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I probably have an ancient preset from my Skylake laptop times, but it is ancient. It can at most serve as a basis for you. I don't have win 8.x capable devices (we only own laptops here, even if mine is used as a desktop) anymore so I can't test it.

Xbox app needs windows update activated and running nowadays.

Android is based on linux, FYI. With Java apps packages in a creative way. And yes, Windows should not be trying to be everything, but on the flipside, Linux should not need to be compatible with windows and android, but such is needed because monopolistic practices. Anything that makes ANY...

Depends. If the game they wanna play is on Android only, and they don't have a powerful enough phone... If you're needing a VM anyways, why not go with the MS one. But either way, there's an alternative in Google Play Games for PC (Beta). Apparently Goolag's response to Macroshit locking them...

Any idea of what's needed for Android Subsystem to work if you want to run android apps on W11? (Originally posted on the gaming thread because I wanted to run android games on it.)

Wait, what? That is not what happens. The game will register where the 'anti-cheat' is located at the install and load from there. The script simply prevents it from installing the anti-cheat "system-wide" for every Mihoyo game which use it (Genshin Impact and Honkai Impact 3rd as far as I...

That's not a hack, just of a workaround to select the installation folder of a program without that option in the setup. Perfectly legal, even from Hoyo's standpoint (as their EULA only states I cannot install or run the game without the bundled anti-cheat, but it says nothing about where I have...

A little more on this, but if you also play Honkai (from the same devs), it uses the same anticheat, but sometimes one updates before the other. I use the following script to prevent one from overwriting the other everytime you change games (which of course takes extra loading time): Fair...

Floxif can infect other EXEs (and as far as I know, only EXEs, no media files), and from my experience with it, it starts by the MRU list. In my case it infected Intel GPU drivers, among others. The solution I used, and which worked for me was to backup everything, install linux, scan all files...

Those linuxes are something I condemn vehemently. Irony of all, Android, the most well adapted system for always online use is also the easiest to install and keep offline, as well as the least internet-dependent. :confused:

I play Genshin, and although I don't use this preset, I based mine on it. I have not been banned. The only incident where I couldn't login was when I had a floxif virus on my PC. Genshin was the reason I found it, really.

Try Linux Mint, its the easiest of all in my opinion. No, I backed everything up to an external HDD, COMPLETELY ERASED THE DISK, REPARTITIONED, installed linux, scanned all the files (took me WEEKS) and deleted the infected ones. then I reinstalled windows (default), and without internet...

Sorry, IRL issues keep me from this forum for so long I didn't see this. Will fix it on the original post. Its not possible to use English names since I don't have the 1022 English ISO, I'll put up the .xml file here in case someone wants to do this, then just ping me and I'll edit the first post:

OK, my solution was to install linux, disinfect all my files with ClamAV, losing quite some stuff in the process, then reinstalling everything back. Any other attempts to disinfect windows got me bluescreens and plugging the external drives to check them infected the machines before I could even...

Can it be installed silently?

Just like it says on the Tin. I've loaded both Windows 10 22H2 versions, and compared both lists of components. This is what I found only on Pro: And I thought it would be useful info for someone. I might also update this with an windows 11 22H2 soon...ish. Credits to Garlin for the English...

Ok, so I got an error on LogonUI.exe out of nowhere. Since I'm using autologin it continues onto desktop, but trying to leave or change users cause the machine to seize up. Any ideas what did I mess up?

if you have a GeForce card, its likely that, I installed it on my Intel-based Mini (which I use for testing) and had no issues, but when I installed on my main notebook, which has a GeForce, the thing seized up HARD.

A: Money. B: Control C: Both. That is the exact reason I'll make as hellish for them to get my data as I feasibly can.

if that's what makes you guys happy, then more power to you, but allow me to offer my counterpoint. It was never about performance, at least to me. All that telemetry, all the data breaches, all those software blocked from being installed, its just a byproduct of an attempt to shift public's...