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So, questions, when starting from scratch with a virtual drive. - For example, my PC, is X tower - (Yes machine is legit). Um, how much virtual memory does it take to reinstall or fix an OS Machine? - Well, the way I want it, is that it could be understandable. It came with Windows build X Professional as a vendor for X # OS 10-11 in bios. Will I be able to recover, or do I need to make a recovery drive when updating the preview builds? Knowing one can go into the deeper parts of the system, can I recover from an unexpected update or bad install? (No need to worry about activation aspects) - Microsoft and others would question it but the warranty on machine is legit purchase. Yeah, um, you would have to find the detail information for latest editions. Yes, I did manage to get the machine permanently activated manually though, the machine should already be licensed according to the OEM factor, and some require accounts which others don't like but this is how the updates are gotten unless one breaks a license agreement or warranty, or messes up really bad. See generics references. In the about section, it is possible to view specs which could be beneficial to this whole VHD aspect. I mean as they state, it takes space on the main drive which in fact is the C, though if this were the case, would I make it smaller than the C drive or would I extend the storage to max compacity? And I notice the A and B drive factor as that might not be touched? As much as is in the tower, or would this require partitioning 101 from scratch using Linux? Though there are recovery drives already in it. I want to start from my most stable build with all my software or do you recommend a virtual machine? :) Either the store is way behind, or people are not getting the right builds with features needed to run a machine situation. Drivers not included with windows 11 as the machine should be able to run without them, though also accept updates. (That is if the machine works correctly or is compatible to that of the edition.) What are the PC specs? or would that be based on machine core to the tower? A tutorial on how to increase virtual memory would benefit many if the machine is low-end-pc for consumer. Cannot really state as that mainly is based on PC quality. I already tried certain editions up to the max or insider preview enterprise. Why nobody uses windows 11, aside from much to realize something else, I have no idea aside from operating complexity and certain aspects. The only editions left untested by me, because of PC situation or testing would be - (aside from Core known as the base), Server, IOT, industry OEM something, and Cloud (if it Exist.), thus, they would ask what build I was on. Well, here you go. Edition Windows 11 Enterprise Insider Preview Version 24H2 Installed on 8/14/2024 OS build 26257.5000 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26257.5000.0 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8400 CPU @ 2.80GHz 2.81 GHz Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.82 GB usable) 27686 (is next insider build.) ^-^ See Canary Channel once you have the channel updates. So there should be LTSC - or long-term system compatibility support. As, besides if one has all security updates on a valid OEM? What should go wrong is the testing of its features to the graphical interface stuck, I guess. If one had something of the sort. The only issue is the company itself cannot support it, but the details are there or scripted - to be inserted manually = sorry, this machine is your own. Though this happened with Astro or mini 11 unofficial but had references. After getting all builds or major updates rather, GE, NI, then RS is the next? See Developer and Canary Channel. (PC - I remain to not use it but install programs till the updating of much build factor is done for personal safety or application compatibility.) They sadly gave me two choices or leave the insider. :( - But if you do that, you lose everything, unless you permanently activate the evaluation. ^-^ (Um, yeah, I found something that did that too.) - but please be legit or at least have a valid system before doing so. Otherwise left on the lower Pro or Ent edition builds. On Low-End-PCs, like mine, they require the USB or media tool method first, then the updates (if any). Features come later but the problem is the protocol as some systems would not support it even running a fast pc processer or did not have good hardware.
If this option ""If you’ve been away, when should Windows require you to sign in again?" does not show, and want to disable login/logout after sleep on windows 11, open a terminal as administrator and type: powercfg /SETACVALUEINDEX SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_NONE CONSOLELOCK 0 If you're on laptop also add the line: powercfg /SETDCVALUEINDEX SCHEME_CURRENT SUB_NONE CONSOLELOCK 0