; You would think theyd understand that it would happend a 7th and a 8th time 😆 ; guess they never learn

    2. Madison Hansen · 2 weeks ago

      Still using 7 by the way, it’s mightly fine.

    3. Akane Ichinohe · 1 week ago

      Because I want to stay with 10 and it is still a usable OS for years, I don’t want to switch to 11 because it is still not for me, but Microsoft is forcing this and it isn’t right.

      1. Konrad Winkler · 2 days ago

        Here’s a secret, Don’t click the « download and install » button

        1. Akane Ichinohe · 2 days ago

          Yeah thanks🤣 I hope I don’t see it automatically loading when I don’t do anything like that.

          1. Chloé Fernandez · 2 days ago

            Well, the OS is EOL, so you can’t expect it to work any particular way. That’s just how it is using an EOL product

          2. Luke Gordon · 2 days ago

            This is how EOL should work. Atom text editor was sunset in 2020 and you can’t download it straight from the website. If you go to GitHub and download anyway, you get the software exactly as it was: all the bugs and all the features. No bullying the user into downloading something else

  14. Sienna Barnes · 2 weeks ago

    I can’t even upgrade as my processor (i7 7700k) is not compatible (Altho it does support TPM 2.0)

  15. Edward Palmer · 2 weeks ago

    I switched to last nix mint a few months ago. Couldn’t be happier.

  16. Cameron Herrera · 2 weeks ago

    Linux Mint is easier than Windows and my mother use it and prefer it, she’s 78 years old.

  17. Peter Heß · 1 week ago

    Quit the bitching . It’s just a fucking OS.

    1. Blake Baker · 1 week ago

      It’s not an OS. It’s spyware and a very real security risk given the fact MS is sucking neo-Nazi cock around the clock since January

  18. Jonathan Lampe · 1 week ago

    Idk Linux is user friendly if you use a common distro like Kubuntu or smth

    1. Elizabeth Williamson · 1 week ago

      kubuntu? 💀💀💀💀 shit you could’ve mentioned linux mint or something but wtf is that 😂

      1. Maëlys Gilbert · 1 week ago

        Ubuntu with KDE Yeah it’s Ubuntu but it works

  19. Colin Carlson · 1 week ago

    That’s okay. M$ can go do one as far as I’m concerned. I’ve removed Windows 10 from two computers and moved them to Linux and upgraded another that wasn’t eligible to use Windows 11 using Rufus. One more to go, my desktop gaming PC. Next up is to use Google less. Tricky to use Amazon and Facebook less. Former is often cheap. Latter has friends and family there.

  20. Gemma Webb · 1 week ago

    the day they will forcefully install win 11, I’m switching to Linux

    1. Nolan Price · 1 week ago

      You should switch now tbh. It always seems more difficult than it really is. Go with Zorin OS or Linux Mint if you try it out!

      1. Theresa Beyer · 1 week ago

        i already have an omarchy and a mint vm running 🙂

    2. Tyler Wallace · 1 week ago

      they won’t. they are selling ESU for a reason. it would make no sense to force upgrade users

    3. Anna Reyes · 1 week ago

      They already did this.
      My parents got switched and then I got a confused call a while back. Since then my parents have been scared into new subscriptions etc by full screen ads. At this point they are praying on people who are less technically minded. I would say at least they aren’t operating ransomware, but they did just require literal payment for security for around 40% of their users… soooooo

      1. Cooper Griffin · 1 week ago

        I got free ESU update, i fear that it’s gonna happen soon.

        1. Alexis Porter · 1 week ago

          Free in exchange for your data And continued loyalty.

    4. Robert Moore · 1 week ago

      No doubt microsoft appreciates people saying that, instead of just switching to linux. We all knew this was coming.

      1. Marie Behrendt · 1 week ago

        Microsoft has power precisely because people are pussies who won’t switch and protect their data. Evil people would be powerless if the common man showed them even a glimpse of situational awareness

        1. Brianna Simpson · 1 week ago

          « The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it. » \~ Albert Einstein

    5. Cora Rogers · 1 week ago

      This reminds me of the time Debian forced users to update from bookworm to trixie with tons of nagging pop-ups and dark patterns and then added more AI and telemetry and a bunch of apps you didn’t ask for and forced you to create an online account. Or am I remembering that wrong? Was that someone else?

  21. Bennett Welch · 1 week ago

    the only reason i’m dependable on windows is, because of college work and few games

    1. Skylar Chavez · 1 week ago

      Which one games? Do you checked them on protondb?

      1. Charles Lemoine · 1 week ago

        Thats holding me back aswell. Games like Battlefield 6 and Valorant with their anticheat just dont work on Linux

        1. Luke Ward · 1 week ago

          Even if i would using Win10/11 – those rootkit anticheats are red flag to play games with it

  22. Leonie Sonntag · 1 week ago

    Then the terminal is still available I use KDE and still use the terminal

  23. Takuya Tanikawa · 6 days ago

    So, I’m no MS fanboi. I’ve been Mac and unix/linux for home and work for a few decades now. I don’t run windows unless I really have to, and then I’ll fire up a win10 VM and shut it down asap. (And I haven’t done that in over a year… BUT, in defence of MS – they have no duty to keep windows 10 running for your benefit. They’re a company with (more than the usual amount of) limited resources and can say “we’re not supporting that system any more. Not life security patches.” and also “we have a new system to upgrade to that does have security patches” What they don’t have a right to is compel you to pay for a system upgrade, or even upgrade you forcibly – and then charge you. (I’d go so far as to say “shouldn’t upgrade you forcibly at all” but here we are.) if it’s a free upgrade to windows 11 then TBH I’m not sure of the morality of a forced upgrade and the warranty they’re promising. On the other hand – you are not required to continue using windows 10 or 11 at all. You can move to another OS like MacOS, or Linux, or… well anything else. But that will come at a personal cost to you in terms of effort, application changes, and potentially hardware replacement. But those are your choices. (I’ve seen and dealt with a lot of academics who have said “my application works fine on my windows server 2008 server – why should I change?” And my reply is: “The world is not a friendly place for an unpatched computer, and you’re now a security problem for everyone else around you. You can continue to run that server but it’ll be so cut off from the rest of the network it’ll be painful to use it for the purpose you have.” Sometimes they choose the pain – but always not for very long.)

  24. Mason Hanson · 5 days ago

    just disable windows update and wusa using msconfig.exe

      1. Hudson Sims · 5 days ago

        well maybe you should have done that before it was too late but i die-graced ; ive tryed on the lastest update and they even disabled msconfig ; what a bunch of cockroaches at microsoft for real 💀

  25. Victoria Sievers · 3 days ago

    i really hope they dont auto install that

    1. Sandra Frank · 3 days ago

      They tried already to do this for me in the summer. Just brought their fullscreen notification that « we will conveniently download the installation for you while you are working » or whatever, and the service just literally started to use network and disc resources, fans spinning etc. Service restarts 1min after force kill. Had to remove some register values for it to stop using my pc resources without my permission. God…

        1. Georg Böhm · 3 days ago

          I solved that issue for me, but forced to do fresh install due to other issue, so ended up in fresh 10 ltsc.

      1. Alexander Ferguson · 3 days ago

        How can Windows stop using PC resources without our permission? How did you do it?

        1. Hudson Gutierrez · 3 days ago

          I mean I’ve only broken the windows update service, found some registry record of update orchestrator and deleted it, can’t remember where exactly. But in general, we can’t stop « Big Brother », we are doomed, robbed of our resources for ever.

          1. Sven Scherer · 3 days ago

            Yeah, fuck Windows. Personally I put my Laptop offline while waiting to migrate to Linux (I want to buy a new PC to install it).

    2. Miles Lowe · 3 days ago

      Disable secure boot and TPM in the firmware of your computer so that Windows 11 thinks the computer doesn’t meet the system requirements

      1. Akio Nakayama · 3 days ago

        Way to go! Worked for me when they started begging to install win 11 some months ago.

    3. Keiko Mori · 1 day ago

      Prepare your USB stick for installing Linux so that you can use the terminal to open a web browser

      1. Liliana Barrett · 1 day ago

        ik this is a joke, but I’d like to say i dont think i can think of a single thing a standard user would need to open the terminal for, linux is the way

  26. Noriko Kato · 2 days ago

    I hope they not gonna auto install windows 11

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