How to Debloat Windows 11/10 

lmao just noticed that. hackerproof now that no one can pop calc.exe on him

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Calq is a superior calculator tool. Would recommend

Calculators are too bloated, an Abacus is way better

Windows Calculator is open-source.

How to increase Gdp screw it up first then someone else gets paid to fix it

The dude hosting this channel is a sus fed.

@@Anonymous______________ how so?

@@Anonymous______________ "this" channel... which one? Yours, xt6997's, mine, outlaw's? I guess we'll never know.

@@Anonymous______________ Sounds like what a fed would say,

Garuda Linux describes what SteamOS isn't and it's absolutely a beautiful distro please recommend trying out Garuda Dragonized to anti-Microsoft your computer you're rewarded with total privacy and security straight out of the box.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

first

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That's why machines are the future

​​@@alexpenna‼️‼️

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Still doesn't feel real :-(

Mcafee didnt kill himself. Needs to be said. Forever and always.

use ltsc

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@@twenty-fifth420Absolutely. And casually the specific apartment where he kept his 31 tb dead man's switch collapsed before it could be activated. Quite an eyebrow raiser, uh?

LMAOOOO😂😂😂😂🎉😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂 windowa

And that wise man is none other than Mr Torvalds.

@@solaire_of_the_east mc dinalds farher LDNSDOJSODBSODNOSNSLHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHHHAHAAHHAAHHAHAHAHAH GO CRAZY GO NUTS

@@solaire_of_the_east I'd hardly call Linus Torvalds wise. Intelligent? Absolutely.

bro that was actually good +1

You can uninstall Edge. You just have to change some dependencies and go through a bunch of registry.

@@Herr4dler Yeah, but I shouldn't have to break my machine just to debloat it 😂 I'm switching back to Linux soon

@@ThatGuySnagz Debloaters like the one, courtesy of CTT, exist for this sole reason :)

​@@ThatGuySnagzWe shouldn't have to debloat anything in the first place.

Yes been using it for a while and it’s awesome.

but i cant :( my wifi card dont work on linux and ethernet is not a solution nore is buying a new laptop ...

​@@xgui4-studiosWhat about a USB WiFi dongle?

Now you're bloating your laptop with dongles. Doesn't that defy the purpose?

@@xgui4-studios I use windows 11 IoT LTSC and then I activate it with massgravel, try it

@@installshieldwizard3017 im bloated from all this beer (burps for 30 seconds straight)

why not Arch bruv?

@@ozenthelewdable5427 Complicated unles you know packages

Honestly, as a person who still uses Windows and is a little bit confused about the Linux distributions, I would love to see a video about the differences between the distributions. I would like to dual boot at first and then slowly make the switch. I would like to know more about Pop!_OS and Debian, to be honest.

​@@samsam060402 the differences between the distributions are mainly the programmes that come pre-installed and how you install new programmes (i.e. what package manager they use). Just check their websites to get a feeling of the community. stick with the big, popular names. there is no need to go down the rabbit hole of tiny niche distributions. they are literally all just flavours of oneanother.

@@samsam060402 "I would like to know more about Pop!_OS and Debian" to be honest... just try them out. no amount of reading will tell you how you are going to feel using either of them

Installed kubuntu and within 10mins started missinh my spyware overwolf cuz I used alecaframe for info 😭

You can just reinstall it and not upgrade, and you're good for a couple of years at least.

Outside of the telemetry and advertising which at launch were pretty easy to remove/lobotomize it was a really good version of windows, I mean coming off of 8.1 it was a god send save for performance

10? I miss XP and 7 lol

7 was great for sure. I only upgraded because I sunk a lot into some headphones that wouldn't work on win 7 due to g'damn proprietary tech.

kenny the feddy is very good at normie-fying his tutorials and not being a pretentious jack wagon with unhelpful tech lingo and presuming everyone knows how this stuff works, which makes sense, he was a tech support agent for geek squad back before he got his big break -with the FBI- on youtube.

Why haven’t you switched yet ? If you like tinkering with your computer linux is fun

@@fernandocamarena5634 he's edging himself to unnecessary bloat

Tinkering with your computer is too easy with linux.

@Fasteroid Lol, too true. I can do basically whatever i want on linux, but the moment i want to do anything on windows i have no idea what i need to touch ahahah Just adding an executable to the path environment variable is such a crazy different experience. In linux you just put your binary in /usr/local/bin. In windows you have to pray the god basically, to even have a chance of understanding how the fuck to do it lol

@@fernandocamarena5634 I do also use multiple adobe programs, game and I have some work related software that only works on windows. I am sadly in the clutches of Windows but I do have a linux server for hosting torrents and for streaming tv shows if i am on the go. It's just too much of a hustle to have a dual boot. Maybe if there was a reliable translation layer for windows programs or something? but it's honestly just too much of a hustle. Windows works fine even if I hate them as a company.

Garbage in, garbage out

It is always bad. Theres microsoft copilot ads now . Also free software was how it was intended at first so. Making it paid is mike rowe soft and a bitten apples thing

And their excuse always is that it's for improving the user's experience.

Side note, use Winaero if you want a simple debloat rather than aggressive scripts that may or may not end up corrupting your windows files and windows profiles to the point where SFC scan itself which is used to search for corruption might end up corrupted, then you have to nuke your system. I may have been unlucky in some way but whenever i debloated my own pc or anyone else's the integrity of the system always ended up going in the shitter in a couple of months right after the fact istg. Not to mention besides telemetry, most of the bloat doesn't really affect the performance of the computer in intensive tasks as shown on LTT's channel.

@@Afterburn7 we as a soyciety are very sick. this is further evidence of that sickness.

@@Afterburn7 I know that’s probably not who you mean but I can’t read LTG as anything other than LowTierGod who is that

I'm inclined to agree, most of all because there may be apps you want to keep, or as you suggest, should keep to maintain system stability.

You mean, it not only provides the benefit of deleting Edge, but _also_ prevents autoupdates? Neat! 😍

I love how Microsoft responds to users who are complaining that their productivity is reduced and their experience sucks with some Brave New World crap

Well this is more for a personal setup, for which I haven't even once contacted MS for support. And their support forums were exceptionally useless for pretty much all cases, its almost always some copy-pasted nonsense of "Have you tried?" that has nothing to do with the problem, and of course even if you go through it all it does nothing, and which is probably posted by AI bots now instead of indian tech supports who didn't even read the question.

Not in the EU.

On linux we have year long discussion to implement a protocol to allow apps to set different icons for different windows (btw, windows are called toplevels in wayland, w**dows is a bad word around here lol) On windows they fuck you up in a second, the moment you update.

Atleast shit works in windows

​@@SLokutaRae least my OS doesnt has shit

@@SLokutaR ????

Why do linux users try so hard to convince people to use linux?

yes but telemetry still exist

@@xgui4-studios Yeah the only way to disable that is via scripts, but you can have like much less telemetry by using a local account, and disabling some of the telemetry options Microsoft provides.

This works but it’s easier to use a debloat script such as AtlasOS or edit an iso using NTLite

That's so clever

​@@xMdb I started using AtlasOS this year and I'm so glad I did

Win10 LTSC Iot, yes, actually the best supported option available. Win11 LTSC Iot has still many bugs and it's not stable enough to be recommended.

Namely, 1809 ltsc. The most lightweight and supporting all the latest hardware and software

Protip: Get lunux mint iso file, choose bewteen cinnamon, xfce and Meta depending on your needs, flash the iso to a USB with Rufus or balena etcher, boot from the USB and install linux mint.

@@installshieldwizard3017funny how 1809 was the most unstable consumer release, but has since become the best LTSC release

Dont use eval version, use a certain graver (youtubecantsayit)

Your question brought me to a new question. Can you actually see true disc space in use like the hidden virtual-RAM that is used for starting Windows up faster. (Which with my SSD, I hardly notice anyway so what is it useful for in this day and age...)

You mean WinUtil? That one is very good too. I use that + the classic Bloaty Noisy and Bloaty Noisy AI, which have a few extra options.

Dude, that tool is the best de bloat tool for Windows I've ever used since it's early days. I've used it more than I can remember every single time I set up a new Windows install. No need to download the zip file and extract, just use the PowerShell one liner and boom it appears with a well thoughtful gui that includes the option to install software and revert back the changes that we've done.

@@FelipeV3444 Thats a different utility. I never was able to use it because its too restrictive in my eyes.

@@MiseRaen Yeah, I use all 3 lol. Maybe it's a bit much, but they're all fairly simple to use

Nope. But you can install linux and purge windows

yes but your computer will become useless you install a other os

Shift-delete system32 and reboot 😂

@@rnts08 😂

Yes! Just format the C: drive

Win10 LTSC Iot has support until 2032.

Why wait? I switched to Linux Mint about two years ago. There was a few 'growing pains' but nothing serious. Now, i couldn't ever imagine going back to Windows. Also, if you absolutely need Windows (for work maybe), you can VM it.

@@Jim-vr2lx cant get my dad to use mint, even though i set it to be as close to windows as possible

Pop!_OS is a good one too, especially if you just need a generalist OS that just works. Enjoy!

11 > 10

Companies force it down ur throat. Fight back:>

Be careful running this stuff in business environments. Removing certain Windows components, even ones that seem useless, can fuck the stability of the OS in so many ways. Windows 10 and 11 are extremely fickle, you have to be super careful running any scripts like this. Quite honestly in a business environment it probably isn't worth the couple hundred MB you'll get back. Disable whatever apps at startup, uninstall from the control panel whatever you can, and leave it at that. If it's your own system/personal devices in a home setting then it's all good to fuck about with debloating like this, but in business applications across many PCs being used by others, it simply is not worth doing stuff such as scripts like this, the potential for OS issues goes up for very small benefits. Especially don't remove Edge, I've seen so many dumb things break from that.

@@GFC_FM yeah, you do have a point, but tbh it's already fucked up, windows signed me up for insider program without even asking me and once you are signed you can't unsign so my PC crashes occasionally.

What do you mean by "forced," are they holding a gun to your head?

@666chapelofblood well it's not my laptop. My bro is letting me borrow it and I'm just working in my vm. Not exactly gonna mess with it and uninstall windows. And he has some documents on here. What's it to ya. Edit- I should add he doesn't mind me getting rid of the bloat and telemetry shit

Yeezus...head out and touch some grass little bro.

​@@bobbyrandomguy1489damn. Thats kinda sad

@@666chapelofblood Yeah, forced.

Windows is temporary. Open source is forever. Also updated spyware wont get them so far... or will it. Most people have smooth brains and dont know about tech

Pro tip: using settings intended for businesses or organization you can permanently turn of windows updates, it’s been a hike since I did it but look up a tutorial, my pc hasn’t updated once since doing it

I know where you're coming from and trust me when I say that "high disk usage" is either because you have a mechanical drive that's failing or a crappy/slow SSD. If you dig deeper in resource manager and you find high disk usage but not a lot of bytes actually being read/written then you have a hardware fault. I know windows update does use quite a bit of resources but if it slows your system down to a crawl you need to have a look at your hardware because it's not supposed to do that. I run my business on an old-ass 4th gen i5 with 8GB of RAM and 512GB SSD. I had to disable the windows 11 limitations tto run on 4th gen and I actually use one drive for a hand full of documents and things and it runs buttery smooth. I never get slowdown during even a huge update session. I'm not saying it's perfect, windows breaks my printer/scanner drivers every friggen update and it broke my sound with a driver update once but a driver rollback usually fixes things.

Windows Update Blocker app from Sordum might help you

Windows Update Blocker from Sordum

FUD. Show me the evidence in discovery. Show me the discovery. Until then its hearsay! The State ain't gonna blow all their backdoors to nail some pleb.

None of this is for privacy. The bloat on windows worsens the user experience so much that it's worth removing anyway.

@@eradawnz your are still removing only 10% of it which will all come back in a couple of updates since you dont actually own your machine

Fud fud fud. Show me the evidence in discovery of all these totally real backdoors.

@@Moe_Posting_Chad It's a backdoor not a front door.

the purpose of edge is to install firefox, that's it

To be fair currently Bing is better than Google. Google has gotten so bad it's useless and I have gotten better results with Bing. Even Duckduckgo uses sources from Bing.

Windows: winget install mozilla.firefox. I use Arch btw.

Librewolf ,)

winget install mozilla-firefox

*Debian: sudo apt install firefox *Arch: sudo pacman -S firefox *RHEL: sudo dnf install firefox *openSUSE: sudo zypper in MozillaFirefox *Gentoo: sudo emerge --ask www-client/firefox-bin

@@angelarrocchistarepost I used to use Brave, but then I started thinking, okay this crypto browser is up to something. Found librewolf and its so much less bloat

Still bloated

@@rav6324 yea but if you run some tweaks and remove edge its fine

@@le0pin STILL bloated

Use NTLite to remove everything (I use NTLite btw)

@@rav6324 i said fine to use in a vm inside linux lmao

They end the 7 support because they want more money. Sadly windows 7 was the only os i enjoyed at the same level as a linux distro with xfce. Thanks for the reminder

As far as I remember, 7 has very poor window managing capabilities. Also it's still a proprietary OS, it doesn't have a package manager and you need to install all your drivers manually in 7.

Is it any good? I still need to run windows vms to test code and tools on but cant be arsed to waste 30gb for a testing tool.

The LTSC version isn't anything to write home about. It only removes ~50 apps and nothing on a deeper level. In comparison to my debloated ISO that removes 444 items while maintaining 100% compatibility. LTSC is for novice pirates and you're better than that. (I use NTLite, btw)

@@rnts08 LTSC does not save that much space, tbh.

@@maliciousfrysame I use NTLite btw

You mean Win11 LTSC? I did. It's not ready, many bugs not present on other Win11 versions.

Use chris tetus debloat tool. This one. And any debloater u can use also o&o shut up with all the non-required things. Have a nice day sir :> australian boi

@@angelarrocchistarepost I've just looked at it. I've downloaded the exe. But there was no need to be rude!

@@AUSSIE-OUTLAW-GAMING Sorry man. You understood wrong ... the "o&o shut up" is the app that shuts telemetry and tracking also you being australian just caught my eye sorry for the misunderstanding

@@angelarrocchistarepost All good mate. I've downloaded the exe for the Chris Tetus application today. It's pretty good. I used to watch his YT channel but he wanted money for his program which was a put off. Glad this is open source now. So thank you. I appreciate it.

@@AUSSIE-OUTLAW-GAMING nice man. Lmk if you need someone to guide you or anything i can give my dc

Chrome is worse than Edge. Use FF.

Edge is fantastic in enterprise environments. Using Intune to manage the browser & remove the unnecessary add-ons makes it by far the clear choice for my users I agree that it is pretty bloated for consumers, but having it as a backup to Firefox is a good option

You will be installing that when CHrome disables manifest v2 extensions. Or you will be with a gimped adblocker.

@@marsovac Edge will disable V2 too, it's based on chromium.

You should seriously upgrade to Windows 10 and either use a debloat script like this one or AtlasOS, or strip down an iso yourself using NTLite. It’s a bad idea to use Windows 7 unless you aren’t connected to the internet. Or, use Linux.

@@xMdb Oh please quit the fear mongering, you already installed a botnet on your PC that tracks your every move already if you have 10 or 11. Why are you so worried about viruses if you already got one?

Other than security reasons, if the man is happy with his win 7, why not. Besides, latest builds are still not immune from hackers. Your system might be already compromised and you just don't know it . Comodo firewall + hips module is an extremely strong security kit once configured properly on a clean installation. For anything unsafe, just use a VM.

@@installshieldwizard3017 Windows 10 and 11 are already botnets in and of themselves, so why are you concerned about a virus on 7 when you're already running one?

@@installshieldwizard3017 I also still get security essential updates on 7, haven't had a single issue with viruses-- in fact I don't think I've had one on any OS since at least 2011. I even checked the last time I booted into 7 not just with Defender, but Malwarebytes and went further to check in Wireshark if anything was sus there. So yeah...

or just go 7/8/8.1/10...10 but anything before 1903

that was gonna be my joke. damn.. well part b of the joke just install linux.

thank man god the yaaap

@@Mitrix-ze9mp why exactly the 2019, May version of w10? what happened past that that custom scripts won't fix?

@@lennywhere Starting from 1903 the windows update services resets everytime you restart the machine.

Microsoft edge is probably baked in Windows itself at this point, just to avoid you getting any idea of removing it

Removing edge and edge dev tools does not break things, removing EdgeView2 does. You can use a tool to remove edge and edge dev tools entirely.

Yea if it's a fresh install trying to nuke edge may be worth it, but only after running all the other debloat that's more likely to be successful without creating future errors - it's a parasite that's integrated too deeply. Best approach is to disable as much of it as possible then use MSEdgeRedirect to keep it from getting called up for things.

@@ths0778 I keep getting silenced by RU-vid but you can remove it without breaking stuff

It is.

Ungoogled chromium and thorium are both better.

Edge is better than chrome. Everything is better than chrome. Firefox is better than both. Librewolf is better than firefox. Mull browser too(

@@angelarrocchistarepost I use librewolf btw :)

Proper answer is Chrome is worse than Edge.

Castrated chromium user

​@@sirpendelton5710 People only want to hear what pleases them; it's just human nature.

@@alifnaufal Castrated chromium user

@@sirpendelton5710 Motionless Firefox cuck

it doesn't.

@anon1963 It does i have literally seen it doing it on windows 10. Your ignorance doesnt alter reality. Try again.

@@Ay-xq7mj do you work for Microsoft?

@@anon1963 my dad works for MS and he'll ban u from Xbox live. 1v1 rust

@@anon1963 Do you have a functioning brain?

Brother eww

You use it for lunch or just breakfast?

Me in middle school

I prefer Native, Whole body deodorant. With unbelievably long lasting scents isn't a myth. It's Native whole body deodorant.

@@ivyish i too prefer to be a walking repellant at daytime when it's 26°C

Hehe

It's open sourced, which means you can go thru all of that code.

@@SezamnThat assumes that you’re qualified enough to look for suspicious code.

@@Sezamn The same way the code was ""went through" for z-lib ?

Are u kidding? They tried to put onedrive ads in file explorer. It is bloated

@@angelarrocchistarepost uninstall onedrive and it's gone

nobody is forcing you bruh

Exactly. I WANT to switch to linux! But there's still not good competitive software alternatives that work on linux. Especially when it comes to streaming, audio, general fun software such as voicemod, and a lot of games are still having issues.