Transforming Windows 10 to Windows 7 with a single command! 

Plzz make a program / Theme-like product called “Windows performance enchancer” for every windows to lower the hardware resources usage and boost performance for every tasks especially for gaming sessions for old PCs, and then see how much it will be used by how much people. For people staying on Windows 11, they dont need a previous Windows theme look and all (I know you told me that V2 does improve performance on Windows 11) however they need a program that can make computers to not go to trash and a program that can work with every Windows OS without having to change visual things for no reason and still become way more usable than Microsoft officially tends to make with old devices , and you; let old devices to skip TPM with this program for “Windows 10 / Windows 8.1 / before” users so they could upgrade to Windows 11

And put AI into your products it will do amazing things automatically like fixing Files systems, repairing OS, and boost even more performance than default OSes that doesn’t use AI by default, many possibilities

@@WololoWololo2 AI is bad at all of those, and is a large reason Windows 11 is so slow. You wouldn't want AI to repair your file system or OS, since it's almost certain to give you a load of corrupt data out. OSes and file systems won't work with AI getting it "close enough", it has to have every file 100% correct or it will not work. AI is also (compared to normal apps and procedures) extremely slow

@@WololoWololo2 Well it turns out most of Windows 11's performance issues are actually due to the new XAML UI. For Windows 11 users, a theme (done correctly) will give large performance gains in nearly all cases. For Windows 10 users, you should get Windows 10 LTSC (it's an official edition with all the non-shell junk removed and support up to 2032, depending on what version you use), and then apply a theme on top to remove the leftover shell and UWP junk. For Windows 8.1 users, there isn't much performance to gain, but Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Enterprise is a good option to remove the small amount of junk included with 8.1. For Windows 8.0 users, you already have XP level performance. Windows Embedded 8 Industry Enterprise will help in regards to disk space somewhat, but that's about all. For Windows 7 or Vista users, upgrade to Windows Embedded 8.0 Industry Enterprise, apply ESUBlue for security updates until 2026, and then apply a Windows 7 theme if you would like. For Windows XP and 2000 users, there are only losses in performance and disk space upgrading, but you will probably need to do so if you want to run anything modern. Failing that, use Supermium to browse the web since it's up-to-date. For Windows NT, 95, 98, and ME users, upgrade to 2000 or later for major performance gains. For Windows 1, 2, 3, or 3.1 users, what on earth are you doing?

@@teknixstuff True I agree, but atleast better than completely broken system files and OS lol

Tell me you made a backup at least...

@@ComeonWindowsHe didn’t 😂😂😂

System restore is important to make

@@ComeonWindows I'm working on fixing the issues.

@@teknixstuffPlease do 🙏

Get a USB and flash windows on it boot on to the USB and do the windows installation.

@@user-zu1ff9ez5w thats not the solution

v3 does.

@@teknixstuff nice

We need installation issues fixed

No.

@@teknixstuffdoes it destroy Windows 11 23H2 Moment 5?

@@WololoWololo2No.

I think you mispelled the command

@@LBS1422 noI typed it in correctly then it crashed.

Attempts to uninstall

@@user-zu1ff9ez5w And does it uninstall completely?

@@user-yy6pg8ni7gI guess

@@user-yy6pg8ni7gNo lol

@@user-yy6pg8ni7g It should, but people are having issues, so I suggest you wait for v3.

Yes. But Windows 10 works best with it.

Yes, it can even give major performance gains on 11.

Yes.

Yes but not really compatible with Windows 11. Windows 10 old versions gets to benefit from this product the most

Yes, it can even give major performance gains on 11.

what does it say about it?

@@finn9232 it says hacktool:win32/autokms