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Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
ie, strictly my opinion, but if "we" are going to question the upgrade path and if MSFN is going to "cast aspersions" on said upgrade path, then the same aspersions should be cast to ANY-AND-ALL of the *MANY* XP users here that use POSReady 2009 **ILLEGALLY**. Just my two cents. -
Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
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Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
Neither does "real" LTSC. So that is not one of the differences between "IoT" and "real". I personnaly view *embedded* (be it any of them between NT and 10!) [and ALL of our "POSReady" MSFN members!] being ran on any HOME PC as ILLEGAL and a violation of "terms of service". We (our company) use them on "robot controllers" so I'm 'kind of' familiar with their "terms of service", but half that stuff is NOT written for "me", it's there for our company legal department. But "what do I know"... Let's bring in a MICROSOFT LAWYER to discuss (any lawyer, for that matter). -
Windows 11 Random Ctrl and C Key Presses
NotHereToPlayGames replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 11
Next, if the driver doesn't solve it for you, I would suspect *AI* and/or *TELEMETRY* BS trying to "copy" (ie, Ctrl+C) anything and everything that you are doing !!! -
Windows 11 Random Ctrl and C Key Presses
NotHereToPlayGames replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 11
Me personally, I would use the Windows 10 USB/HID driver on the Windows 11 installation. No guarantee, but my hunch is that solves it. At bare minimum, can you at least tell us the driver DETAILS that are being used in each installation? This ( https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/drivergrabber.html ) should be able to "copy" the Win10 driver so that you can install it on Win11. You will (from memory, so I'm depending on you to do some of the legwork) have to edit an .ini or setting somewhere to make sure it copies "Microsoft" drivers. -
MSFN was not his only active forum under the same name. He hasn't visited those forums since November of 2023.
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Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
Asking AI suggests there should not be a difference. But there really is! No clue why. I've been trying to track that down ever since 360Chrome did that first-launch-lag in XP x64. It really is a matter of FORTY SECONDS verus ONE SECOND. But again, no clue why, been trying to track that down for YEARS. I *was* willing to accept it being "just my hardware", but I have confirmed the same exact behavior on two different machines (10yr old Dell Latitude E5470 and 1.5yr old HP Ultra 7 265). Will perform on a 10yr old Dell XPS 8700 in the next week or so. -
Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
Definitely have to disagree. Sure, it was possible that my observation on one machine would not carry over to other hardware, ie, a statistical outlier. But I have now observed on TWO DIFFERENT machines (will perform on a THIRD within the next week or so) that Chrome/Chromium/Supermium/360Chrome *FIRST LAUNCH AFTER REBOOT* takes FORTY-PLUS seconds in LTSB 2016 but only takes ONE second in LTSB 2021. All things identical except from the OS. I acknowledge that this is "probably" only a Chrome/Chromium/Supermium/360Chrome issue, but it occurs in ALL OF THEM and behaves identically across the board all dependent on a 2016 OS versus a 2021 OS. For me, sorry, it is NOT tied to hardware. All hardware between both installs were on the same exact machine (two of them, a third in the queue). -
Win10 LTSC IoT lag issues. How to resolve?
NotHereToPlayGames replied to DeathAdderSF's topic in Windows 10
No clue from me. I technically never heard of "IoT" until this thread. I run LTSC (and LTSB, both from work) and it doesn't show "IoT" anywhere. The "IoT" shows it as in "Notification Mode", something else I've never heard of. It's just inside a VM for me, just for the sake of this thread. I'm not going to "activate" it out of fear even attempting to do so would "break" my company-provided activation (which also requires our company VPN). But I guess my thoughts would be this: if this "IoT" upgrade path is questionable (it probably is, no clue myself), it's probably no different than the "upgrade path" to XP's POSReady 2009. Something I myself see as ILLEGAL and never ran on any of my XP machines. -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Stick your head in the sand. My head is held high. You are an arrogant a ss. I have no fear in saying so. Try to ban me if you think this is all "just me". Multiple members see you as an arrogant a ss. I'm just "don't care" enough to be the one to tell you. Call it "only me" all you want. The rest of us all know the reality outside of your own head. But yeah, we've carried on enough and we've both said our piece. But one last item, speaking solely as me, YOU ARE AN ARROGANT A SS that LOVES to hear himself talk. Hey, what can I say, "it takes one to know one", because I can say (and have had others say) the same about me. DON'T CARE. -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
DITTO -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Not really. You really don't have the impression on other members that your ego thinks that you do. Sorry, you just don't! Trust me on this, MULTIPLE members here do NOT like your egotistic all-knowing always-right personality. Take that as CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM and "adjust accordingly". Or keep replying the way you have been and REINFORCE the view that MULTIPLE members have of you. No skin off my back either way. edit: of course, having said that, I myself also RESPECT the paradigm of "I change for no man, live with it, I don't care what you think of me." so I guess you can strive for MY respect, or the respect of the MULTIPLE members that don't like the all-knowing always-right everybody-loves-to-hear-me-speak personality. again, no skin off my back either way. and trust me on this, speaking for ME and "your view of me" -- *I change for no man* -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Rhetorical question. I'll not bother reading the reply. -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
I have NO CLUE what that means. I do not have an Android device to know if those versions are new or old or how old. Shall I explain that to you in more detail? -
My Browser Builds (Part 5)
NotHereToPlayGames replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
<redacted>, you egomaniac! It gets old reading your high sense of self-worth. And I know for a fact that many others on the forum think the same. I simply stated that not all of us have a MODERN DEVICE to fall back on. I could care less if you have the oldest XP computer, no one else cares either. Carry on, wayward son.