I tried Win11 about 3 months after the initial release. That was a mistake.
Some of my wares of the seven seas did not run properly (like asassins creed valhalla), and there were performance issues when gaming. So I rolled back to Win 10.
Any fellow sailors out there daily driving 11? Have the big bugs been ironed out yet? Any glaring issues?
That gets a clean and uncracked copy I think?
It’s not activated, if you need to activate it look up Microsoft Activation Scripts, should be a GitHub link
Edit: to properly answer your question, yes it should be clean and uncracked if you download through Rufus.
Awesome thanks. Sounds easy enough.
Here’s the GitHub for the activation scripts. Takes like 30 seconds to do it. I’m amazed at how trivial its gotten to pirate Windows
Does anyone else find it kind of funny that a Microsoft service is hosting code to let you use another Microsoft service.
Even better, there’s been a case where Microsoft Support has used it themselves.
And don’t forget that time that a Microsoft Support employee used MAS to activate a customer’s Windows because the legal/official method wasn’t working.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/microsoft-support-cracks-windows-for-customer-after-activation-fails/
I remember reading this. I found that hilarious
I realised this as I was pulling up the bookmark “Wait, doesn’t Microsoft own GitHub now?” lol
I honestly don’t think they care, as long as people are using Windows.
I don’t think Microsoft cares since they shouldn’t be making a lot of money from retail keys anyway. A majority of users get an activation key when they purchase their computer. And businesses use volume licensing. A small minority of people who pirate an activation key is not a lot of money lost in the big picture.
Also with the amount of telemetry going on in Win 11, the data they collect more than makes up for the slight loss in revenue.
Haha yeah pretty amazing. Guess I’m deciding between a clean install vs upgrade in place now.
If you have the time to backup everything a clean install is always better, Windows runs much better after a clean install
True, I was leaning towards that