What If You Delete ALL the Drivers in Windows 11?

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what if u did it on physical pc so for example the mouse or keyboard would stop work and if u restarted after deleting couple of drivers

When apps are being annoying and not uninstalling on my Mac I open them and get the running stuff then use sudo rm in the terminal, very fun

What happens if you delete the C: Drive in your computer?

what virtual machine software are you using?

So the short answer is: nothing will work until you install your drivers back in some way

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jk actually salc1 my beloved

pov windows users deleting ntoskrnl.sys : SH!T

Im watching this vid on Orbis OS

Drivers are just like your inner system, if you take them all out, you can't live or function properly.

Delete the whole driver I don't delete the whole window folder and then delete the whole new world or anything

if u delete syswow64 it will work without it.

Can you do a video delete C: disk? 🤔

to destroy pc, don't delete any windows files, just try to open more, than 5 tabs in google chrome

What is the virtual machine software are you using?

What VM software do u use?

It can't drive anymore

System32: I need syswow64
Syswow64: I need system32

hey use virtual machine ThioJoe uninstall driver

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Delete all the drivers in Windows 11? Don't do it buddy.

All it takes is ntfs.sys

If you delete EVERY driver, then Windows will be unbootable.

Do this with windows 10

By closing that he just cut contact from the HDD and the PC

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is tr suth "rd"

Restarting a pc is the key to witness change, when you reloaded the checkpoint you should have deleted all but that one thing then restarted and seen what the os was doing.

Windows should have more protection avoiding to delete files like that. Also should have some kind of restore that works.

There are some problems with the closed captioning where "quotes have raw HTML formatting".

I just built my first pc and when I was looking at the task manager I saw a process called windows file explorer. I was confused because I didn’t have the file explorer open, so I decided to end the task. My whole screen went black except for the task manager, and I subsequently tried mashing control z to try and undo it. Obviously this didn’t work, so I restarted the system and it was fine after that. The computer was definitely accessing drivers, and os related files/information. I learned pretty quick not to go ending tasks in the task manager without knowing exactly what they do first. 😂

Yes delete and make your own use Linux and make compile your own drivers out of scratch say no to proprietary crap.

This video reaks of tell me you don't know how a computer/operating system works without telling me you don't know how a computer/operating system works.

Ram my friend, learn what it does and you would not have bothered with this video in the first place.

id do it to free up space

when watching this video, I accidentally opened BeamNG.automation and I thought my screen went blank. :P

i would've done it differently:
pause vm
mount virtual disk to windows
delete folders
unmount virtual disk
unpause

what virtual mashine do you use ??

The way windows handles drivers is just weird coming from team Microsoft. On a linux distro. You can delete the whole /usr/lib/modules and reboot. It will still boot up but your hardware will start behaving strange. Like the mouse touchpad will become extra sensitive when moving the mouse. Or how about you may lose audio.

The reason why your system still works is because your Linux distro stores its drivers inside of the linux kernel's init ramdisk and gets unpacked every time you boot up your machine.

The /usr/lib/modules are its extensions of the kernel's core drivers. This is so it makes it easy to update the modules without having to rebuild the kernel.

Although you can delete the kernel is one way to delete the drivers. But the issue there, you also deleted the kernel, so don't reboot lol. And even then, you can put it all back and it will reinstall its modules and it be like nothing has happened. No data loss, no reinstalling the whole os either.

This is where the true differences really begins to show when comparing windows to linux. Heck, just the way a linux distro updates stuff, that alone blows away windows update many times over hands-down. Its simply too seamless that i had to turn off auto updates just to see the packages that are about to be updated lol.

where can you get the registry thing to get ownership of a file

thanks bro

I´m watching these videos so I donť have to torture my pc.