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Easiest Way to Setup Windows 11 youtu.be/33KMgwY0aKo

@im_Properganda How do you know it's fake? I guess I could always use AI like everyone else.

@cybercpu Thumbnails wherein you're not fake flabbergasted are classier.

Easiest Way to Setup Windows 11 youtu.be/33KMgwY0aKo

It's not a conspiracy. I'm just stating a clear market shift. Microsoft used to prioritize fixing the OS with features like system restore and registry backup but now they by default disable those very features while promoting wiping the system as a feature. This prioritizes cloud backup. Microsoft is not hiding the fact that their profitability is in their services like OneDrive and not in licensing for Windows.

@cybercpu @WindowsCentral ... Sometimes an improvement is just that, and you dont need to bring in a bunch of conspiracy. Context help the in the form recent changes to related features to give an overall picture of what they are trying to create

Windows 11’s new Cloud rebuild is a huge upgrade for anyone who’s ever dealt with a broken PC. We explain how it lets you reinstall Windows directly from the cloud, even if your system won’t boot, and why it finally removes the need for USB drives or complicated recovery steps. It’s designed for everyday users who just want their computer working again, and it’s one of the most practical features Microsoft has added in years. Let's get into it⤵️ windowscentral.com/microsoft/wind…

@tsla_elon_fan @tomshardware That simply means there's room to move to clear store shelves.

@cybercpu @tomshardware Margins are 85% buddy

SK Hynix says 2027 will be the 'worst year' for memory shortage, forecasts crunch to last until 2030 — CEO shares grim outlook on the day SK Hynix gets listed on Nasdaq tomshardware.com/pc-components/…

@Trident_For_U @WindowsCentral Microsoft is trying to promote their cloud services. The greatest way to market a cloud data service is after someone has lost all their data.

@cybercpu @WindowsCentral And it that screen when're confirming...? And nothing will stop froming from booting via USB...? We're trying be mad aren't we?

@ntbrown01 @ThomasDavik @tomshardware Ok, whatever you say. AI is one of the current issues.

@cybercpu @ThomasDavik @tomshardware No… I asked grok about my opinion. Not the other way around. Look at the time stamps.

Ok. But you've kind of already made your opinion less valuable by repeating a bot. Suppliers actually are producing. Consumer RAM is a necessary byproduct of server ram that's created through the binning process. We are not in a shortage. But if the price of consumer RAM goes down then enterprise contracts are going to be in danger of dropping and currently server DDR5 is the highest margin on the market, not HBM. But you can't make server DDR5 without also producing consumer chips.

I’ve repeated my argument over and over again. There is a supply issue, even though you may “see” plenty of stock at the stores. They’re not gonna sell a stick of ram for 300% less than the competitors even though the prices artificially inflated. But suppliers are not producing retail packages of memory at rates like they were. So there is 100% the supply issue. That’s what I’m saying.

I haven't made a compelling or coherent assertion yet you've provided nothing but the response of a bot? I feel the same way about your response. In fact, your response is party at fault for the problem. We used to consider bots untrustworthy yet so many people today outsource their thinking to them when they are wrong the majority of the time. Maybe, just maybe responding with a bot is uncompelling and incoherent. 🤷🏻‍♂️

You haven’t made a single compelling or coherent assertion. You admitted that there is a supply crunch, even though you said it artificial, and that’s fine. But somehow when you walk into Best Buy you see ram on the shelf that’s indicative of plenty of supply that’s your basis, because you can see it on the shelf. Deep.

@ntbrown01 @ThomasDavik @tomshardware Oh yeah, AI is always right too. I always get my information from bots because they have an incredible success rate. Especially information regarding inflation being caused by bots. The best source of information is the bots themselves. 🤣

@cybercpu @ThomasDavik @tomshardware Even grok gets it

@ThomasDavik @ntbrown01 @tomshardware It's amazing to me how many people believe products are just shelf decorations that retailers are willing to let sit there.

@cybercpu @ntbrown01 @tomshardware Supply at prices that consumers can afford is not there. Therefore the little volume that consumer stores have available at extortionate prices remain on the shelves for longer. Hope that helps.

@ntbrown01 @tomshardware Supply isn't that low. It's being artificially restricted. Ether way, retailers don't let stuff sit on the shelf just because it's hard to get replacements. Products are not shelf decoration. With that said, retailers are not having a supply issue.

I’ll just re-clarify because you got me confused. Here: - demand is high and prices are high because supply IS low. This is industry fact. - stores have raised the prices on what they have left because they can’t get anything in. So what they do have, is very expensive. - just because stores have it in stock does not mean high supply <- this is what I think you were implying, which is not the reality.

@BYTCMgoodies @tomshardware I have a video coming out soon about that.

@cybercpu @tomshardware The the article title talks about 2027. It's possible by then, that there won't be as much on the shelves and be an actual shortage. Supply is down, ability to afford down, eventually prices will drop to clear inventory and then be super hard to re-stock thanks to shitty AI💥😔

@ntbrown01 @tomshardware You just said there was. You said no one could afford it and that's why the shelves are stocked. You even implied I was stupid for not knowing that. That's what you call low demand.

@cybercpu @tomshardware There is not low demand though… what are you even saying?

@ntbrown01 @tomshardware Then that lowers demand which lowers price. That's how the market works.

@cybercpu @tomshardware Because nobody can afford what’s there. How much time did you spend on this tweet?

@scortch0101 The problem is, no one is doing it the way you describe. Well maybe North Korea, but certainly not Windows.

@cybercpu It's bad no matter who does it. Linux, windows, MacOS, etc.

Everyone is harvesting your personal data. 🙄🙄 youtu.be/AVffxqJQGuc?si…

@scortch0101 But that's not happening. That's the point. Linux machine ID is used all the time in forensics and that's never criticized. But when it's used in Windows it's the end of the world. Why is it so hard to use the same standard?

@cybercpu Yep, I agree. Just sucks micro$lop is going to those lengths to harvest data from us. I have nothing to hide but that's not the point. If the government can ask and get the data, then they don't have to break constitutional law, they let micro$lop do it for them.

@MegaHiveMind All operating systems have update mechanisms. You are massively exaggerating the risk of updating an operating system. Ether way, the latest beta of Windows gives users much more control over updates.

@cybercpu Windows update are no longer optional, Updates are risky and one needs to prepare the time to do it, backup up recover from it. So we must protect our work flow and time, not easily a planned event in Windows 11. And I'm not even getting started on privacy

Okay, I think this needs to be said. I hear it repeated often that window's 11 is a memory hog and uses way more memory at idle then Linux. Here's the idle resources used by a fresh install of a fully updated Windows 11 compared to the resources used by a fresh install of a fully updated CachyOS. As you can see the difference in idle memory usage is 180MB. So Windows 11 idle memory usage is practically the same as Arch Linux in KDE. I understand that Windows 11 has issues and I want to see those issues fixed. But when the majority of problems Windows has are just exaggerations of reality it's not helpful. It's almost like there's a faction of people that don't actually want Windows to get fixed but want to scare people into not using it.

Did Linux just have the biggest security vulnerability in history recently. Like literally every version of the kernel was exploited and remained unpatched for weeks? All operating systems have issues. The reason why Windows gets hit with malware more is because everyone uses it. As soon as Apple got more popular It got malware too. Market share determines this. The reason Linux doesn't get hit very often is because of 3% market share.

@Pirat_Nation Hey @Microsoft things like Secure Boot, TPM, etc wouldn't be necessary if Windows wasn't so easy for hackers to break. I have NEVER paid for antivirus for Linux or Mac. All you're really doing is creating hardware-level security holes. I'm staying on 10.

Microsoft has confirmed that some Windows 11 PCs can’t install the latest Secure Boot security update because of a known compatibility issue. The company says the update is being temporarily blocked on affected devices while it works with PC manufacturers on a fix. If your PC is affected, you don’t need to do anything. The update will install automatically once the issue is resolved. Microsoft also says this isn’t an immediate security problem, and your PC will continue to work normally. windowslatest.com/2026/07/10/mic…