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anoymous

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Hello I would like help building a Windows 10 ISO that's the following-
1. Slimmed down, sped up + debloated
2. Privacy enhanced and telemetry disabled
3. The ability to install apps (don't want store removed)
4. Optimized internet settings and for gaming


Can anyone help point me in the right direction of some tweaks or such for this?
 
Try the default Templates (Privacy, Gaming, Lite) under Components' toolbar. They're listed in decreasing order, in terms of best to worst compatibility with user apps. Everyone will have different needs, so you'll need to do some testing.
 
I'll try those but I've seen all kinds of reg tweaks across this forum as well should I use those?
 
Tweaks are entirely separate subject from removals. Obviously if you remove something, there's no point tweaking it. Some tweaks exist because other users don't have NTLite or another tool to remove features in the first place.

There are tweaks to disable some tasks which can improve performance. You should start by looking the Forum's Guides section.

The key is experiment with changes in small batches, so you better recognize which edits might have broke your system. Then roll back to the previous set of good edits.
 
That makes sense. I'll taker a look there. Yeah I had built a few images doing various things and tested them on a VM and a lot of them failed during the install.
 
anoymous said:
Should I integrate updates first then apply then go from there?
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If you want updates, yes. For people just getting started with NTLite or Windows tweaking in general, I would recommend first working through the guides below to gain a lot of hands-on knowledge needed to make the experience easier. Then from there, you'll have a clean base image that you can experiment with to your heart's content using templates, presets, registry keys, etcetera. In the quality control guide it answers your question about updates in the "Processing Order" section. These guides also echo everything Garlin just said too, so we're both steering you the same way.

1) Guide: NTLite for Beginners (link)
2) Guide: Installing Windows (link)
3) Guide: Quality Control (link)
4) Guide: Choosing a Preset (link)
 
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