• Kbobabob@lemmy.world
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    30 days ago

    Political relevance be damned, anyway…

    You can press SHIFT+F10 keys to open Command Prompt.

    Execute OOBE\BYPASSNRO command then.

    After this, setup will reboot the computer and after reboot, you’ll get a new option I don’t have Internet or Continue with limited setup to skip the Internet requirement.

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      30 days ago

      I did this when installing Windows 11 for a friend, was also my first experience installing Windows 11 as well. Having to open a command line during the installation process really nullifies the “Windows easy” and “linux hard” stereotype.

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        29 days ago

        Thats the thing, you dont HAVE to install without a MS account. That is your choice.

        Most people don’t care and create an MS account anyway. And they don’t have to use any command line.

        Also a single command line still does not compare to Linux.

        Nothing is nullified

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          29 days ago

          It’s not “your choice” if you have to hack the installer to do it, something 99.99% of people wouldn’t even understand if you tried to explain if to them.

          Also a single command line does not compare to Linux

          Outside of l33t h4kzors distros like Arch, Linux OS installers have not required any command line invocation for at least two decades. Just enter your username, wifi info, etc and click next until it’s done.

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    1 month ago

    For anyone reading this that has to install Windows, when you get to the point where it asks you to log into a Microsoft account, hit shift+F10, type oobe\bypassnro into the command prompt and after it reboots select “I don’t have an account”…

    I would still maintain that Linux is a better option though.

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    1 month ago

    So the “tech genius” doesn’t know how to install windows without a Microsoft account and doesn’t know how to Google it?

    May I introduce the man who wants you to think he is a genius!

    Thanks Elon for being so transparently incompetent.

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    28 days ago

    The fact he’s too stupid to Google “do I have to use a Microsoft account to login to Windows 11” is astounding. People believe this guy engineers rockets, laughable.

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      29 days ago

      Microsoft has a market cap of over 3 trillion.

      Musk is crazy stupid rich times a million, but he’s an order of magnitude shy of being able to bully Microsoft with his wallet. With the resources of the US government, sure. but not his checkbook.

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    1 month ago

    the world’s richest man, de facto president, head of the tech oligarchy, is complaining about corporations irritating him.

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      1 month ago

      If only there was a sort of consumer protection bureau of some sort. To regulate these types of things…

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    28 days ago

    Yes it’s just you. There is still a local account option in windows 11.

    There are enough other things to hate Microsoft for but this is not one of them.

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    28 days ago

    This guy is the definition of stupidity, Microsoft has many things to be hated on but this is not one of them. He is complaining just like the average Windows user