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Hello guys and gals. Me Mudahar and uh
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do you ever wish there was a digital
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version of Ompic for your computers
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ladies and gentlemen? Well, when I found
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out that apparently Microsoft uses like
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what 30% uh 30% of Microsoft code was
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apparently written by an AI as according
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to their boss, it all started to make
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sense. Now, there's a lot of things that
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Windows does where I feel like they
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introduced features that nobody really
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asked for. things like, you know,
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Windows recall and amongst a whole bunch
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of other things that have turned this
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once beautiful operating system into a
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bloated carcass. Now, of course, one of
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my favorite operating systems is like
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Windows XP. You know, somehow back then
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on 256 megs of RAM, I mean, this is 2
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gigs of RAM, one core, and this thing is
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performant. It just flies through
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everything. And generally I have a
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Windows XP virtual machine, not just to
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relive nostalgia, but to play really old
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games under it sometimes where again
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we're not dealing with compatibility
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problems. Sometimes I just run [ __ ] in
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here to make sure it just works um you
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know out of the box. I don't want to
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deal with configurations and anything.
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But, you know, when I look at, you know,
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web browsers of today, it's crazy that a
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web browser now, I think, has a higher
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system requirement than like Windows XP
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and like a lot of these older little
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operating systems. But now, moving up to
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Windows 10, Windows 11, uh, the bloat is
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is pretty real. And one of the questions
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I get asked is, Muda, how do I how do I
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uh how do I debloat my operating system?
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How do I make sure that it actually
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functions properly? How do I make sure I
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get rid of all the fat? What is that
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digital ompic everyone's been talking
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about? Now, you might be like, "But
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Muda, why would one need to debloat a
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system?" To give you an idea, I'm
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somebody that uses Linux, but Linux is
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not a perfect operating system, as
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nothing really is. And in fact, when it
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comes to things like gaming, for
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instance, there's actually a lot of
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negatives that come with Linux gaming.
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Uh, generally speaking, if you have an
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Nvidia GPU like me, you're probably
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going to have some level of performance
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loss. But sometimes there's some really
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secret W's that actually end up coming
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through the trough. So, for instance,
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Cyberpunk 2077 is one of my favorite
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games. It's also one of the best looking
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games that I've probably ever played.
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And when you crank up the settings all
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the way to max with super intense
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rateracing, it is genuinely a
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mind-boggling experience how a game can
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look this good. But of course, uh, I did
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some benchmarks with the in-game tool,
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and I was actually a little bit
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surprised. So, inside over here, I used
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the actual in-game benchmark. I
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basically set the settings to maximum,
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ran the game at 1440p, and of course, I
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did not enable any form of rate tracing.
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The only thing I enabled was DLSS at a
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performance level between both of the
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systems. So, that no variable was really
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all that different. Now, surprisingly
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underneath Linux, I ended up getting a
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107 frames per second on average. With
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Windows, I ended up getting 81 frames
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per second on average. So again, ladies
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and gentlemen, that's a pretty
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substantial difference in terms of how
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smooth that experience can be. Looking
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at the minimum frames, I was looking at
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around 70 frames per second on Linux and
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63 on Windows. And of course, when it
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came to the max, somehow I hit 150 on
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Linux, but I hit 95 on Windows. So,
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surprisingly speaking, it it really
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comes across that under my testing and
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my system, believe it or not, ladies and
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gentlemen, Linux is somehow faster than
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Windows for one of the most heaviest
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games. But you might be like, Bud Muda,
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what about that ray tracing you were
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talking about? And this is where I was
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also a little bit shocked as well. So, I
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did the benchmarks again and I enabled
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every single option underneath the
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system with ray tracing up to the psycho
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level except I didn't put on the path
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tracing. I just left it to maximum rate
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tracing. And surprisingly, Linux was
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still faster. Like underneath these
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benchmark tests, ladies and gentlemen,
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Linux is somehow at
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76.2 frames per second average. With
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Windows, you're looking at 64.
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Surprisingly on the Windows side, I'm at
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54 frames per second minimum and a 60
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frame minimum on Linux. So, surprisingly
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speaking, even with all of the bells and
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whistles attached, I have found one of
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the toughest games, one of the most
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performant uh you know uh ripping games
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running actually better underneath the
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Penguin. And this actually shocked me a
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little bit because I tested other other
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games underneath Windows and I would say
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the performance sometimes can be
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inversed. Now, what I'm doing over here
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is setting up a uh virtual machine with
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a graphics card pass through. I've
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talked about it in the past, but I kind
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of have to do this, especially when
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playing a lot of recent performant
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games, games that have things like ray
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tracing or path tracing as a near
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requirement at this point. And generally
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speaking, the reason I got to go through
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with this is obviously I have to need I
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have to have technologies like frame
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generation and upscaling. And it's not
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like this doesn't exist underneath Linux
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right now. It's just a lot better and
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smoother of an experience in Windows.
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Alongside modding games, which are just
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substantially easier to do in Windows,
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even to this day, although it's getting
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better, uh, you might be wondering,
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okay, how do you, you know, trim the fat
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off Windows and get a better experience
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without sacrificing the functionality or
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the usability and stability of the
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system? You absolutely can trim the
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system down. And uh in some cases, I
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think if you have a lower-end system,
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you probably are required to if you want
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to get an extra couple years out of your
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system. So, I made a video in the past
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where I showed different versions of
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Windows 11, like gamer oriented builds
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that you could download and install onto
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your system that already came debloed.
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And generally speaking, I wouldn't
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really trust downloading something like
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that on the internet. I even played
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around with something called Windows 11
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Government Edition that I believe was
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alleged to come from like China, which
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had a lot of the spying actually
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removed. Turns out it was some person
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who actually ended up putting together a
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deflated version of Windows and it
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didn't have anything to do with Windows
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officially. Okay, so it was something
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that somebody jerryrigged together. So,
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I'm going to show you how to actually do
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all of these things yourself without
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ever relying on downloading shady stuff
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from the internet. I mean, you kind of
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are dealing with shady stuff here, but
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this is more of a DIY hack job. So,
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there are, if you look up Windows
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debloating, you'll probably find like a
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whole bunch of different tools out
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there, like Windows 10 DBLO. There's one
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good tool by Chris Titus Tech, who also
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runs an amazing channel on YouTube
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talking about this kind of stuff. But,
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of course, there's GitHub projects like
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this where it's it's really simple, like
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you could just run one actual thing in
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terminal and then basically go through
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this entire list. But even this may be a
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little bit too daunting for the average
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person. So in amongst all of this, I saw
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one project debloat Windows in just two
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clicks. Okay, that's that's pretty cool.
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Two clicks is all it takes to debloat
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this this [ __ ] carcass of an
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operating system. Well, apparently it's
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supposed to be used on freshly installed
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Windows 11 systems. So, if you got a
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current Windows 11 system, you you might
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not want to run this unless you you
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you're absolutely okay with having
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things like system corruption and apps
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not working properly. So, of course,
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let's guide through it. Okay, so on
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their GitHub right over here, uh if you
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go to their actual like dbloat.win,
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they'll guide you through it. So, I'm
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going to open this page up in a freshly
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installed virtual machine here just
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simply due to the fact that again it
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requires you to freshly install just so
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you can get the better performance on
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your system. So, right here it says
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Windows is bloated, packed full of
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telemetry, and now even has
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advertisements in your notifications,
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which if I actually do open my
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notifications. Wow, look at that. Do you
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love Xbox PC
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gaming? I love when we just get ads for
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operating systems now. It's so [ __ ]
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keynote, dude. Love that [ __ ] Uh,
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anyways, with Microsoft continuing to
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implement AI into the OS because yes,
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you need that Windows co-pilot tool
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because Microsoft spent billions of
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dollars investing in this dog [ __ ] So,
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of course, they want to pawn it off to
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the average audience, install more
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excessive software, and increase their
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spying. It's costing you time, money,
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and your privacy. So that is all true.
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But again, I want to stress and we'll
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talk about this a little bit afterwards.
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I I don't know the efficacy of doing all
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this, but I think this is more of a
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placebo thing like people feel better uh
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just because their system is debloated.
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So for instance, right over here, this
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is focused on user friendliness for non-
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techsavvy users. So for you who doesn't
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you don't want to go through a billion
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boxes, let's go through it. Download for
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Windows 11. So here it's downloading
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Talonzip marked as unsafe by
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defender. We're keeping it. Okay, it's
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my computer. I get to
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decide. Let me download. Wait, it's
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delet it's deleting everything. It's
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saying it's a [ __ ] virus. Now,
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according to the guys over at Talon,
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some of these YouTubers like Chris Titus
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Tech, for instance, and Raphire, who
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does the Win 11 DBlow tool, which is
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also really, really popular, one that I
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would highly recommend, these people are
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actual authors and contributors to this.
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So, you know, Microsoft is alleging that
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there is a malware delivered by these
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people, which is probably not true.
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Like, it's most likely that this is a
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false positive that's actually coming
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through. But again, there's always a
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thing with this kind of stuff is when
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you're installing these tools, remember
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you're you're installing software that
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you really have to put your trust into.
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Okay? So, even though that I'm showing
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you this, I don't recommend that you go
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through with this route. Okay? Because
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unless you know what you're really
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installing into your system, this is
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always a risky play. But I'm going to
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take off the condom here, so to speak.
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I'm going to turn off realtime
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protection, and I will expose my
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computer to every single STD that's
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available. Okay. So, let's redownload
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that one more time and let's let's slap
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that. Oh, look. Look at that. Look at
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that. Look at that. Look at that
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administrative like shield there. All
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right, let's fire this up. Malicious
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file. Oh my god, dude. They really don't
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want me to install this, you know. Look,
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they got that big red warning. Run it.
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Run it, baby. Let's go. So, here it is.
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Giving me the UAC prompt. Yep. Let's go.
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Let's install it. This might be a virus
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investigations live. You know, you never
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know. Windows Defender has been
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disabled. Okay, close this window to
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proceed. Sure thing. It's designed to be
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freshly installed on Windows 11 systems.
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Running this program on an already inu
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system could result in data loss. And
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it's probably because if you have things
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downloaded uh that Oh, whoa. Whoa. Why
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did it close? It's kind of crazy how
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like this is tripping on so many actual
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antivirus library. Look. Oh my god. It
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just this is like ins. They are really
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against me running this software. Oh my
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god. All right. Okay. So, let's I guess
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we have to speedrun this. Hit okay. Hit
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brave. Uh, yes. In. No. Wait. No. Don't.
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Lightweight software designed to work
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with minimal distractions. Uh, no. Thank
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you. Don't install anything extra that I
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don't need. Okay. So, now it's running
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this tool. Okay. So, you have to kind of
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like fasttrack everything. And so, it
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runs these tools for you. and it's
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basically running, I believe, two of the
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most popular debloating scripts in the
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market right now in order to do this.
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Now, one of the things is with the
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amount of malware that's come up, I
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wanted to show a video by John Hammond,
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but is it malware? Where he actually
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made this 3 months ago, and it's a
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39minute video, but you know, the TLDDW
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of it is is that he actually looked into
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the Talon DBlo script. The the long and
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short of it is that it really this is
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like a really in-depth script to really
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prevent Microsoft from reinfesting your
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computer with like all of their software
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once again. And I believe all of these
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things huristically just piss off uh the
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Talon guys. Did it actually crash again?
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Oh my god. Did it [ __ ] crash one more
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time? So I will say something right now.
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Now that all this is done, the mental
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anguish that it took to install this
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without having Microsoft Windows
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Defender continuously freak the out is
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actually insane. But it actually did run
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all of these tools. And of course, it
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produces this Talon.ext file, which if
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you look very carefully, one of the most
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important things that it has done is
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it's actually done protective folders
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that have been made for Edge and
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Edgecore, which I think was actually the
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reason why this was causing it. and and
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and one thing that I believe was the
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focus point of like, you know, any
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malware analysis here. So, what that
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basically means is if you look at the
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bottom left, this is a pretty clean
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Windows installation. It actually
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reminds me a lot of Windows XP for
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crying out loud. Okay, just one simple
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start button, maybe a widget if
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possible, but it's clean. Now, there's
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also Win 11 DBLO, which I recommend you
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use instead just simply by going to
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their actual GitHub page. you can open
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up a terminal, so to speak, uh,
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preferably as that juicy administrator.
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And of course, as long as you copy this
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into this, uh, and hit enter, you can
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effectively debloat your windows right
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here. So, it runs the script for you.
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And again, it's pretty easy to use. Uh,
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you'll get this little window right
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here, and you can just go to uh, default
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mode. You hit one, and of course, it'll
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tell you it's going to remove the
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default selection of apps. It's going to
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disable telemetry, disable Bing search,
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disable co-pilot, everything imaginable,
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and just hit enter. So, of course, it'll
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be like system restore is disabled.
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Since I'm on a VM and I don't want to
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waste more time, hit no. Just just just
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do what you have to. So, again, this
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shows you a more verbose way of what's
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going on, but it's basically removing
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all of these unneeded applications that
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really you don't need. Like, do you ever
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use Microsoft sticky notes? Do you ever
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use Copilot? Do you ever use Bing for
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crying out loud? Well, you probably
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don't want to deal with it. Okay, I've
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never even heard of what the [ __ ] Clip
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Champ is, but I'm getting rid of it.
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Now, when all of this is effectively
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done, it'll just do a final cleanup. And
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lo and behold, ladies and gentlemen, you
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now have one of the most gutted systems
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that God has ever seen when it comes to
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Windows 11. Now, if you look very
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carefully, all of the features in this
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have been completely removed. Okay? So,
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for instance, if you look up C-pilot,
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that doesn't exist. The AI isn't there.
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Things like Skype, which should have
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been removed, have been gone. Things
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like all those Candy Crush, Tik Tok
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advertisements, all of this is
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completely gutted and it is now a more
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efficient system. Even if you look into
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your task manager and just see how much
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you know your system is being used,
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you'll probably be pleasantly surprised
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that there is actually a cost-saving uh
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performance-wise to everything under the
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under the gun over here. Now, I would
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recommend that you only play with that
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Windows 11 debloat script. I think the
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Talon stuff which was supposed to be
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user friendly is uh it's just tripping
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up Windows too much as opposed to these
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other um you know debloat scripts that
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seem to be doing their job just fine.
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Now of course the thing about these
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deblo scripts is because we picked a
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popular version there shouldn't be other
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things that are broken underneath the
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system, right? It should all just be
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working fine. Now of course ladies and
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gentlemen, does this actually give you a
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benefit? So, we actually did do some
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testing. Like, I did try to play around
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with Cyberpunk once again. Like, I
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transitioned this into bare metal
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systems. Uh, and generally speaking, I
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don't even think that we've seen a
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performance matchup closer to what I had
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seen with Linux earlier. So,
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realistically, even if you debloat
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Windows entirely, it's still less it's
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still not as performant in my experience
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as, you know, even Linux Mint, which has
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its own level of bloat kind of attached
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to it. obviously nowhere near as much as
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Windows does. And generally speaking, I
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don't really even recommend this if you
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have like a gaming oriented rig because
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I really feel like the actual um benefit
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you get out of this is is mostly a
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placebo because people generally have
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hardware magnitude stronger than the
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system requirements for Windows. It used
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to be that Windows was bloated to a
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point where you could argue that just it
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existing was probably taking up
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meaningful performance space, but I
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don't think a debloated Windows
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experience or a regular Windows
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experience is necessarily going to give
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you, you know, more frames than what is
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the margin of error, right? Like I just
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don't think that's how it works. But one
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thing that I also saw that was super
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duper interesting, ladies and gentlemen,
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was that one of the exineers uh from
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Microsoft ended up creating a Windows
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alternative for people who want to
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switch to the penguin. So there was
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something called Andween OS, right?
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Where again you can download this Abuntu
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based distribution that facilitates
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developers transitioning from Windows to
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Linux. And to give you an idea, it comes
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in long-term release forms. I just
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downloaded the standard version. And
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here they tell you you can use it to
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browse the web, obviously, play video
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games, obviously, build programs, work,
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serve, and of course, edit stuff on. So,
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again, I wanted to show you how cool
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this looked because again, I think it's
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a great way to end the video off, right?
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Like the ultimate debloated Windows
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experience is just a totally different
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[ __ ] operating system. And it's
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better, too. So immediately when you
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install Andween OS, all right, you just
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log into your account and boy oh boy,
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I'll tell you right now, you would be
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shocked to probably at first identify
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the difference between good old Windows
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11 and this. So when you start it off,
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one thing to note is they've got the
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similar taskbar over here. So you press
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that start button and boy, it looks
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dangerously close to Windows 11. And one
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thing that's really beautiful about this
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is obviously I'm not seeing no Candy
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Crush, no Tik Tok. I am seeing free
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alternative software which again is
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always great to see in comparison to
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what is standard you know Windows slop
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and of course the actual similarities
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kind of end there when you open any
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program like this does not resemble a
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Windows task manager it's just it's just
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a lot better so you know you don't have
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to worry too much but of course you want
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to get access to cool software there's a
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cool little app store in the bottom and
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of course this allows you to get your
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system updates in amongst your actual
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games like Steam or Discord or any
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productivity software so to speak and
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I'll tell you right now it's already a
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lot more performant as well too. So I
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think for a lot of people who are like,
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man, I I Linux seems so dastardly
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confusing, you know, switching to
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something like this and and trying kind
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of trying your hand at a at a Linux
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operating system through the lens and
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the accessibility of something like, you
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know, uh, this DRO is actually not even
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that bad of an option, right? Like you
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can, you know, I would recommend you
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probably go to Mint, but for somebody
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who's so in tune with Windows, you know,
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you can try to switch using stuff like
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this. And this might give you a good
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example of what a truly debloated system
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looks like, especially when you don't
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have all the excessive baggage that I
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think Windows software is is sort of
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known to have. And again, you know, if
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you want to get access to even things
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like the most up-to-date chat PS4
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emulator and, you know, run games like
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Bloodborne on your brand new Linux box,
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all it takes is one quick tick of an
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install button. Not even you logging
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into a storefront like Windows Store.
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You just click that little install and
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bam, ladies and gentlemen, Bob's your
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uncle. It installs as simply as anything
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that you would do on your mobile device
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or even Windows device, too. And if you
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really want to start playing around with
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Windows software, you can install things
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like Wine, for instance, by following
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these set of instructions and just get
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access to Windows software or at least a
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good healthy amount of it on your new
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endween system. But yeah, the debloating
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Windows stuff, it's not as difficult as
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one would think, but I wanted to show it
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to you guys because obviously some
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people really wanted to like cut the fat
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out of their Windows. Like, you know, I
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need it, but I don't like Windows spying
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on me. I don't like Windows installing
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like 800 applications that I don't
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[ __ ] need. But how do I clean it in a
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quick efficient way? It's literally that
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simple. But I think if you're at a point
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where you need to like gut and debloat
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the system you're on, it probably is
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better that you start learning the
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alternative uh you know before it just
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keeps getting worse, right? Like simple
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as that. Microsoft's not stopping their
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AI push. They're not stopping a lot of
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this dog [ __ ] So, it's probably ideal
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that maybe you might just jump off into
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the beaten path, especially now that
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even when it comes to gaming, it ain't
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that bad on the Penguin side. In some
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cases, it can actually be a lot better,
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especially if you also have AMD
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hardware. I mean, if you just have AMD
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GPU, like an AMD system, things just
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work flawlessly, at least in my
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experience, right? But yeah, if you like
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subscribe. Dislike if you dislike it. I
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am out.
