Can I use this tool if Windows 11 24H2 LTSC releases?

[Manifold2]

Thank you

[SbMan1]

According to his latest videos and other ones I've watched I'd say No for sure in the beginning. You couldn't even download 7-zip.org or Hitman Pro among many, many others without them being blocked. It was shocking actually. I watched a few videos like 5 or 7 days ago and it's gotten Worse. Little over a week ago I put Debian 12.5 on my older laptop since the tea leaves have been there for Windows 11 for awhile now. Didn't think it would be this bad though. On Win 11 Pro right now, but learning Linux. Just need to create a LibreOffice word doc ( .odt IIRC ) and ( BkUp to NAS or USB ) also written notebook next to you to be safe. You'll also remember easier doing both since it's so new, or new enough for most.
If you have an old laptop I'd highly recommend a Linux flavor. Can even put Linux on Chromebooks, just have to do research first, again I'd take notes. There are a few that use very low RAM and actually feel like the Windows 7 experience I guess and very user.

I'd assume they would have some sort of white list, probably a pay model though. Watching YT channel where they have MSSP's where they introduce Zero-Trust and that is exactly what they are doing here. Don't know how they are going to implement it though at first. I mean 7-zip.org and Hitman Pro ( Sophos ) has been around for a very, very long time and should already be in their databases's white list code. Be able to double checked by AI and WHOIS for how long website up at least let alone they ( MS Defender ) know who they are.

[GregE999]

Win11 LTSC is still in pre-release, anything you watch right now can change. I'm not finding anything about not being able to install applications on 11 LTSC preview, you'll have to give a link. If you can link to the dev channel preview release, I'd be happy to test it out because I'm working on my win11 deployment right now and LTSC is what I roll out when possible.

[Manifold2]

Thanks for all, I guess it's better to wait for initial release

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