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I guess I'm in luck, I just built a new PC and the TPM is the only thing I'll need to mess with. My wife's older computers on the other hand might be troublesome.
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What's the verdict so far? I went ahead and changed my group policy so I don't wake up to a nasty surprise of a lovely taskbar and who knows what else no longer working, but I'm curious what else they screwed up.
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WattsvilleBlues posted:What group policy did you change and what does it do? These are the steps I followed- quote:Open the Start Menu. 21H1 is the most current version of Windows 10, and is to be supported through the end of 2022.
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WattsvilleBlues posted:Hmm, the Windows Update for Business part isn't there for me. I tried it in another section but it didn't do anything. It might be pro-only.
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:I don't think Smart Home devices are 'innovative, new technology' so much as it is a solution looking for a problem... at the cost of privacy and every 'service' attached to them that wants a monthly fee. I have a bunch of cool tech poo poo but it needs to solve a problem, or the novelty needs to be pointed in an interesting direction. There is literally nothing a 'Smart Home' device does that I wouldn't want to do on a computer, phone, or some other physical interface. I worked at a company that was doing smart home automation stuff before the iPhone was even a thing. It was all wired ethernet, USB and serial ports back then. Probably a lot more secure that way, but an even bigger pain to install.
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codo27 posted:Our power grid is loving third world and we had an unexplained outage yesterday. Are surge protectors even worth it? (Jumping to conclusions here) If you have a circuit breaker as opposed to a fuse box, see if your local electrician knows about whole-house surge protectors, for another added layer of safety.
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Canine Blues Arooo posted:Can you setup with a MS account, make a local account, and then nuke the MS account? Even if this is possible, it's real loving dumb. That's what I did on the new laptop I bought in August at least.
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Oct 27, 2022 00:44
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I keep windows on a separate drive just on the off chance that something does go wrong with it, it doesn't take everything else with it. Saved my bacon earlier this year when I had to reinstall 10 out of nowhere, but didn't effectively lose anything.
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How rough/smooth is the upgrade from 10 to 11 right now? Obviously I'd have to get StartAllBack because gently caress the new taskbar bullshit, and then I'd have to go and excise copilot. Otherwise though, I've got things like my default Documents folder on a separate hard drive from my windows install and I'm wondering how well it'll preserve some more esoteric settings?
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