I am not interested in Linux.
Open BSD then?... Ahahha
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I am not interested in Linux.
Open BSD then?... Ahahha
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To add to what everyone's saying since it hasn't been mentioned (as far as I've seen): You can probably disable TPM 2.0 in your BIOS once you re-install Windows 10 so Windows Update will think your PC is incompatible with Windows 11.
I dunno what the security implications are but it's been working really well for me so far.
You are on Lemmy, which shows that you weren't deterred from learning about all the instances and stuff. So you are open to learning. So I would slowly dip my toes into Linux if there's no Windows specific software you absolutely depend on.
I would suggest Linux Mint: https://www.linuxmint.com/
This is beginner friendly and for the most part can be operated pretty much like Windows. Slowly, you will get used to typing in commands into the terminal to maybe update and upgrade your system. Online instructions to install programs are widly available to find (install [program] on ubuntu/debian) can be easy since it's based off of ubuntu/debian
Now, if you really want to use windows for whatever reason, everything is already on the massgrave website for you to read and install.
https://massgrave.dev/genuine-installation-media
Linux will show you how to troubleshoot and use your computer more efficiently and not spy on you.
Windows will simultaneously spy on you and still shit itself so you'll still have to learn to troubleshoot. Give it a few years, and Windows will enshitify further. You're just delaying the inevitable.
I'm pretty sure your supposed to set up W10 first (press "I don't have a product key") and then run the script after it puts you in
You have to install Windows LTSC fresh then run massgrave. Product keys for the versions of Windows are different
You can't really downgrade Windows.
If you've downloaded Windows 10 LTSC from massgrave, then you need to burn it to a CD (lol) or put it on a USB drive and completely re-install Windows.
Then when you've setup windows, execute the massgrave script to activate windows permanently. Then, while you're at it, you can grab Privatezilla which allows you to completely disable forced windows updates so this won't happen to you again.
He should be able to revert for some time, but the way to do that should be easy to google. If this isn't trolling?
It's not possible to in place downgrade from Windows 11 to Windows 10 without significant issues.
While it's technically possible by the broadest definition of available Microsoft offers no guarantee or support for it as a feature. I've personally tried it several times and never had it be successful.
I cannot possibly discourage you enough from attempting it.
https://rentry.co/MR-EverythingWindowsExplained#installing-windows has further info, but tl;dr- install without a key, then use MASgrave after it's installed.
You need to wipe your drive and reinstall windows in order to switch to the ltsc branch.
This said, are you aware that windows 10 dies in October and any security issues (~50 discovered every month, although not all very serious) won't get patched anymore?
Better get used now to w11 or Linux rather than next year after automatically getting a ransomware and losing all your data after visiting a dodgy site
I've read somewhere that Microsoft will be charging for extended windows 10 support. And I've also read that somebody is planning a project to be able to download the windows 10 extended support patches without Microsoft. Can't remember where I read it
Remember when Microsoft said Win10 would be the last windows? That would have been cool.
Yeah it would have. Microsoft sucks 😆