Setting up a new PC used to be fun, now it is ad-ridden nightmare
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Re: Setting up a new PC used to be fun, now it is ad-ridden nightmare
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#3the market is bieng divied up into two types of software, factory stock, and aftermarket malware.
Re: Setting up a new PC used to be fun, now it is ad-ridden nightmare
#4get a Mac.
I think a lot of Microsoft's fumbles over the years have been bad attempts at copying Apple, including the onedrive pushiness.
Re: Setting up a new PC used to be fun, now it is ad-ridden nightmare
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#6get a Mac.
Then you get to the desktop and your dock has 30 icons in it already, some of which require subscription, and it's too full to understand what each one is.
And don't get me started on the default over-inflated display scaling that makes great screens look like they're from 2012!
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#10I had my new Win11 PC preinstalled by the vendor and then immediately ran Win11Debloat on it. It's been quite painless that way; not many nuisances except a few OneDrive popups to extinguish and the typical forced reboots after updates. https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat