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it is quiet, probably you bass boosted this by 60000%

But the text commentary is there. Maybe I didn't "say" much.

@@windestruct yeah, but add more because it makes the vid better ig

Yeah you too buddy

more like unregistered hypercam -1

@hammerrox: You should check out on Windows 8.1, Windows 10, see how they will work in such a very difficult situation

Windows Vista and later set a lot of registry values as "SYSTEM" or "TrustedInstaller" owned, and place protection on many values.

@@amtwebview I usually do not delete, but in settings during the registry editor, and remove all users except "SYSTEM", if not, then simply prohibit all full access, and as consider Windows a certain key in the registry can't count, I did like it on Windows, but I think through system recovery can be restored I tried. I don't know how you're like this. To be honest, I would like to see the next video with such an experiment I described above

Tbf there is a good reason people aren't supposed to touch critical things, this is one of them

except this guy is bad… if only he knew he was replacing text and not whole numbers.. 🤦🏽‍♂️ never realized that in the video. if you’re going to tinker with software, or an OS, atleast have knowledge of how it works.

​@@xorxpertI'm not going to sit for a few hours manually changing every value to -1, because that would be a waste. Instead, I used this tool. I wanted the same tool to be run on every OS for best effects and a fair comparison. There really is no option to match the whole string in it. Majority of the values are either 0 or 1 as a whole, so that's going to change correctly. The parsing errors makes everything more entertaining as it further breaks Windows. I know the difference between replacing values and replacing text, but there was no option to toggle that.

@@windestruct there was no option because that program was bad, not practical, and don’t know why anyone would use as it’s obvious prone to cause issues if not done correctly. i’m sure a tool exist that works alot better, as it wouldn’t be hard to make.

​@@xorxpertin the end this is all for fun, if you know the know how great, but I didn't even realise he's not inputting actual numbers

@@fitmotheyap that’s not fun at all. you’re breaking windows intentionally, similarly how you would just go in and delete system32, you might as well delete all registry files. if you properly replaced values, you may have more interesting results than intentionally breaking windows beyond repair.

Windows cannot find -1

You're correct. This is one of my most viewed recently published videos and yes, I deleted hal.dll. It causes Windows to not boot. I believe it was done on my first ever video.

@@windestruct Alrighty. Btw, when the music started playing, I thought it was the Christmas Eve Sarajevo (Trans-Siberian Orchestra)

Isnt hal.dll something to do with non acpi complainet systems?

windows 11 got more bricked than windows 7

​@@user-tu2co3bu4h Windows vista and 7's startup repair always worked, but the one from Windows 8 and onward is a joke

@@sdcardp212 ikr

@@sdcardp212Damn

​@@sdcardp212 so far startup repair has worked 3 times for me on win 10, not a lot... and only because it bricked itself from updates and there is something to undo them.

Probably yes

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Ngl dat will be interesting

Lol

Or you can just remove SysWOW64 >:)

not related, but why is the the 32 bit system named syswow64 and the 64 bit system named system32? is this just microsoft being microsoft?

@@sippingthepeachsoda because they have a sense of humor

Registry -2 value

it will probably be fine