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Windows 11 Patch Tuesday boot failure warning
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this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2026
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Glad I'm still running 10 with third party patches.
...Isn't pirated Win 10 IOT Enterprise LTSC both simpler to configure and just as stable/updated?
I trust 0patch more than I trust Microsoft to not do something stupid with LTSC. Also, why would I want to reinstall my whole ass operating system just to keep using 10?
...you don't need to? Massgrave's website has the process explained pretty well down to a T.
Again, why trust Microsoft any further than necessary?
(Primarily because Microsoft is contractually obligated to support Win10 IOT LTSC until 2032, and that support timeline only exists for security updates, since IOT LTSC's target use case is places like hospitals, banks, etc...)
(Also, you're not using a third party service that may introduce additional points of failure, and may not patch vulnerabilities at the speed that MS does for LTSC, since MS does not want to lose out on future LTSC contracts)
No thanks. I don't need another different solution for the problem that I solved for myself in September.
microsoft is self-destructing, soon people will be free to choose another.