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1:39 I spit out my pickle when I heard subway surfers.
I installed bricopacks/ Vista Inspirat on my XP PC back in the day to imitate the Longhorn/ Vista look. It destroyed my PC and I had to do a clean install few weeks after haha.
18:52 Brother that bootleg XP is blessed by God himself that it had the words "In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful" in the booting screen
That is huge progress turning a bloatleg into a kinda stock system.
Shoutout to all the Kohery gang
A visual representation of what my mind needs rn.
27:10 stutter
no way, Its clean Windows 11 eXPerience recreated on windows XP
I think I saw a vid where someone did an in-place upgrade method instead of using Hirens
Congrats on half a million! 🎉
this would do for a good speedrun category
This should have been a "but everything goes wrong" titled video. 😅
can xp gold 2016 run sonic fronitiers
There is a third party program that lets you change the boot screen called TuneUp Utilities 2014. I used it during my days of Windows ricing, and even though it’s kinda bloated it has a lot of useful features. You can set it back to the default or load your own
Praise our lord Gaber Samir and his bootleg Windows releases.
Turn Stock XP into a bootleg of your own without the CD
16:30 looks like you managed to get Windows to triple fault which means you messed up so badly the CPU has to reset itself (aka reboot).
It probably worked in the VM because you either missed something, or simply the fact that VMs are a lot more lenient when it comes to illegal operations/instructions so it probably allowed the system to continue that a real CPU wouldn't allow, but the simple fact is you probably messed something up badly.
CCleaner, Adobe, and Winrar are not bloatware…Power users and people in general use some type of third party to clean junk files… Everybody had Adobe on their XP to open pdf files…Winrar was the popular rar/zip opener when downloading torrents back then…Today the names change but the programs remain the same…
Nobody wants to stare at a blue wallpaper…That is why if you search wallpaper, millions of beautiful nature shots like in XP Gold Edition are available…Not to mention third party theme programs to change desktop icons, audio, and boot menus…
Many flavors of XP were slipstreamed with essential programs like an iso opener or zip extractor…In fact, even Linux had a version with open office and some other "bloatware" preinstalled…
So, instead of bashing on someone else's creative flavor, why don't you slipstream your favorite programs and themes into your own version of XP because it is not as easy as it is to criticize it…
The digital version of destilling swamp water into drinkable water.
debloating the terrorist version of windows xp
Cant believe i just watched half an hour of a man trying to debloat a windows xp bootleg
Theres russian youtuber that done something similar but with windows 7
Love how all the themes are named after some type of gold and then there's one called spiderman
Dude behaved like a true IT developer and tried to take the easy way out
Had to find out the hard way that copying all windows files fails.
when you watch this, you can feel how satisfying DISM /RestoreHealth now
I love how people in the comments are going "Just restore it using the Windows installer CD lol" like that wouldn't result in a 3 minute video
The topmost pity is that the boot screen was never restored. But thanks Michael you led me know this Windows XP modification that I've gonna trying it right now!
Any reason you didnt start with CCleaner? IIRC it has uninstallers, startup tasks, right click context menu stuff, registry checker, etc
Just open task manager, then open services, then open start up manager, then open scheduled tasks… this guys an idiot sorry chat 🤡
Absolutely no files need to be deleted manually… you can prevent them from running via start up / scheduled tasks / services…
kohery
My brain didn't working until i see that
Pretty neat idea, it's pretty common for people to say "just do a clean reinstall" when systems have bloatware, but this is the first time I've seen someone actually try to remove all of the bloat manually and get it back to clean without reinstalling.
Content running dry, huh?
I like how you manually sorted through the files for a task that most people would have done by simply reinstalling Windows. Good vid.
congratulations!
You should do that with a modern version of Windows like Windows 10 or maybe 8.1 or something like that
Get Bonzi Buddy and you'll have all kinds of monkey business going on there.
How do you plan on cleaning the registry of bloat from the bloat programs given you didn't use Revo Uninstaller?