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Win11Debloat – declutter and improve your Windows experience

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57 points NKosmatos | 2 comments | 03 Nov 25 14:26 UTC | HN request time: 0.415s | source
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npteljes ◴[03 Nov 25 21:42 UTC] No.45804795[source]▶
I rather suggest Win 11 LTSC. The Windows 11 IoT Enterprise 2024 LTSC supposedly:

- doesn't have the tpm requirement

- no copilot, recall, edge browser, ms store

- allows local setup

- no feature updates, only security

- built-in options to disable telemetry

Keys go for $300 in some stores, or, one can use an activation emulator, or massgrave.

Scripts can be good for one-time use, but it's swimming against the current. As soon as you stop swimming, the current wins. With the LTSC, you don't swim against the current, but rather choose a different current. In its case, it's MS themselves who provide the debloating.

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Krssst ◴[03 Nov 25 23:15 UTC] No.45805639[source]▶
Where can one buy a key? I got denied when I tried buying one because I was not a company.
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1. orphea ◴[04 Nov 25 10:24 UTC] No.45809366[source]▶

  > Where can one buy a key?
Don't. Please. The fact that you got denied is a hint that you cannot get a properly licensed Enterprise copy. A key would activate your Windows but not license it. In other words, it's piracy. And you can get a pirated copy for free. Save your money.
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2. npteljes ◴[04 Nov 25 13:42 UTC] No.45810923[source]▶
That's actually a very good point.