[Windows 11] Debate, vprašanja in težave

sbawe64 je 15. avg 2024 ob 21:24 izjavil:

V Windows 11 24H2 bo BitLocker privzeto vključen

To je mišljeno pri novi instalaciji ali upgrade iz win 11 XYZ na Windows 11 24H2 ?

strom_15 je 1. okt 2024 ob 19:23 izjavil:

Izšel Windows 11 24H2

Prenos slovenski:

https://www.microsoft.com/sl-si/softwar...

Check If Recall Is ON : Dism /Online /Get-Featureinfo /Featurename:Recall

Disable RECALL: Dism /Online /Disable-Feature /Featurename:Recall
Enable RECALL: Dism /Online /Enable-Feature /Featurename:Recall

This level of embedding tells me that
1) Recall is going to be turned on by default in upcoming windows releases.
2) Microsoft will eventually look to harvest recall information from the PCs with it enabled (probably through OneDrive "backups"), and
3) eventually it will be in business and home users' windows deployments and it will become increasingly difficult to disable for any length of time and impossible to completely remove without replacing a lot of components with 3rd party solutions.

For those who might wonder why just disabling the feature is not enough: when Microsoft releases big feature updates or even just a cumulative fix pack, there is a risk that previously disabled features get turned back on. You're unlikely to read through what each bugfix is going to do to your system.
Ok, but then if you remove the feature you should be safe, right? Not necessarily. For anyone who have had windows issues before, you've probably come across a helpful response to use the "sfc" and "dism" commands which can repair issues on your system, by replacing missing or corrupt files with the original ones from the windows image. If Recall is a dependency for file explorer, these commands may just "repair" this feature too.

You need an NPU FOR NOW. It's a matter of implementation. Microsoft can backport recompile it to x86 any day, if not done already. I swear they are so scummy I would believe if it turned out it was already runnning in 24H2 updates.