
Everything went smoothly, thank you very much for this wonderful software!. You're awesome! Thanks for such an awesome application. Wor is a Powershell script to harden, debloat, optimize, enhance privacy, avoid fingerprinting and improve performance on Windows 10 and 11. Open-source tool to enforce privacy & security best-practices on Windows and macOS, because privacy is sexy 🍑🍆 Adhere to industry best practices and Department of Defense STIG/SRG requirements for optimal performance and security. Enhance the security and privacy of your Windows 10 and Windows 11 deployments with our fully optimized, hardened, and debloated script. This is the Ultimate Windows 10 Script from a creation from multiple debloat scripts and gists from github. :zap: A powerful PowerShell module for fine-tuning and tweaking Windows 10 & Windows 11 A Collection of Scripts Which Disable / Remove Windows 10 Features and Apps When comparing Windows-Decrapifier and Windows10Debloater you can also consider the following projects: De-Bloated Windows 11 Build Runs on 2GB of RAM, takes up 8GB storage. More just kinda pointing out that with the effort I think Microsoft could make a lean Windows really just by taking a look at what is actually necessary to be run for specific tasks. But on something with such limited resources like a Steam Deck, the difference can be going from 40 fps to mid 50's and a few more minutes of battery life.īut it isn't something I would recommend most people do.
I feel, the impact is minimal if you are on a traditional PC. About a 10fps improvement over SteamOS and a Normal Windows 10.įor me the biggest incentive was being able to play xbox game pass games and not needing to worry about any compatibility issues with Proton which is why I went down that route.īut yeah your second part is very true. I also did a comparison before and after and it was actually a pretty decent improvement.
I used this one and yeah I had to heavily customize it and then I did need to re-enable something afterwords which I found on the github.īasically what I did was I started with the default and then unchecked (or checked? I don't remember what the UI called for now) anything related to Xbox and the Store and I didnt have any issues.