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Windows 11 N might be up your alley or one of the enterprise editins using group policy to disable at the unneeded shit but that's way to much work for most
yeah, I've done my best to remove it all and have it in a pretty good spot at this point.
My windows install is from 2009 when windows 7 was released and hasn't been fresh installed since. Hardware has changed 5 times since then and it's still running like day one.
Can you point me in the proper direction?