What's underneath Windows 11?

Today I am going to show you what lies underneath the cluttered Windows 11 UI. Peeling back the UI layers is possible, I've just never seen anyone do it before. This is a stable in-depth demonstration of what happens when winlogon is terminated in my videos. It causes an immediate fallback to the completely broken theme, but inside it's due to DWM being terminated.

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Hope you have a great day!

#endermanch #experiments #windows

[binku]

"oh it's just a light debloat don't worry"
the debloat:

[LVideos]

Remember when you just could set "Classic Windows" theme and every app Microsoft made adjusted itself to it, like DWM was only for "cool look" but not for essentials? Imagine how fast Windows 11 on modern hardware could be if they would be able to stick to the native Win 32 apps not these web view garbage they have right now?

[cooolgamer-vanced]

Wait until youtube strikes this video for NSFW because you removed windows 11 clothes

[tdrg_]

Enderman to Windows 11: “Let’s see who you really are!”
*unveils Windows 7
“Ok let’s put this disguise back on”

[amf]

If you keep peeling windows 11, you will eventually reach windows xp and 3.1 and even the origin of the world and the Big Bang

[mixk]

A part of me feels comforted seeing the Windows 7 Basic theme on Windows 11. Maybe it's familiarity bias.

[bjornsson]

Fun fact: if you open control center and then type C:\ or any drive into the address bar, windows 11 will switch back to the Windows 10 style explorer. And you don't need to break anything in the system for it.

[Egoniasty_]

Microsoft: New windows made from scratch
Reality:New unstable build of windows vista!!!

[Aderalls]

I have a theory that MS forbids employees working on Windows to touch any shell32 code at all, or maybe everyone who knew what the hell the code did pre-Windows 8 is gone, so they just keep on piling on shells and skins over old Windows Vista/7 instead of really improving the underlying UI so it looks pretty while being backwards compatible. Windows XP and prior had a nice theming system yet they just throw it away and use UWP apps and DWM.

[ArmiP]

*What's underneath Windows 11?*
Well... NT, isn't it?

[nullnull]

"Apps work better after being deleted" is a phrase I never thought I'd hear

[stemyegg]

The Enderman I love. Not that I hate your voice (contrary actualy), just seeing a video like this with captions reminds me of good old days :)

[lilmonix]

I think the last time Windows made truly revolutionary changes was since Windows Vista. There are many improvements since Vista, but underhoood everything is still very much VIsta. And Windows 11 is just Windows 10 + new UI. If Microsoft wants, they can backport all Windows 11 features to Windows 10.

[joj.]

Makes sense. Vista was the last "big rebuild" of Windows, and everything since has been piled on top with a new NT version painted on if MS remembers. Kinda makes me wonder if they'll ever care enough to do it again nowadays.

[jordon_]

when your computer isn't working, just delete some core windows components, it'll work slightly better for you

[possiblyazure]

I believe Windows installing updates on the boot screen only happens when there’s an update to the System Firmware - Device Manager showed a warning icon next to it when you opened it a few moments earlier, probably saying that a reboot is required for it “to work”

[apiancat]

>install windows 11
>look inside
>windows 7

[Astrayt]

Why does winlogon have that fallback login UI? Like you can see it's back from the days when Microsoft cared about the quality of their product, but it has all the features normal winlogon has. Was it ever used outside of fallback?

[ShinAndri_]

Microsoft: Wait, It's all 9x inside?
Enderman: Always has been.

[farixz]

it's just a windows vista with windows 7 theme that have windows 10 theme that have windows 11 theme