Windows 11 transformed into Windows 2000!

Windows 11 chose to move away from that old Legacy design and other that has been present in Windows since Vista all along, so Microsoft has really done a decent job of freshening up the interface. But why don't we go back to the level of Windows 2000, without needing to bring back the old version of Windows? This is what today's video is all about. 0:00 - Prologue 0:20 - Intro 0:26 - Explanation 0:56 - What do we want to do anyway? 1:48 - Before we start work... 3:11 - Copying what you need to C:\ 3:41 - Working with the task scheduler and registry 5:59 - Editing explorer.exe: Explorer Patcher 7:05 - Bringing back the old taskbar: RetroBar 7:28 - Bringing back the classic Start Menu: Open-Shell 8:22 - Standard animations and cursors 8:42 - First system reboot and testing 9:03 - Classic color schemes from Windows 2000 and 3D-Borders 9:35 - AutoHotKey 10:14 - Explorer and Toolbar 11:29 - Miscellaneous settings and testing on a real PC 13:30 - End