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00:00:00 – 00:19:19
In the video, the presenter documents their process of installing and configuring Windows 10 on an Asus Rog Ally device, initially running Windows 11. Dissatisfied with Windows 11's user interface and missing features like the Command Center, they employ a Steam Deck dock and a wired mouse and keyboard for the setup. They successfully install Windows 10 Home, despite initial difficulties such as potential functionality issues with ASUS-specific applications like Armory Crate, Command Center, and MyASUS.
Throughout the installation, they utilize updates for firmware, the screen manager, and BIOS, verifying system specifications and solving compatibility issues. Post-installation tests confirm that essential services and applications, including gaming apps like Diablo 4 and system tools such as Discord, operate correctly, though Armory Crate is less polished on Windows 10. The presenter concludes by affirming that the system runs smoothly and encourages viewers to engage with their content while hinting at excitement for upcoming gaming releases.
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In this segment of the video, the creator is attempting to install Windows 10 on a Windows 11 Rog Ally device. He expresses dissatisfaction with certain features of Windows 11, such as the right-click menu requiring extra steps, and the absence of a familiar Command Center. He outlines his preference for Windows 10 due to its compatibility with certain applications and user interface. The creator is using a Steam Deck dock to facilitate this installation process and advises that a wired mouse and keyboard are necessary, as wireless connection isn’t supported at this stage. He plans to install Windows 10 Home, keeping no existing data on the device, and is prepared to revert to Windows 11 if the installation fails.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the process of downloading and installing Windows 10 on a Rog Ally device. They describe using an older version of Windows 10 from a flash drive, running updates, and how they are comfortable with the double-click functionality in Windows 10. The installation includes connecting to Wi-Fi and using a touch screen and a mouse via a Steam Deck dock for setup. They mention the potential success if essential applications like Armory Crate, Command Center, and My Asus run properly. The presenter emphasizes a preference for Windows 10 over Windows 11 and highlights some challenges with setting up the older Windows version on the device.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the presenter discusses the process of configuring a device to resemble Windows 10, mentioning the significance of the Command Center in Windows 10. They encounter some limitations, such as the inability to set up a fingerprint sensor initially. They express a preference for certain privacy settings while avoiding diagnostic data and advertising features. After tweaking, the device successfully boots into Windows 10, but the presenter notes the absence of key ASUS applications like Armory Crate and functionality issues with the Command Center.
The presenter manages to download the MyASUS app, discovering that updates like the Rog screen manager and firmware update tool are available. They highlight that despite installing Windows 10, pre-installed non-Steam applications (e.g., 7-Zip, BlueStacks, GOG games) from the previous operating system (Windows 11) remained intact. The presenter plans to test the functionality of these applications and suggests manually deleting unnecessary data rather than wiping the entire drive to preserve valuable information.
00:09:00
In this segment, the user discusses updates and installations related to their Windows 10 system and specific software tools. They have deleted anything related to Steam and proceed with updating the RC71, which is important for the functionality of Armory Crate and other features. The Armory Crate installer appears on the taskbar and begins unzipping the installation package. Additionally, they update the firmware and screen manager, with BIOS updates also being mentioned. After installation, they confirm the system’s specs: Windows 10 Home, AMD Ryzen Z1 extreme with Radeon graphics, and a two-terabyte Sabrent card. After some initial issues with the wrong version of Armory Crate, they find a compatible version for Windows 10 and successfully install it. The successful installation indicates that everything should work fine on Windows 10, and the user plans to verify if Armory Crate is fully operational.
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In this part of the video, the user ensures that all services are functioning properly and checks for updates. They perform several updates, including for Armory Crate, despite encountering a compatibility warning for one of the updates. Installation proceeds with some updates completing successfully. After installation, they confirm that the buttons and mouse are working correctly. The user notes that while the Armory Crate on Windows 10 is functional, it is less polished compared to the Windows 11 version. The video concludes with the user showcasing various installed apps and discussing the performance and functionality of Armory Crate, including some limitations and desired features.
00:15:00
In this part of the video, the presenter focuses on demonstrating the functionality and performance of their Asus system, confirming that all essential updates are completed and the device is up to date. The presenter mentions the ability to adjust display settings between 720p and 1080p and shows that launching games, such as Diablo 4, works smoothly. They highlight the successful operation of various applications, including Discord and Battlenet, and mention the real-time monitoring features, such as wattage and FPS. The presenter also notes that, despite initially needing to change the resolution via desktop, it now adjusts automatically within the game settings. Overall, the system’s performance is satisfactory, even with settings on low for Diablo 4.
00:18:00
In this part of the video, the speaker concludes their test of the Rog Ally running on Windows 10, noting that everything works fine and the Action Center is functional. They mention that despite some unnecessary pre-installed icons, the system operates smoothly. The speaker successfully tested various applications, including Asus Command Center and Diablo 4. They encourage viewers to like, comment, subscribe, and share the video, and they also promote their other content on various social media platforms. The video ends with the speaker expressing excitement for the upcoming release of Mortal Kombat 1.