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De-Bloat And De-Spook Windows 10 With a Few Clicks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 พ.ย. 2020
- In this video I show you how to De-Bloat and remove spookiness from Windows 10 with a Powershell script, which can be downloaded here.
github.com/Sycnex/Windows10De...
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Wow, it just took one second for PowerShell to load. Microsoft really has improved that from the 10 to 20 seconds that I remember from Windows 7.
on my windows 10 pc. I takes ages to open power shell
@@mariothrowsfireballsuntitl1841 Then I guess his computer is just really fast. Though even a second is still way too long.
It depends on the cpu
hardware difference
plot twits its loaded to RAM on boot
will this remove the bioluminescent government employees access to my computer?
Yes, and I am not being paid to say that.
@patioprimate
Fuckit, anything running on x86 or newer silicon that wasn't made before the intel core series was invented, is compromised. Afaik arm arches are safe but idk, seems like the perfect controlled opposition to the classic x86 or amd64 arches which are backdoored. And no amount of software can prevent a hardwired backdoor.
(Old joke) If you can't find a backdoor, climb in through Windows.
@patioprimate
Way ahead of ya. Openbsd.
@@rockytom5889 hold my system76 lemur pro
Never seen a GUI for a shell script before; that's pretty kickass.
Contrary to popular belief, Windows is actually pretty powerful when it comes to the command line
@@NullPointer true
linux users be like
@@rockoman100 You have that on linux too tho so not really.
@@NullPointer yassssss one of us one of us~!
better title should have been "How to download 0.5GB of RAM" 😂
Bruh
How to download free and open source ram for Windows computers
How to use Windows 10 with free RAM
_How to download Windows 10 open source_
_*I have Windows Vista Ultimate RAM
*_
as someone with 16 gigs ram i just laugh my ass off
@@efwfewewf4649 If 50% of your RAM is being used in idle my man you need to nuke your Windows because you've got malware. I've got 16GB of RAM on Windows 10 and with Vivaldi browser open, telemetry and Cortana disabled, 20% of RAM is being used. Several apps open in the background as well, such as Discord and Steam.
You're either full of shit or full of malware, take a pick.
Thanks for the guide, this lowered my ram usage by 2.1 gigabytes. Not that I didn't have the ram to spare, but it's always good to maximize efficiency.
wow that's a *lot*
Hey. Can you please help me? I can't find a file to download and the quick download link doesn't work for me either. Am i a retard or the thing just doesn't work anymore?
@@antikokalis it still works, just press code, and in the drop-down menu click download zip, further guide can be found at the page itself
@@daudabdulhakimnaufal9832 Wow. Thanks. Why would they put the zip file in options under "code"? Makes zero sense wtf
@@antikokalis because technically you are getting the code from the repo (instead of downloading the released software), and the main way to do that isn't directly downloading in zip format, instead using git or github's cli
i really thought this would be a linux mint install or something
It’s be kind of funny if he was just like “Uninstall windows duh”
yoooo wtf ran this powershell script and I had the fastest start up time I’ve had in years on windows and it was mad responsive when things were starting up. This must be how an average linux user feels 😭
Unfortunately, the average Linux user doesn't know what it's like for their machine to suddenly speed up. It's not slow to begin with. ♪ヽ(･ˇ∀ˇ･ゞ)
I used Linux (Pop!_OS) for a month and it had significantly slower start up time compared to Windows, starting up programs were about the same though. Maybe it's a Pop!_OS related thing but I shill for Windows from now on.
@@nefretkutuphanesi2367 That's so strange, I've never heard of that happening. Did you ever find out why?
@@dIancaster I couldn't, even a fresh install of Pop! was a lot slower than a 1 year old installation of Windows, both used as the daily drive and on the same computer. I also had a lot of problems related to my Wi-Fi connection, the driver just wouldn't install. I wanted to switch to Linux so much so I waited for about a week waiting for the solution (one guy was developing a program for that issue), my laptop was basically unusable for daily work without a cable connection until then.
I was constantly being told Linux was much better than before and an excellent alternative to Windows but it's still a piece of trash.
@@nefretkutuphanesi2367 That's absolutely bizarre-- driver issues I understand; I have a brief spell every few weeks where an update breaks my Bluetooth on my discussion laptop before it gets patched again.
I'm thinking-- are you still willing to give Linux a try? I've looked around and I think I have a distribution that's worked well in all the computers I've installed it on.
Mind you, for Windows 10 20H2, Cortana, and OneDrive have become very difficult to remove. They are getting more and more integrated with into the base OS, so please take care. There are still registry edits that you can look up to completely disable Cortana, however, be aware that you will also break Windows Search (which honestly, isn't all that good to begin with).
oh damn I did not know that
There is an unofficial debloated and modified Win10 Version out there that comes without Cortana ready for download but I forgot the name and cant find it.
The project has a website and its supposedly as barebones as Win10 can get.
I have 21h1 and I removed OneDrive in the control panel. I removed cortana by right clicking the taskbar, disabling the cortana button, disabling in the regedit, and then removing it in powershell. Windows Search still works. Not sure what you are talking about
@@rengamesitout dude i think your most recent comment is why I ended up getting this recommended and its so useful. THANK YOU internet bro
@@ianmoore5502 i think that's the reason why. I really need this. I didnt even look up for this video or anything related to it.
You can also actually remove Cortana with Winget. It's really easy to do!
"Cortana is dead"
2 seconds later:
"Hi, I am Cortana!"
loool
windows has always been getting more bloated but windows 10 brings a whole new meaning to the word
Wait till we find out what 11 has
hope you know that, the less ram you gve the VM the less is used, and less processes,
now go run a Win10 VM with 1gb ram and 1 core, then look at the ram usage and backround processe ( i got max 50 proceses/500mbRam used, and win is usable)
a side note now: write down the processs, then compare them with a bare metal win10, now you know what proceses are not essential for win10 and can get rid of them(if possible)
Bro this is great. Thank you
This video is quite misinformed
This is so big brain
this is exactly why I say 2gb's of ram is useable in 2020 yet people don't believe crap that windows uses less ram depending on how much is installed
@@aleksandersats9577 I would argue 2GB RAM is technically usable, but probably only tolerable if running on a fast SSD since Windows will be swapping stuff between RAM and disk much more frequently. Also, many people love to keep chrome open with tons of tabs 24/7 instead of using an extension like Tabs Outliner.
The reason you didn't see a whole lot of improvement on the CPU front is because with so little ram windows scales back the amount of running processes. If you notice you only have 44-50 running before and after using the debloater script. If you're using x64 with 8gb+ of ram you're looking at ~150 processes. Debloater lowers that down to somewhere around 100 processes making default 0-1% on idle from ~2%.
Windows be like: 1000 processes for everything in kernel T_T
And his drive was Running at 92%
Also consider using enterprise W10 instead of all the various home versions. I use it for gaming, (it's missing some directx stuff) and it idles at about 500Mb less than W10 home. Also, it's likely you'll have to run this debloater after every big update. They'll turn that stuff back on, and they won't even tell you. They'll also detect that it's gone, and send you a mandatory update to reinstall it or to turn it back on. It's really their OS, there's not much you can do. Registry edits don't stick, they detect them and put them back the way they want them. I think the closest thing would be that group has somehow managed to gut windows 10. Use their version, and make sure you get updates from them. Cause iirc they had to rip out the M$ updater cause it would work against them.
Wait what group? This is interesting
@@elizataylor1726 probably talking about the windows 10 AME people
Start with windows ltsc. It start with lots of crap removed already.not perfect but better as a starting point.
Just get LTSC. Nothing of that and no updates
@@sterkriger2572 no *feature* updates. security-only updates still exist, and they can *still* fuck up windows update. it's pretty wild.
that being said, ltsc is much better than non-ltsc. just be prepared to try all 3 (2015, 2016, 2019).
For those curious, the thumbnail depicts madobe tooko, which is Windows 10's actual official mascot in japan
gotta love japan amirite
that's actually hilarious lmao, japan is something else
De-Spook Windows 10 ...... I find that a very good way to describe what Microsoft is doing inside windows with its users
I see cute anime thumbnail, I click
Really useful content tho, thanks!
me too thanks
Just delete* system32 folder
Lol
nice
Just delete the entire installation, install Linux.
sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root C:\\Windows\System32
another very smart person. with very smart comment. in a very stupid world
world that approves stupidness
FYI, if you remove Cortana from the installation medium (USB, DVD) updates won't bring it back. For example, use NTLite to achieve that.
Pretty sure that it can install itself through new updates without any choice
2:50 I don't think I've ever seen github in light mode in my life
Likely due to being a new vm w/ no presets
Comparing Windows's memory management based on "Unsed RAM is wasted RAM" is just the same as saying "My RAM was used up by stuff I didn't use"
Regardless of the argument, having more free RAM is always better rather than it being temporarily use for something unbeneficial to it's user.
Ur a weeb so I doubt you understand this, but I’ll spell it out for you. When you have unused ram, it can be used for caching and buffers, which will increase responsiveness. Filling it up with bloat means not as much can be stored for that purpose, so things will generally be less responsive.
The Linux kernel does this
@@KookoCraft i think you blind bro. he/she literally said bloated ram is worst than just unused ram. what are you ranting for man? also where is the weeb-ness?
@@KookoCraft you are just repeating what has been said by the very comment you tried to oppose with. What is wrong with you lol
@@gameaccess3334 reading comprehension, probably
@@KookoCraft how embarrassing 😂
As someone who's PC Genuinely has 4gb of Ram this helped, thanks.
I recommend trying Linux Mint or Manjaro
same
@@juusomaenpaa7236 teach me linux
@@TheCapitalWanderer what distro do you want to try?
@@juusomaenpaa7236 which one is best?
Notable improvement after using this. I've been using ISLC for ram cleanup as well and it does wonders.
Best de-bloat is Windows Server. Windows Server comes bloat free AND you can disable telemetry with one click. Some applications don't run on server ~10%, but it's still the most secure out-of-box Windows image you'll get.
THANK YOU! From 5,6GB to 3,8 of ram usage, crazy!
I honestly have used this for awhile, always on new machines and this is honestly a better solution compared to me manually typing commands in before!
Nice video, always love your content Mental
The cool thing about windows is that there's enough people using it that for practically any problem you can have, someone else has come up with a solution
God, I forgot how bloated Windows is. My Linux pc uses like 300MB of memory at idle, 5x less than win10, it’s pretty crazy when you think about it.
I love how his disk is just at >80% over the whole video
wtf?!?!? where are the anime girls?!
in your walls my man
thanks this helped my situation a little bit, my computer only has 6 gigs of ram, and a fresh install of windows uses 3.2gb with nothing open
My Man. You got us Windows bois covered.
You are one of the only you tubers who I disable add block for
Oh man, you have no idea how cathartic it is to hear someone else go through half the things I hate about windows. It's not just my imagination and there are other people out there who have to deal with this shit!
I love how as I ran thism, even before Powershell finished doing the work windows modules installer suddenly started using MASSIVE amounts of resources alongside various other processes.
Bring that up in the issues my dude
>de-spook
Smashes that X to doubt button
Not gonna lie, I subscribed to you just because I think you are funny, but this time I really learn something, Thank you.
Very awesome. I might try it out!
I'm kinda cautious tho. I used a bloatware remover years ago, and I wasn't very satisfied. It broke a couple of things. But this looks really solid.
you are my saviour, i run an amd athlon 3050e which means im constantly at 70 to 100 percent cpu usage with windows, now i use linux mint but for some things i need windows, this should help with ram and cpu efficency
"Billy the virtual machine" is some deep mutahar lore right there
This is very helpful. I am probably always going to rely on windows for a lot of things sadly, but atleast when I have to use it over a distro it won't be dogshit on anything but the most state of art computers
Nice!, im going to save this because i never know when or if i will need to boot in to win.
I use (Chromium) Edge for pdfs because it has excellent pen support which is something I use a LOT. Several of those bloatware apps are also great for pen users. Fresh paint is such a cool app! Arguably nobody would know about it, if they didn't bundle it with Windows.
Also, thanks for the tip! 😊
Fresh Paint?
@@dIancaster It lets you work with a digital version of wet paint. colours run together in a super satisfying way, I've never seen this done so well another else. It's also a great tool to teach children about mixing colours in online classes
@@ChrisHaupt Huh, cool.
I think trying to simplify win7 control panel windows made a mess eventually ending up with 2 places to edit configs.
This shit is so awfuul
The new windows 10 design looks nice but they themed like half of the OS and gave up
Nice one of the best tools I've ever tried to make Win at least to an extend usable. Never had so many fps in GTA :D
Yes please. Where has this been all my life. Had to do it manually all this time.
Why are you using Windows 10 Build 1507? This script was designed with the latest build in mind. Also, the CPU usage is not a “windows thing”, if you had done this in the latest build, then you wouldn’t have this issue. Check out Chris Titus Tech’s video on how to do it. Now this isn’t to defend Windows, I’m a Fedora Linux user, this is just a thought I wanted lo lay out there.
Edit: Wow, thanks for Reddit Gold you guys!
I fully agree, this is not a fair test. Even by looking at the wallpaper and PowerShell Icon I already thought 'wtf is this old Windows build'. I also do agree that Chris Titus Tech's video is way better and his script is way more advanced.
I almost forgot that there was a time when Windows 10's interface wasn't a total inconsistent mess (I mean, it always was, it just got worse and worse over time).
Yes; on another video by JayzTwoCents, he had his mom's? old potato laptop that was eons behind on Updates, I wonder how he got the CPU usage went down, hm.........
>Now this isn’t to defend Windows, I’m a Fedora Linux user, this is just a thought I wanted lo lay out there...>
glow in the dark detected
Says "Cortana is dead", opens the search bar again and theres cortana, then opens the task manager and Cortana is clearly there. Good job bud!!!!!
Chris Titus’ windows debloat tool is the best I’ve found. V useful
The only hangup I encountered was having to reinstall Net Framework, but this thing was highly effective.
Right click windows button (or windows+X iirc) for a context menu with admin powershell and a few other goodies
Cant figure out if this is a genuine "how-to" or not because no dislikes... Thanks TH-cam 🙏
Current ratio is 14k likes, 225 dislikes. Also I did the same and it works
@@nfetc1307 ? How u know
@@cloverfromdeltarune Browser extension. TH-cam is still tracking the data, they just don't display it to you anymore.
assume any video from mental outlaw isn't clickbait
@@ME0WMERE i second that
thanks for uploading this, just got installed windows on a free computer I just fixed
This script brought my CPU utilization down 40% and RAM usage while idle down 50%. Incredible!
I have a lot of stuff installed and my CPU usage is still lower (taking into account CPU perf). This is probably due to the fact you are maxing out hard driver for some reason
Will this work well on windows 11? Are there any other notable apps to blacklist before debloating?
My crappy 2017 Lenovo ideapad 110-15ACL 4GB DDR3 ram quadcore runs even better now.
I debloated manually before, but i didn't touched the registry keys and stuff like that, kinda scary to me.
Well, thanls for the script and thanks for the performances increase !
thanks it lowered my ram usage from 2.6 gb to 26624 mb.
Nice, I've used this script tons of times. After de-bloating my ISO, installing chocolaty, and using NVClean install, my guest system should be great for running those windows only programs.
Ok, so my new file isn't working under my KVM. Time to try bare metal, I guess. Probably destroyed the os in more than one way :/
My secret to disable windows update is finding all related services in registry and denying all access from "system". That way nothing will be able to bring them back unless you allow system to access them.
Keep in mind Windows Defender is an exception unless you find a way to execute regedit as System (it is a CMD command I think)
This will be invaluable when I get around to a new gaming build
Thanks. Sometimes i need to optimize w10 for tiny pc with limeted resources and it is a pain. so i'll try this one solution
It doesn’t look like it successfully disabled Cortana. When you opened the search menu the second time it gave the Cortana welcome page. I’ve found the only way to reliably disable it is through the local group policy editor on Pro versions of Win10
My fucking ram usage went from 8gbs used out of 16gbs to 2gbs. My startup time went from 10 mins to one and a half. I fucking love that you shared this
Were you running W10 on a Gameboy??? What on earth did you do to your poor machine to have a 10 min startup???
@@lutylives1852 ask Microsoft cuz after all the bloat ware was gone it was fast as fuck
Thanks for showing us this!
Dude I use an old HP notebook and I dont realy have the cash for an upgrade, with only 4gb of ram avaliable, after trying the method sudently the cpu usage got lowered and the disc stoped with the random 100% usage. I've got more 500mb ram avaliable (doesnt sound like much but it shows it self realy significant when gaming) and the OS it self just loads faster, my most sincere thank you
Outlaw: Debloat with this one simple trick!
Me: Wipe the partition and install gnu/linux
based
@SelloXbox360 switch to a better game
@The Destroyed understandable, have a nice day
@arianna1906 I don't understand the windows hate. I am using a i3 2100 with Win 10 Pro and it works like a charm. I multitask a lot too.
@Mental Outlaw - Would you consider doing an update on this? Do you still use it or have you seen the newer version, etc? Thanks for all you do!
I would also like to see a follow up.
+1 im giving up on yet another chance i've given to linux for my main OS lol. Its still not quite there for a full blown jump from windows, and requires too much time consuming roundabout fiddling to get it to *maybe* work.
seconding this
I appreciate this highly, good show
Ty this video was amazingly helpful and fix some crashing/chugging issues I was having with windows: )
Madobe Touko on the thumbnail 🥰
Just so y'all know Cortana has been made mandatory. I removed it from my ISO and it bricked my install. This may have been accounted for in this tool but use at your own risk
Yeah I was running a win 10 education build and they forced it in through an update. If only linux was viable for gaming I would drop windows like a hot potato and never look back
@@CTStyles31 that snafu forced me to use Linux because it's ISO was small enough to be downloaded onto my win-Chromebook lmfao Linux isn't the worst as it comes to gaming depending on what you play. EAC support has begun rolling out and might start being adopted soon. Lots of low intensity indie games work with proton or have native support. I've been fine with it because LoL works with litrus and wine and I'm that kind of degenerate
@@CTStyles31 That was also my main concern when I switched to linux, but the games I play actually run pretty well. Just use Lutris and you can even use that to install (legally downloaded, ofc) games from ISOs. Just don't play anything by shitty epic games
why is cortana mandatory? it sucks, and I have never used it.
Also linux for steam gaming is good now, except for games that have a secondary launcher, but even those can be tweaked to work.
@@HG-zn4kv they intergrated it with the file manager. When I tried to rip it from the iso it dropped the file to like kilobytes. Linux doesn't require you to use proton anymore?
Tools like this are a godsend for those of us who just can't daily drive linux.
Thanks for the video, didn't know about that
i'm incredibly unknowledgeable about these types of things, but it looks incredibly beneficial to a person like me who can only get by with 8 gigs. I like to play my fair share of games on my machine and I was wondering if this would help with memory-hungry games. The little risk at the start of the github kind of scares me. If i use the debloater, would it break any functionality of running applications and games?
Just run windows update if your computer won't play games anymore. Microsoft made it so update ruins all customization
You can choose what to disable. If Cortana is part of your gaming setup then just don't include it, before running debloater.
This could wreck your pc. Uninstall things manually and disable cortana.
@@Suesserto ah yes let me just uninstall windows default things. Without using a tool that literally does exactly that for me
Definitively need this but i'll tune it to make sure i dont delette stuff i actually use as well
Just a few steps and I now have an extra 4gb memory freed up
Damn dude thanks
Thank you friend very easy to follow
how come you always upload the exact video i need the day i need it
Classic Shell is a great app for the classic XP look and feel :P
Open Shell*
Which build you are running? If you are not running dedicated GPU I would turn off UI effects except thumbnails and smooth fonts. Obviously, it can be done in PowerShell.
I see the drive busy up to the roof. There isn't much you can do about it apart from "fixing" by getting an SSD, setting up to run updates when you ain't working, or switching off antivirus.
I just did this and I think I can feel the speed increase already. Task manager opening up instantly for example.
Sadly I missed some important apps to exclude from the purge (mail app), so I had to reinstall it and re-add stuff.
Got one for windows 11?
Ive used this. Its really nice. And also pretty small in data for all that id does. Its like 350kb or something. less than half a meg. It works and turns off most to all of the stupid stuff that runs at default at a fresh install. It takes like 20-30 seconds.
It comes with a premade script that does it all all at once, for you. OR you can use the UI (like he shows in the video) and specifically choose what you want changed.
What takes time is looking at what you want to run because it has a thing for the auto, or a thing for the UI. This is a tiny hurdle though.
**As a headsup, You may still have to right click on the taskbar and manually turn off other things you dont want running, by hand. Some of these things wont be affected by the debloater, out of courtesy of the debloat programmer, in case you like these goofy things like weather on your taskbar, or cortana search bar, or "people", etc.
Wow that Windows 10 build is sooo old! I can tell that is the first initial release of Windows 10 from July 2015.
Which is good.
If it's not broken, don't update it.
Install the oldest release, remove bloat, add your stuff. Disable updates. You're done.
Of course I'm talking about Win 8.1, don't use 10+ garbo, lol.
Give this guy a noble prize for debloating
Windows 10 is so bloated I can’t even run it on any mechanical hard drives I own
Same!
I doubt this. If that is your specific case it may be a bad drive or the Windows version isn't official default. (or it's the rest of the hardware rather than the drive) I'm not saying that Windows 10 doesn't have bloat, but it should still run fine. There's many many millions of people using it on HDDs.
I have it on a mechanical drive as a back up and it is SO slow!
@@MsHojat HDD windows is "usable" but not a pleasant experience. it runs fine after waiting a solid hour for updates with windows defender raping the drive at the same time. i boot into it very infrequently though, so for the average user it won't have 40 gigabytes of updates queued.
deadset my laptop that ran win10 when it came out was fine
all the updates trash the random read i/o
had to put in a 850 evo its a haswell i7 laptop...
with 16gb of ram
Is there any risk within doing this? Or something you should be aware of before doing it?
@Ildabaoth Saklas How bad is calculator for it to be considered bloatware lol?
numbers go up when mental outlaw adds an anime girl into the thumbnail
I love how you had system lag on a machine you're debloating.
went from 6.6GB being used to 3.2 with this, wow
So, my computer was running fine. Nothing major really taxing the CPU or memory. But I wanted to get rid (debloat) some things. I ran the script you provided. All seemed well until I went into Task Manager. Now, my CPU is usually pegged between 27% - 32% with one process. The process is "Windows Driver Foundation - User-mode Driver Framework Host Process". I tried to resolve the issue by following some MS suggestions. Nope. Still running. Looks like I'm gonna end up reimaging my computer.
UPDATE: I did a little more digging. I first tried to turn off NFC feature in the Network & Internet section under Airplane Mode. No go. WDF still pegging the CPU. Next I went into Device Manager\Proximity devices. I disabled the NFC Proximity Provider. BAM!!! Now CPU usage is between 2%-4% when idle. Was the Debloater script the culprit? I don't think it was. I believe it may have been a coinky dink that I noticed the WDF CPU usage after I ran the debloater. I will run the debloater again and see if WDF reappears in the Task Manager's processes.
@@Geonious Requesting update on the system, marine, hows it all going now
Thank you so much for this. it has helped a ton. i hated windows 10 mostly because of all that extra forced junk it has.problem solved
I just bought a refurbished upgraded HP 8300 and it was advertised as being "debloated". Now I want to figure out if it actually was. Will this help me with that?
Well there go the files on my desktop. Real cool script. Really nice, realizing several hours of photo editing are down the drain, and that the script doesn't even have the decency to send the files to the Recycle Bin first. Amazing.
its not the script at fault that was One Drive being removed i had that happen too but nothing of value was lost
@@unknown39a29 That's nice. Again, would have been cool if this script had moved the deleted contents to a folder on the desktop, called "review before deleting" or something, instead of just permanently deleting everything. This kind of behavior borders on malware.
@@centralintelligenceagency9003 creating that would make it really complex and it wouldnt be such a simple shell script anymore and anyway there was a disclaimer on the download page the fault lies in us. But would definitely use it on a new PC from now on.
@@unknown39a29 Oh my God, CTRL-X + CTRL-V and a rename, maybe just a popup disclaimer as a warning that the script is about to nuke your data, what impossible complexity! We'll have to wait for quantum computing to execute such incredibly heavy scripts, but our modern CPUs are not up to the task.
Heavens forbid a script you apparently just run once take more than a minute to run, the loss of time would be devastating. Hundreds of countries would explode. Explode, I tell you!
Oh, yeah, and that generic disclaimer definitely warns of irretrievable data loss in a common use case. Imagine a headache pill giving 20% of the people explosive, burning, excrutiating diarrhea when they take it for a migraine, and the side effects simply saying "may induce mild side effects." Guess it's all the people's fault who now have to burn their underwear, huh?
Good thing I saw this comment, he really should’ve clarified in the video.
me back here after downgrading from windows 11
I had a fairly large drop on cpu usage as it typically sat at 15%-20% but dropped to 2%-4%. Ram usage dropped to about 4GB of 16GB but I already had shut down Cortana and one drive and a few other items.
My tiles didnt get removed and idk if it removed the other stuff, hlep i kept some bloatware like xbox stuff, onedrive, and office products
Mental outlaw: no bloat
Everyone: Yes.
I was fully expecting you to just format your drive.
"Testing VM" being the highlight here for everyone!
Ok the RAM usage is with or without the superfetch service? Because by default Windows knows better and preloads its bloat into RAM in anticipation of the user launching it. This goes by the principle that "unused RAM is wasted RAM" and unironically I can't really disagree with that...