How to Optimize Windows 10 for Gaming and Performance

[@ChrisTitusTech]

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! - Remember these are broken into parts and you can just do the "Final Optimization" part if you don't want to reinstall. Optimization Guide christitus.com/windows-10-optimization-guide/ Win10 Optimization Video Playlist: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip2wopeJnqyWhck

[@joen4287]

This is what I wanted. U deserve my sub

[@abhinavyadav1185]

There is a new arch distro which has almost anything you want with all that glittery stuff and it called ''Garuda Linux'' Garuda means 'imperial eagle'. It is best for gaming has a gaming edition and has btrfs as default fs. You should make it's review.

[@karimelidrissi9007]

Hello my dear I did only the disabling services part an my pc won't start its say failed bcs hardware or software change i cant start the safe mode even its there any solutions?

[@joen4287]

@@karimelidrissi9007 OH OH

[@marilynman]

@@karimelidrissi9007 it's weird that disabling those services (the ones mentioned in the video) did that. You can always go back to a restore point if that happens, but all the changes that you made from that point on will be erased. But I think that is preferable than not being able to boot.

[@kevinmccrea1335]

Happy New year Chris ! we appreciate everything you do

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!

[@LinuxOpenboxFollower.]

I can’t believe it your room changes every 5 minutes

[@Dutchzilla-San]

brought it down to 56 processes from a clean windows 10 pro install. latest release. thanks man!!

[@abdulazizali9935]

This comment is for the youtube algorithm

[@adamtajhassam9188]

What bothers me about these win 10 optimizations is it tells me to turn off things I USE, have so many PPL have no life like they don't use office or skype or your needy things any more>>>>>>>>>>? Just pathetically wow.

[@zaptooo424]

@@adamtajhassam9188 u can actually dual boot. so just create one boot for your work and one for optimized win 10. ofcourse watch a tutorial on it

[@_Epictetus_]

@@adamtajhassam9188 we just don't like things that spy on us

[@___-tp1su]

@@adamtajhassam9188 just don't turn them off

[@eriksmith5898]

@@adamtajhassam9188 point is that even if you need one thing or another you get lots of other things and spyware you absolutely do not want on your system and you can't normally do anything about it, it keeps pestering you and slows down your system. Example you use steam and Libreoffice why would you have xbox and office on your system? But still it is just installed as default for no good reason. Manage to remove something like edge it download another 450GB at next update. There is a reason that many use 7 or even revert back to 7. This video is about how you actually can make 10 somewhat ok (it's still ugly and disoriented)

[@TecNickelSwag]

This channel is like "The I.T. Tech's Guide To The Universe"!!! One of thee BEST channels on KZbin!

[@therebelliousgeek4506]

Idk man, installing Arch looks way easier now.

[@abhrasrepository1173]

it is

[@cilekcigs4247]

It was and will never be hard.

[@DivergentDroid]

After this is done once you can always make a ghost copy with something like Macrium Reflect and reinstall the OS with your tweaks and added software very easily and fast if you ever need a fresh copy.

[@therebelliousgeek4506]

@@DivergentDroid The size of of it would be way bigger than an iso I guess, and the files would gp put pf date real quick. Just a hassle. Even updating. that's why I said installing linux and maintaning it is way easier at this point.

[@DivergentDroid]

@@therebelliousgeek4506 I know how it is. I dual boot windows with Zorin 15 but it's just way easier for me to game on windows as I have a ton of games backed up with no cd patches that are a pain to get working in Linux. Yeah, I have to store the ghost windows images in an external hard drive because they don't fit on a dvd.

[@JonathanPolis]

This is fantastic Chris. Thanks for the work you put into these videos. I have learned so much from your channel.

[@seniorderpface]

Nothing like some system optimization to start a new year

[@starrymohannad]

Yep

[@fr4gg3dup26]

just a thanks for all you do,have gotten my windows almost to the piont that i like with your help.

[@orln]

really appreciate the fact that you listened to the community and brought back the action center. thnx man, very cool

[@DrXJ]

Happy New Year Sir.. Leaned so much from U since subscribing. Looking forward to learning more.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!

[@homehub-android]

Chris, What I like about your site is the wealth of knowledge and experience that you try to explain to people that are interested, but don't necessarily have your qualifications or experiences. Thank you for everything you do!

[@developerpranav]

Wow I actually read the article and watching the Craft computing video and read your comment on thier video just 1 hr before this video went live. I was trying out WinApps for Linux, so I was setting up a VM

[@FlyboyHelosim]

I'll never switch to Windows 10. I've been using Windows 7 for a decade now and have my perfect system. I've spent years and hundreds of hours compiling a software suite that is fully compatible and works for me. I used Windows 10 natively as my daily driver for a couple of months and I just couldn't get over some of the issues it presented to me, not to mention hardware incompatibilities. Windows 10 is basically beta software, it's never finished. Besides, if you've got to strip the whole thing out to make it 'usable' then you're fundamentally breaking it for little to no gains. At that point you may as well just be using a different OS. It's now coming up to a year since Microsoft stopped officially supporting Windows 7 and I can honestly say I haven't had a single issue. Like many things in 2020, this is all just scaremongering.

[@whitebeartigtig]

With my hardware, there are pros and cons to using win7 over win10, such as performance. For some reason most of my programs run way faster on win10 than win7. Oh and win10 doesn't have aero glass... Can't live without transparency...

[@kanishkachakraborty]

@@whitebeartigtig Windows 10 has Acrylic though...

[@whitebeartigtig]

@@kanishkachakraborty the last part was a joke.

[@kanishkachakraborty]

@@whitebeartigtig LOL cheers then.

[@Hyxtryx]

"Windows 10 is basically beta software, it's never finished. " Well in that case, Windows 7 was beta software and never finished... until Microsoft decided to not support it anymore.

[@Groovy-Train]

I'm just glad I still have Windows 8.1 to use for another two years!

[@Groovy-Train]

@Maru Angelo Maglalang Santos I have no reason to upgrade, so no I wont be upgrading to 'new' Windows yet. I like using a stable system that doesn't get upgraded by itself every year.

[@tjls]

A very comprehensive video to start 2021. Thank you very much, Chris!

[@dandiaz19934]

What an amazing resource. Chris you're amazing. Learning a lot from you

[@shadowarez1337]

Thank you for these seriously such a big help for making my builds I sell have that special touch. Happy new years here's hoping this year is better.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!

[@devilevil86]

Thank you so much for the hard work you do for us.Happy new year!

[@shanthoshravi5073]

Thank god MSMG toolkit is a lot less tedious to use now. You can now select all the components you need to remove before starting the process, saving loads of time.

[@ajrhodes3262]

Happy New Year Chris!!!!!!!!!! Love your channel!!

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!!

[@gordonmak1014]

your debloat script makes my old pc run smooth again thanks

[@t29sinking]

Thanks for your clear english speech. Happy new year from a new french subscriber.

[@m_ibrahim990]

Honestly I just did a fresh install, Wish I saw this sooner. I'm gonna reinstall right now.

[@ra-nt9vm]

Tell me if it's stable or not after you try it out.

[@m_ibrahim990]

@@ra-nt9vm OK sure I will

[@m_ibrahim990]

@@ra-nt9vm Soo there were a few hiccups during the install. (Turns out I used the wrong version) But after the install it's running as smooth as butter. I'm loving this.

[@vladivchenko873]

Just on time! I got a new laptop but I was confused with all the vids

[@princemj]

I Don't Use Win10 But Awesome Video Chris, *HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!* 🥳

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!

[@princemj]

@@ChrisTitusTech Thank You Chris, Stay Safe!

[@TheTechBasement]

Happy New Year! Great guide! What about of us that already have windows already installed along with all our programs? The videos that I have seen from you start with installing windows, is this a must?

[@debapriyoroy9476]

Happy and safe new year brother!

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Same to you!

[@nikrbawker]

highly recommend unplugging extra physical drives when installing windows it likes to put boot files and partitions on them. for instance just have your ssd plugged in while installing windows.

[@The420OTIS]

I agree plus with some weird issues on my computer my windows disc will not see my nvme drive if my 4 TB hard drive is plugged in so every time I reinstall I got to open the case 🙄

[@electrobreach3251]

Chris ! Happy New Year! and Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! 🙏🙏🙏

[@photondoh5384]

Happy New year Chris and team. Good way to start off the year excellent video.

[@derrickpham7987]

i wish there was a video like this when I started. so many good tips thanks

[@markjones2349]

Hello Chris I want to start out by thanking you for your great work and great content it's very appreciated by all of us. I started out on Ubuntu 8.04 many years ago and have been exclusively running Linux ever since. I jumped to debian and then jumped to Mint and have been on that the last 2 years or so. I'm going back to Debian now but I feel like the community needs a good video discussuing the different branches of debian because I personally am confused on whether to stay on stable or use testing or unstable for a desktop PC. Or if you could recomend some other video or article to help that would be cool too.

[@DoubsGaming]

Now that the script is pretty good to go for most people (mostly) I would love to see the services 23:01 that can be cut down in the script as well and since there are less if they could be well documented on what they do to let the user decided.

[@alexstone691]

This came right at the time i wanted to get back to windows!

[@Kalmte55]

Amazing guy, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. Happy New Year!

[@iyappansriram9854]

Happy new year Chris! Wish you reach 300k soon!

[@techwolfcave]

Hi, thanks for these awesome tips. I both followed yours and adamx for these. Honestly there are really some services that are not useful, like the ones you mentioned on ur website. It greatly boost my pc performance. But i only choose those are not really useful to me. From 300+ to 200+ processes. Thanks for your great work. Happy new year.

[@RussellSmith]

Microsoft's Virtual Desktop Optimization Tool also does a good job of improving performance. Don't know how it compares to a Windows AME install but it's pretty easy to use.

[@kevinrobb86]

Even if I never do this I found it fascinating too watch

[@mr.hatman9345]

Wow, this guy is me! I've been just like him up until recently. I've used NTlite + Winreducer for several years now and a variety of other tools, tweaks, scripts etc. Various configurations, different PC's with different goals. Ultimately I have found that I always end up reinstalling at some point on every machine because something, somewhere down the line will not work. Sometimes it's a big Windows Update, other times it's some type of software or aspect of the software that prevents it from working....and it's always something that you really want. Maybe you decide to by a VR unit and the software suddenly says "screw you" Some software can be finicky and require something tiny, something you don't even know what it wants...but it's not there and you won't know what that something is. Other times, it's something little that eventually gets on your nerves...like one time my custom ISO caused all thumbnails to cease functioning and I could not get it back on no matter what I tried. I eventually got tired of it cause I realized that I like my thumbnails. ...the little things can break your brain. Or maybe one day you'll want to type "netplwiz.exe" in command and it's jacked up or not even there..wtf? Who knows but apps like NTlite can be finicky as well and you have to be SUPER CAREFUL when making those tweaks. Too much can be a bad thing My laptop is a multifunctional beast. So it's even harder to get away with custom Iso's for very long. The tweaking apps (ultimate windows tweaker or custom scrips) really don't offer any noticeable improvements. I mean you can make it feel snappier by reducing menu delays but other stuff like the remove delays of loading startup apps or other various "tweaks" doesn't really do jack in the long run. It'll always slow down with use over time or at least "seems" to in your head. You can minimize the OS footprint a little but in the long run Windows always pushes to eat more so it's a constant battle for no real reason unless you have a small SSD. With a custom ISO, my best achievement was an installed footprint of under 8 GB's with all drivers installed...like wow right?. I forget what it was exactly but after about a month or two, I ended up reformatting and went with a regular install...that was about my last straw. I have found the best luck when doing this to a gaming rig that's literally just for games...but those framerates won't improve..I've tried. Oh damn how I've tried. Nope, you need hardware for that. You can reduce some lag here n there though depending on how old or cheap your rig is. I've been a hardcore tweaker since Windows 98 and these days I don't worry much about it. Just my 2 cents because some of you will literally spend many hours trying to get your setup just right and if you're OCD like me, it'll either never be perfect or won't be for long. ..but I know, you won't listen will you? And if you don't it's because you are yesterday me. I was always that guy who never listened to people like today me.

[@bandoneon_ar]

Prosperous 2021, Chris! I'll suggest y'all use OpenShell as an (lighter) alternative for Windows Search! Maybe add it to the Debloat Script (unless it's outdated by now, not sure), take care!

[@RostislavVesely]

Great video, great pro, tx bro. I would like see some comparation and need of many register cleaning softs, if you feel, we be happy :)

[@timothygibney159]

Chris I would recommend you reconsider the Windows Store and it's removal? Alot of apps in the office and core Office 365 programs such as PowerBI Desktop are only available at the Windows Store. We had a tech who removed the store off all our images. Now we need to reimage nearlyt 1000 pcs at work :-/!? We have customer apps on the Windows Store and PowerBI which we can't use now. Windows Store has Xbox Game Pass which is a plus if you own a console and apps such as VLC are now there. It is not crappy like it once was and is the wave of the future as Windows 7 dies off. Intel RST also is Windows Store only which is a must on this workstation ...

[@jda4887]

Wow the amount of work is impressive, kuddos Chris and Happy new year to all !

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy new year!

[@vladromanenko18]

Thanks a lot for your videos. Really helps me a lot.

[@joyfulfrequencies5391]

Thank you Mr. Chris, you're the best.

[@thumbwarriordx]

Who still doesn't have USB3 front ports? Through the magic of 3D printing I've upgraded the oldest cases I use, as well as a couple video editor friends who were simply incorrigible about loading footage through their front ports. They did not ask, I insisted.

[@Shaquil1]

I bought my ryzen 7 laptop 4800h rtx 2060 7 days ago(flash sale) and only yesterday start umboxing. This video came at a good time.:I)

[@TheOgWalterMelon]

one time i ran your script debloater. Then i restarted my computer. then i wondered"y is this soo slow". and it was reinstalling everything the debloater deleted

[@flammable-man]

Bruh

[@iamdedlok]

Mommy..... I have 300 processes running in my machine at the moment :'( . Ok this video is what I needed! Thanks Chris!

[@Vi-XiphiqiX]

Happy New Year Chris, can confirm NTLite is great, takes time to figure out but I have got great results.

[@mikes_.5_cent]

Thanks Chris. Somehow, I see me watching this more than once.

[@hariomnayak6255]

Sir, I would like to see some bechmarks b/w Normal install and our OPtimized version. Pls make a video on it

[@goldmanis670]

@Alejandro Rojas Well to windows is bloated as hell, so I think it's a good idea to debloat it

[@neonaldo]

Maybe a benchmark test before and after to compare the performance would be nice.

[@phoneuser3569]

Way too many steps etc. Make a custom ISO that strips everything out and then install drivers and a browser. A bare bones gaming PC that you can browse the internet with.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Custom ISO and Final Optimizations would get most people where they want to be.

[@nohopestage]

@@motoryzen i don't think it's that bad. How do you know that it's built into the kernel?

[@nohopestage]

@YASH ARORA how do you know?

[@bradmiles1984]

@@nohopestage They don't. they just like Linux better which is fine but you can 100 percent keep windows from reinstalling stuff if you carve enough out because it has to go back to update sources to install the stuff back, you just cut out the access to the sources aka windows update.

[@nohopestage]

@@bradmiles1984 i thought so. It's pretty easy to disable windows update completely

[@mianalimasood991]

Why don't you make a modified and optimized windows iso and upload for downloading :)

[@JessicaFEREM]

I love Snappy Driver installer, it's so great, but be cautious on OEM computers, make a restore point regardless.

[@rikachiu]

A friend who runs a business sent me a photo of something that went wrong on his work desktop to see if I could help him out. The first thing I noticed was a green start button and a blue taskbar. I almost had a heart attack when he told me it's used for daily business operations and the machine is connected to the internet 24/7 and never turned off.

[@AndrewBryantPianoTuner]

His first brilliant video for 2021

[@Beast80K]

Thanks for the video! My i3 1005G1 laptop with HDD struggles like crazy, Two days ago I was giving online exam and suddenly Windows Telemetry started consuming CPU, I was lucky that system didn't crashed. Once it goes out of warranty I definitely will use any Lite Version of windows!!

[@Sva010]

pentium 5

[@fastechinfo8539]

Realy... Realy.. fantastique.. Thanks 👌👍

[@Thiryth]

If you want to avoid to format disks that contains data here is what i do, i unplug their alimentation and leave only the disk where you install the system, plug them back when the install is over.

[@Ethers_World]

Thank you sir. I will wait for the Razer Synapse fix

[@jame_sta]

Really good video, Although I used some tweaks from this video + Ghost Spectre's 21H1 19043.964 release of Win10 + my own tweaks, I was able to get my Processes down to 72 (idle) from 128 (idle). My older laptop now runs super faster!!!

[@RaceSmokie]

Extra video! Thank you

[@keyr3733]

Great video! But as it is obvious that no one will go through such procedure - question is simple: where to download results?

[@ikbenmathijs9424]

So how would you actually recommend updating every time when a new major version comes out? Running that update thingy or just reinstalling the whole thing?

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Backup and reinstall. Should be about every couple years. Or just do Custom ISO and Final Optimizations part if that is a bit too much. Even still I am usually reinstalling every year. Windows just turns into a bloated mess no matter what you do after a few years.

[@photonboy999]

@@ChrisTitusTech ?? But do you have any great DATA to back that up? I've used Windows since 1996 and it got pretty bloated years ago. Maybe it's bloated now, but before I got my new CPU (R9-3900x) I only had an older i7-3770K (4C/8T) CPU. My Windows installation was at least three years old yet my BENCHMARK NUMBERS did not change in that entire time. I ran game, CPU and storage benchmarks and they seemed not to change nor did my general experience seem sluggish compared to years past. I'm NOT saying you're wrong, but again can you LINK to something that shows a benefit to all of this optimizing? And does it even matter for somebody with a good PC in 2021? (R9-3900x + 32GB DDR4 + GTX1080 + fast SSD)... *CPU USAGE right now is only about two percent. So it's not like background tasks really matter that much for CPU cycles. My 32GB of DDR4 memory isn't eaten up ever, but when I only had 16GB back in 2018 I didn't seem to have any issues with running out... so if my CPU usage and DDR4 memory usage is a non-issue then what am I optimizing? (I realize I currently have 8GB of my 32GB eaten up even with Google Chrome not running and that I could get that number way down, however even if I NEEDED IT for video editing wouldn't Windows simply free up the memory? I have an old laptop that still runs Windows 10 (was Vista. ugh.) and it only has 2GB of system memory and Windows boots up using 1GB of system memory so obviously it can free up a lot of space if needed... so... honestly, for people like me who are probably examples of the Dunning-Kruger Effect what's the point of optimizing?)

[@Mlohava-Palacinka]

@@photonboy999 i only use debloat script on normal win instalation just to remove crap that comes with windows. I think this guide is more suitable for older computers/laptops.

[@martin1649]

@@photonboy999 privacy

[@ivailogeimara]

@@martin1649 Oh please. You have given up on the privacy thing if you use Windows. Also you can't be sure that disabling and removing a few things will actually stop Windows from phoning home (well maybe if you monitor every packet going out of that machine but I'm pretty sure it still phones home). De-bloating Windows has only 1 purpose - Performance. And if you don't get better performance by doing it, then it's pointless. And I think Chris' main goal with this video is improving performance and stability, not privacy.

[@ierosgr]

I was waiting if you mention SDI but there at 8:51 you did nice!

[@edu2574]

Gracias por el gran trabajo, me gusta tu canal y aprendo mucho.

[@MPUPPETIER]

Hi everybody , Thank you very much Chris for sharing with us. I have a question for you all: Have any of you tried to see the in-game performance after this optimization? Thanks in advance

[@TexasTimelapse]

I'd like to see some benchmarks.

[@StarcoreLabs]

I know it will never happen. But I'd love to see Microsoft create 'Open Windows'. An open source Linux-based OS for gaming. But their business model seems to be selling a bloated OS, tracking users, and selling customer data. Thank you for this great in-depth video.

[@guccicakes6238]

@Dio Titus at least youtube works externally

[@Djdm-js1kx]

first- i love your videos! second- can you do a video of pc gaming optimization in the registry and services? maybe even in the group policy stuff and maybe external programs that can help in the process?thanks in advance:)

[@brigitaklasauskaite8829]

can you make gaming benchmark before optimize and after optimize ? that would be awesome video .

[@spicspann4861]

Having Windows run well for me is a 2 step process first step is brute force which is faster cpu more/faster memory faster ssd, etc second step is finesse which is getting it all to work well together. I have come close to achieving instant boot times with windows 7 using a dual or triple boot system where windows loads off 2 or 3 drives vs loading off 1. I place windows on C drive place the user folder(s) on D drive games and music on E drive browser on F drive. If your feeling adventurous create a ram drive and use the ram drive for your browser and temp files.

[@f23948]

happy new year nice video thank you i love you

[@LaneMcCall]

I really wish you could've exported the final version of this OS to an ISO file for us. This was still a fantastic video however. As a sys admin, I even picked up on a few more techniques (thanks to you) to deploy in my SDC's. Just consider building the ISO for some of us please!

[@kindanyume]

hes terribly lazy about that routinely

[@antonyjose2231]

Happy New year Chris.

[@PS_Tube]

*Happy New Year Chris.* _Debloat script and disabling indexing is enough for me. Got rid of most of the crap. Disabled Cortana. And since my device is mostly off-line so least of privacy issues._

[@ChrisTitusTech]

Happy New Year!

[@JessicaFEREM]

I actually like WIndows 10, but all the bloat is a pain in the rear. I try my best to find my balance between security and ease-of-use Don't lynch me, but i still use windows store apps, mostly for games, but also for things like Unigram and streaming apps (HDR isn't supported in the web browser) UWP apps are usually more power efficient than regular apps, because they can suspend without having to be in the tray, only taking up a few MB in the task manager, and there's no tray icon. also there is this app that you can install called Smart Taskbar that acts similarly to how "smart hide" works in linux distros, the taskbar is hidden when you maximise a program and shown when nothing is maximised. I also reccomend this program called ParkControl and CPUBalance because these can both save your computer's resources, and get more control in the power options. Highly reccomended on the laptop, I've gotten a good bit of my laptop's power back just keeping these on.

[@WololoWololo2]

Haha lynching goes TAİWAN 👌🤣

[@valkir293]

I just run an NTLite 20H2 with just the standard apps stripped. I found system latency lower (better) than the older builds and it includes HAGS and RTX support. It's really quite depressing we have to go to these lengths to customize Windows, we should be able to easily add / remove the components we need through the default installer. Anyway thanks for the video.

[@mnaj700]

For a Linux youtuber, Chris does a lot for windows users.

[@iiizeroiii1636]

I like this dude. he actually helps.

[@austinstallion8187]

Happy new year Chris and thanks for the guide... I followed it and it was great!! I lost my Windows Hello fingerprint sign in and wondered whether you knew which feature that belonged to when choosing to create the custom iso?

[@prichinetalexandru1524]

If u use Msmg Toolkit i think Windows Hello is Bio Enrollment App but i think u need also keep Face Recgnition.

[@seeithappen1]

You should start with a Windows LTSB or LTSC. It has most of the consumer bloatware already removed.

[@Bloodlvst]

The best part of this is that I'm running windows in a GPU-passthrough VM with VFIO, so this will definitely help me squeeze some extra performance out of it :D

[@ZainullahKhan-xb7gb]

this is def the best middle ground ame literally breaks all adobe apps cause windows thinks ya dont have wifi

[@arkangel2858]

Essential tool it self is so effective that I ran once my window start booting up in 2.5 GB 😱 which is insanely good without running essential tool it's taking 3.5-4 gb min 😓 note I'm on latest windows with all update 21H

[@raymanovich3254]

I wonder if all this would give you a measurable increase in either benchmark scores or even in-game framerates. That's not really the point of all this, but it would be interesting to see.

[@nguyentrananhnguyen7900]

reinstall is not an option for me right now, so i only use the powershell script, it goes from 200+ processes to 162, nice! thanks a lot and Happy new year.

[@raymanovich3254]

Here from Craft Computing's video. I have a second PC I can use as a reference PC and I've been working almost al week using officials tools trying to capture an image to make a custom iso with.

[@illiiilli24601]

MSMG Toolkit's link is dead. It's still available on the Wayback Machine though.

[@alanelston2330]

Why do we need to download Linux? - What (Else) have I missed with this need for the Linux download.. ( I missed most of it on the first few watches , its too quickly jumping around , and I don’t get half of it,… yet) . This video is a bit above my head in a few places. Some stuff I recognise from earlier videos. This could be a video for me for later, just now it’s too convoluted for my level of understanding of some of the things being talked about

[@nikolaosxois5632]

i am not expert but i upgrate from win 7 to win 10, and with 18 apps, office and antivirus with firewall my installation is 8,15giga. i run almost a year and all work perfect.

[@kikofus]

Love your work.

[@RetiredFan]

The speed of the " 5 minute process" and the entire speed of everything also depends on the computer speed. I'm going to try this out with my i7 pc.

[@darien217]

Have you posted a video showing the same game or a few games running on the machine with Windows 10 full image unmodified image then de-bloated (with Power Shell Toolbox) vs. the version of windows you got after all the work in this video to give us some metrics on improved FPS or rendering times or another quantifiable metric?

[@Kornhaus]

Is it possible to use your windows_lite_2004 AME script for the latest and greatest Windows 20H2? I've tried, but when I'm doing the linux-step an error appears: fzf file not found and then it exits. Thanks for your work and a happy new year!

[@akhilachanta805]

One thing I dont understnad, is why they don't include one of their custom windows 10 images for download.

[@ChrisTitusTech]

I could get arrested and fined for redistribution of Windows Images. There was a guy that spent two years in prison for this, and all he was doing was reproducing restore dvds that came with refurbished computers.

[@akhilachanta805]

@@ChrisTitusTech Damn!!!! thats rough. Thanks for the guide though. I will be switching to windows soon, because my mom doesn't want to sell her kidneys to get me a MacBook. I was watching this as research. This looks like way too much work. I think Ill just use Linux instead. Thanks again!!

[@WololoWololo2]

Dude why do you want your mom to die? 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 She is right she is supposed to live as long as she can to guide on you on your life lol 😂 and u expect her to sell kidneys for some MACS