Windows 11 is bloatware to its core unfortunately. There are stripped back versions somewhat available, just not available to the public and require Microsoft’s blessing to use.
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Windows 11 is bloatware to its core unfortunately. There are stripped back versions somewhat available, just not available to the public and require Microsoft’s blessing to use.
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I’ve just installed Win11, IoT Enterprise LTSC 24H2 on a self build ITX 7600X3D system and it’s lovely. I wanted to install Zorin, but as it turns out there’s very limited Wifi7 support on Linux, and no support for MediaTek wifi 7 card that is built into my Asus X870i. Only Windows 11 24H2 supports ‘proper’ Wifi7 apparently.
Out of the box, 39 processes running vs Pro which is 100+.
I’ve activated it. Configured it to my liking. No co-pilot, no telemetry data, no bloated apps, no recall. I’ll now be rolling this out to my other PC’s.
Oh, and to make sure I also run the Chris Titus util.
It’s so fast in comparison, really snappy.
Out of the box, 39 processes running vs Pro which is 100+.
I’ve activated it. Configured it to my liking. No co-pilot, no telemetry data, no bloated apps, no recall. I’ll now be rolling this out to my other PC’s.
Oh, and to make sure I also run the Chris Titus util.
It’s so fast in comparison, really snappy.
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I think it’s very good, if you’re a novice I’d be very cautious though.
Cautious?
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Yes.
You can potentially be over zealous with the settings and break your windows build.