Welcome to /fmwt/ - Friendly Microsoft+Windows thread
If you would like to try out Microsoft Windows you can do one of the following: 0) Buy a Computer with Windows 10 preinstalled. 1) Use the official ISO image from MS. ( microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 ) 2) Dual boot Microsoft Windows 10 along with GNU/Linux distribution or macOS. 3) Go balls deep and replace everything with Microsoft Windows.
Resources: Please spend at least a minute to check a web search engine like Bing with your question. *Windows has active forums and an official support.
C:\Windows\System32> help %command%
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>electron is going to get better thanks to microsoft ditching edgehtml >we're getting a re-architecture soon >windows phones are coming back >office team keeps releasing good shit 2019 is going to be great bros enjoy the holidays off work
Chase Price
How 2 get rid of da botnet
Jordan Perry
>windows phones are coming back Where's the source on this? Wikipedia says they're going to stop all security updates and bug fixes starting in December 2019.
Bentley Nelson
>>boot up Windows >>can hear my fan roaring >>open up codeblocks MB consumption
comfy af desu
Ian Kelly
You did it to yourself, degenerate. t. Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 user since 2003 who never ever had any problem
Ltsc is basically feature frozen since release and only gets critical security fixes, yes? Does that mean it still has the native zip missing file problem?
Henry Russell
Not windows phones as we knew them, but actual hybrids, all while getting rid of the Surface Book.
Nathan Hughes
anyone got a pic of the certified microsoft technician hanging out in the trees in his underwear?
Brody Morales
>pic of the certified microsoft technician hanging out in the trees in his underwear You confound it with a normal Gentoo user
Eli Jones
Wow, this is the weirdest thread I've ever seen. It looks just like a Linux thread. I feel like I'm through the looking glass here.
Thomas Lee
They're... fine. But I liked the old ones better. I just wish all the designs would go back to Windows 7. Aero was so much better than 10 and I hate how half of 10 is new design and half is old. Not to mention that the stuff that has the new design language looks fucking awful and has no indication of different spaces or anything.
Keep your LTSB and wait until LTSC 2019 is released. The spring update next year should fix the problem in this fall update. Your power to delete the garbage bloated apps will also be increased at the next iteration.
Nicholas Garcia
with this activities you should kill yourself
Justin Richardson
>Aero was so much better than 10 and I hate how half of 10 is new design and half is old. Are you even using the latest version of Windows? ALL win7 desktops looks worse than my win10
Jonathan Myers
Yes I'm using the latest version. With Windows automatic updates it's hard to be that far behind especially since they had to stop the October update twice because they fucked up so badly.
This screenshot is of the control panel and the settings menu. These are totally dissimilar design languages and looks not to mention the fact that it's stupid to keep things separated in two different areas like this.
They unfortunately move the settings from the old control panel very slowly. You supposedly can change the IPv4/6 in modern control panel at 19H1. Then again, I never open the setting from the old control panel.
That's just one part of the issues with Windows 10. The start menu is ugly and loaded up with worthless squares of information. I can hide them but it makes the start menu extremely thin and there's no good separation of menu items. It opens directly to all items instead of my most frequently used (admittedly not a big deal for me since I hit start and then type what I want).
Functionality has been stripped from the network icon in the bottom right.
Dark mode isn't available everywhere.
In File Explorer when you navigate to the desktop it doesn't show the recycling bin for some reason.
This is just what I remember off the top of my head.
Ian Torres
>The start menu is ugly and loaded up with worthless squares of information. I agree. >I can hide them but it makes the start menu extremely thin and there's no good separation of menu items. It opens directly to all items instead of my most frequently used (admittedly not a big deal for me since I hit start and then type what I want). You can tick the "show most used apps" though, still, it doesn't really bother me too since I usually just win+s then type what program I want. >Functionality has been stripped from the network icon in the bottom right. If my prediction is correct, the next iteration will fix it but then again I can't expect something good from Microshit. >Dark mode isn't available everywhere. Their argument is they don't want to paint something that will be scrapped later. But yeah, I agree with you. >In File Explorer when you navigate to the desktop it doesn't show the recycling bin for some reason. This bothers me as well.
Brody Murphy
Are you not the same user that said Win10 looks way better than Win7? Cause none of these things (except for lack of a dark theme) were issues in 7.
Jaxon Turner
Yeah, I'm not him.
Nathaniel Davis
Ah, that makes sense then. A fellow non-idiot.
Robert Richardson
Windows 8.1 Embedddd Industry Enterprise for maximum comfort
