We've taken a look at many custom Windows 11 ISOs - however, in this video, we'll be taking a look at arguably one of the best - Windows 11 Black Edition. Subscribe - bit.ly/BubHubSU... Twitter - bit.ly/BHNewTwi...
I do it because I fully know the risks and couldn't be bothered. Besides, there are some custom ISOs that literally provide better security than default fully up-to-date windows 11
@@Extreme-PCIe-Cable you clearly don't know the risks then, and why are we making stuff up now? A custom iso that strips windows of it's processes, defender and disables services, has no access to source code, will provide better security against exploits/ malware? And they will update faster than Microsoft to patch them? Please let's not be delusional here. If you want to use custom isos use them but don't make things up. I can prove you wrong every step of the way too if you want
@@X3nnoha I'm sorry, I just worded it weirdly. I woke up barely 2 hours ago. I do it because I fully know the risks, and I'm smart enough to know that they don't affect me, but the same can't be said for fortnite kiddies who will press any button that says "optimize performance 4 free!!1!" There are custom ISOs out there that provide better security by turning on a lot of security features or providing more security features.
@@gabriledyt you still haven't named those ISOs, and they don't exist. It's NOT possible to add security features to the source. If they're using programs to it you can do it on a genuine copy that you know isn't back doored by a shady distributor. Believing some poorly stripped down version of windows provides better security is just pure delusion
