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LTSC eliminates so many antifeatures present in 11 and 10 Home, and also solves the problem of the EOL for 10 next year - Win10 IoT Enterprise LTSC is good thro

LTSC eliminates so many antifeatures present in 11 and 10 Home, and also solves the problem of the EOL for 10 next year - Win10 IoT Enterprise LTSC is good through 2031. Grab the "en-us_windows_10_iot_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_257ad90f" ISO, sha1 begins 76c3c10e, from Microsoft: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 (Note that you have to set your user agent to something other than Windows.) Run the activation script from Github: https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts And enjoy a Windows that feels like your own PC again, not Microsoft's. I have to run a number of CAD programs and proprietary IDEs in a Win10 VM, this is the only way it's usable for me.

blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
That’s way too complicated for the average person or business, who probably doesn’t even know recall is spying on them. We need to regulate and to break up or heavily tax megacorps like Microsoft
- tavavex 2y ago
  If Recall is all that needs to be fixed, it can just be disabled pretty easily from systems that have it (I presume that most don't, and it doesn't even exist on my current Windows PC). LTSB/LTSC is very much viable for businesses that can obtain it legit through bulk licensing as a build of Windows Enterprise. The complicated process above is intended for individuals, who can't get buy it directly. Even then, it's more oriented towards HN users and such, not the average person.
- dartharva 2y ago
  That still won't fix Windows.
- beefnugs 2y ago
  I rarely understood the actual reasons behind breaking up big corps. But microsoft is the clearest number 1 example that they make a base operating system that requires utmost top level trust, but they are fisting in advertising and spy features into every device on earth? including used by governments??? what the fuck????
- LeifCarrotson 2y ago
  No doubt. That's probably why they haven't closed the loophole. It gives savvy users a release valve, while still allowing them to reap the rewards from the majority of users.

blackeyeblitzar 2y ago

That’s way too complicated for the average person or business, who probably doesn’t even know recall is spying on them. We need to regulate and to break up or heavily tax megacorps like Microsoft

tavavex 2y ago
If Recall is all that needs to be fixed, it can just be disabled pretty easily from systems that have it (I presume that most don't, and it doesn't even exist on my current Windows PC). LTSB/LTSC is very much viable for businesses that can obtain it legit through bulk licensing as a build of Windows Enterprise. The complicated process above is intended for individuals, who can't get buy it directly. Even then, it's more oriented towards HN users and such, not the average person.
dartharva 2y ago
That still won't fix Windows.
beefnugs 2y ago
I rarely understood the actual reasons behind breaking up big corps. But microsoft is the clearest number 1 example that they make a base operating system that requires utmost top level trust, but they are fisting in advertising and spy features into every device on earth? including used by governments??? what the fuck????
LeifCarrotson 2y ago
No doubt. That's probably why they haven't closed the loophole. It gives savvy users a release valve, while still allowing them to reap the rewards from the majority of users.