Are you ready to be fucked in the ass by Microsoft's long shaft?
Are you ready to be fucked in the ass by Microsoft's long shaft?
Samuel Morales
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Oliver Wood
*clicks install anyway*
wow that was hard.
Ethan Butler
>implying you can't turn it off
>implying android doesn't do the same
>implying this is a bad idea for normies
I hate winshit as much as the next man, but you're reaching mate.
Nathaniel Russell
No because I use Windows 8.1/7.
/thread
/Tpbp
Caleb Peterson
>It's optional goy, trust us!
Isaiah Green
Android is just trying to keep you safe, Windows is just botnet.
Michael Foster
Its disabled by default.
Camden Green
>google is less botnet than windows
AHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHA
Bentley Richardson
YEAH? Great then.
Let's see how long it does stay in that way and w32 software stills been supported on WS.
Cameron Harris
Excuse me, I told you the thread was over.
Please discontinue posting.
Many thanks.
Connor Wood
>Implying this thing is in every edition of Goydows 10
>Not cherry picked cloud edition
Hunter Davis
BTFO'ed OP DOA
Chase Barnes
> I have no argument, let's call them jews
fuck off racist child
Dylan Williams
HAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAH OP BTFO'ed
John Collins
Man I can't wait for Sup Forums to once again realize how stupid they are.
Jonathan Gonzalez
:3
Julian Jones
Bring your passionate malice back to many thanks
Install POSReady
Jacob Ortiz
> POSReady
Interesting, i never knew it existis, thanks.
Chase Bell
you get the same kind of prompts in linux if you install a third party repo or a program directly from a .deb or whatever.
Gabriel Morris
>Redirects you to a $200 Windows Pro upgrade
heh, nothin persional, consumer
Jeremiah Gutierrez
>I can't understand an argument unless it's spoonfed to me like a fucking baby
Trusting Microsoft to keep optional features optional has never worked.
Jayden Carter
komando.com
>off by default
can we stop the tears now?
Jack Lopez
>Install POSReady
Lolno, I need NFS which only Ultimate and Enterprise have.
Benjamin Butler
It's psssh, nothing personnel
Ethan Barnes
...
Jeremiah Johnson
Good to know. Why bother though? I like Ultimate, also I have a legit key since I was a beta tester..
Nicholas Jackson
Hey though I have a question. About this on Wikipedia
>Windows Thin PC
>Embedded
en.wikipedia.org
Which one is POS Ready? It's confusing. I'd like to get the iso files, as I currently have all the isos for Home/Pro/Ult/Ent x64 and x86
Christian Walker
Angel Kelly
i dont use windows
Eli Rivera
That's the evaluation build which I'm not sure if it can be activated. Does POS ready and ThinPC have 64 bit versions?
Colton Campbell
You can use "Kill MySelf" emulators
POSReady 7 have 64 bit versions, Thin PC is 32 bit only
Jaxon Hughes
>POSReady 7 have 64 bit versions, Thin PC is 32 bit only
Thank you.
I found the x64 POS ready, someone posted it a while ago, and I saved it as txt:
Win7 Embedded
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
download.microsoft.com
Google "XGY72" for key, no loaders or the like needed.
I will try to get them.
David Mitchell
I dont intend to use the cloud version of windows, so I dont care.
Luke Smith
Yes Daddy.
Nathaniel Cox
That's Windows Embedded Standard 7 not Windows Embedded POSReady 7
POSReady 7 does not allow choosing of components.
The download link is this one, ignore the 32bit files:
microsoft.com
James Martinez
Enjoy watching you struggle, I do. Stay on Windows 8.1 I shall.
Parker Jones
Well now I'm confused. Is that 64 bit?
Bentley Harris
It have both 32bit and 64 bit files
Charles Cook
Oh, it's got both. STill, I'd like the standard iso, not eval version. At least on Ultimate DAZ loader works.
Chase Powell
>Piece Of Shit Ready
Who knew Microsoft was so self-aware?
Ian Campbell
None of these isos are eval, it depends on the key you use during setup
The OEM builders get the exact same images
POSReady 7 requires frostrose though
Hunter Adams
Oh, ok. But if Embedded standard allows you to not install certain components wouldn't it be better?
Noah Reed
Which will later become mandatory you dirty jew rat.
Jayden Evans
enterprises will never tolerate it, most home users won't either. the limitations on what types of code and sizes, etc. are allowed on the windows store make it a massive fucking turd.
Jaxson Richardson
Based on what? All the other tinfoil hat wearing idiots screaming shit since windows 7 that never happens?
Leo Jackson
Well that is up to you, but POSReady 7 ends support exactly 1 year later than WES7
Brody Morales
>Enterprises will never tolerate it
There's already spyware and bloatware only Enterprise can disable
>Neither will home users
Guess how many fucks Microsoft gives? You can't prevent the update. They'll give you a link to a $200 "Pro" upgrade when you try to install things.
Yeah Microsoft hasn't done anything malicious like making Windows 10 ignore Registry and Hosts file settings when Microsoft doesn't like them haha
Kill yourselr
Luke Anderson
Fpbp
Anthony Wright
What is preventing us all from pirating Enterprise? You are a normie if you don't. I like this raping of the normies.
Liam Lee
I don't get it, why should I use it over my Windows 8.1 pro?
Does it have any real advantages or is it just some interesting gimmick?
Kevin Campbell
It is just people who think Windows 7 is better and refuse to modify Windows 8.1 to perform just as well with better under the hood improvements.
Noah Richardson
I don't think anyone "intend" to use the cloud version of windows, it'll be pushed by default on the average joe and will eventually be obligated to pay for the ability of running classic applications. If someone would intend to use a colud OS they'd be using a chromebook because google cloud features are clearly superior to Microsoft's. Just saying.
Christopher Thompson
>Pro
No Applocker NFS etc.
Liam Fisher
Preapare you asshole for Microsoft!
Christian Russell
lmaa WHO CARES
one word
VIDEO GAMES
Ryan Ward
I think the most realistic way this will forced is via a "basic" OEM licence on new low/middle range hardware.
High end and retail copies will support 'legacy' applications fine. Manufacturers will accept it as Microsoft will charge them less to push it (it benefits them in promoting their Store thing).
Whether that would last is beyond me. Depends on the consumer.
Juan Rivera
What is wrong with installing the same program from the Windows Store?
Jack Parker
It's not even enabled by default and isn't aimed towards home desktop users. It's explicitly for companies who operate in-company versions of the Windows app store to distribute enterprise software to employees and want to limit employees to only installing that and official Microsoft software on work PCs.