Hardware lock on W11 updates

18 Comments

  1. Saymynamemf

    You man the windows 11 is in the middle of good and bad or am I missing the joke?

  2. TheLunaKeeper

    IIRC, the Windows 2000 were the problematic ones compared to Win Millennium.

    Me were the updated Win 98, 2000 were the buggy paradigm shift based on Win NT.

  3. Mootingly

    Windows 3.1 missing? Come on that OG Goat

  4. ChaosDoggo

    Whats is a hardware lock and what does it mean for w11?

  5. Mootingly

    And where windows 2000? (Someone pointed it out to me)

  6. Interloper_Mango

    Vista wasn’t that bad. As far as I know a lot of people just didn’t have the hardware to run it.

    If I recall correctly they even did a test with a resin of vista and they liked it. They could not tell it was vista.

  7. Creepyman007

    Jump from W7 to W10 was kinda shit, the image viewer is so much slower and can fully crash pc 🙂

  8. Useful_Space_9099

    Better put windows 10 on the other side of that bus.

  9. Dry-Percentage-5648

    Unpopular opinion: Windows 8.1 was good.

  10. Scaveola

    Microsoft is only capable of making a decent OS every other release since XP

  11. Enschede2

    If by hardware lock you mean tpm, then I’m glad it exists, so that I don’t get automatically updated to the steaming pile of horsedung that is win11, It’s more akin to a safety feature imo, and I’m also glad the upcoming win12 will probably have a subscription model, so that again my current install probably won’t automatically update to that downgrade

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