Originally Posted by damien c;36184403[B

]Can you stop with the parroting of clearly false information![/B]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9FRadIkkE0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW6b4ObnYMY

Recall is MANDATORY on all Windows 11 PC's as it is now a Core Component of the Windows 11 Operating System.

If it is removed then File Explorer does not work as it should anymore, at the moment that is the main thing that has been found however people are currently testing this to find what else it has been tied into!

This is the same as what happened with Cortana, that could be removed but it would cause no end of issues when trying to use certain Windows app's and functions.



You cannot install Windows 11 24H2 without installing Recall unless you remove it from the ISO, and if you do, your File Explorer will not work the same, and if you leave it in, regardless of whether you have an NPU or NOT! then Recall is installed and enabled by DEFAULT you have NO CHOICE!

Recall is here to stay, it will be rolled out to everyone on every pc regardless of whether it has an NPU or not since it DOES NOT REQUIRE AN NPU if the PC has a GPU capable of 40 Top's or More, which most GPU's in the last 5 years are capable off producing.

Microsoft can say all they want on the internet that it will require an "NPU" but nearly every hardware manufacturer of PC Components have said it's not required, and I tell you what, it is going to be funny next month when people hit YouTube showing Recall enabled on machines without an NPU!

Originally Posted by damien c (Post 36184405)

Ah yes Britec, who clearly states "who knows we can't tell the future" about whether this is going to come to all pc's.

You clearly didn't watch the video, just like you clearly seem to be incapable of reading or even answering a simple question.

Again

Why is Recall enabled on a PC that supposedly cannot support it?

Originally Posted by Paul

I cant see why anyone would really want such an incredibly intrusive feature.

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36184472)

I went back to 23H2 using a backupper image taken before the update.

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36184483)

{Off topic slightly}
Is that the free version ?
Someone mentioned it to me a while ago, but I never got around to trying it.

Originally Posted by Jaymoss (Post 36184509)

Chris Titus infered that if you remove by creating a custom ISO then it just brakes the new File Explorer and you still have the old one. There are alternative file explorers you can use. There is a good chance a good one will be made by someone like Stardock for this very reason

Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 36184554)

But again the question is why are they installing it on machines that cannot run it and why is it enable by default. They claim it is opt in so if it is opt in why is it enabled as default ????