Treatment: required but absent
System requirements:
Processor: at least 1 GHz or SoC (2 GHz or higher recommended)
RAM: 2 GB for 64-bit system (4 GB or higher recommended)
Hard disk space: 20 GB for 64-bit OS (30 GB or more recommended)
Video adapter: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver
Screen: 800 x 600
Description:
This build is based on the official original Windows_10_Pro_edition_22h2_x64 image for an optimal and comfortable experience.
What’s new:
Optimized: USB and Bluetooth
A more reliable and secure Internet network
Blocked: New Geolocation options
Blocked: Additional cloud services
Optimization: solid state drives HDD/SSD
Optimization: graphic component of any brand
Blocked: All hidden diagnostic data collection
Optimized: battery life settings for laptops
Blocked: telemetry/data collection when installing Microsoft software
Blocked: All Microsoft sources unless user requests it
Blocked: Keylogger tracking of keystrokes in any field of activity
Have a pleasant and safe time on your PC/Laptop!
Features and Benefits:
The goal of the project is to create a stable and easy-to-use modification of Windows that can be used by everyone, with a special emphasis on compatibility and usability, providing a balance between performance and compatibility.
The modification eliminates redundant tasks and services running in the background without sacrificing stability.
Based on a multi-level approach that ensures the preservation and overall stability of the system.
The build is designed for all enthusiasts looking to improve privacy, performance and ease of use of Windows.
Optimizations include increased privacy, usability, performance, factors negatively impacting performance in games, and changes to minimize stuttering and input lag while maintaining functionality. Significant developments for gamers have been made, with improved frame rates in games and reduced latency.
Removed all built-in telemetry and implemented numerous group policies to minimize data collection.
NB! This build cannot ensure privacy outside of Windows, such as browsers and other third-party applications.
Disabled many unnecessary Windows components and features for optimal performance, usability, and privacy.
Note: Some features or components require manual configuration to re-enable them.
Implemented many significant changes to improve the performance and responsiveness of Windows without breaking core functionality.
No changes have been made for placebo effect or minor gains, making the build more stable and compatible.
Removed:
OneDrive
People app
Map application
Cortana (voice assistant)
Metro applications + Microsoft Store (possibly restored)
Xbox apps have been removed (those who wish can install them from the Microsoft Store)
NB! There are no guarantees that applications restored from the store will work if you do not have the necessary experience
Restore Microsoft Store: Run "Command Prompt as Administrator" > enter the command wsreset -i > press "Enter" > wait for the process to complete ~ +- 1 minute
Enabled/installed:
Net Framework 3.5, (includes Net 2.0 and 3.5)
Windows 7 Calculator (original) [Multilanguage]
Cleanmgr+ "disk cleanup" by following the path: Start menu > Windows Administrative Tools
Windows Photo Viewer like in Windows 7, 8.1 (default)
Toggle Windows Update by following the path: Start menu > Windows Administrative Tools
Disabled/Blocked (this is a partial list, so many won’t understand everything):
File history
Help Center
Cloud content
Offline files
Contact details
News and interests
Remote assistant
Auto-correction of text
Telemetry and espionage
Debloater – Edge, Mozilla
Visual Studio Data Collection
Windows Hello for Business
Microsoft Office Telemetry
Lock screen camera
Messaging (UWP)
Location and sensors
Diagnostics and feedback
Activity history (partial)
Visual Studio Code Data Collection
Desktop analytics collection
Shared Experience
User Account Control (UAC)
Online-requested Windows features
Find My Device function
Administrative Shared Resources
Steps Recorder
Resource discovery publications
Intercept text from your computer
Storing LAN Manager password hashes
Access to unwanted messages
Telemetry Net Core CLI PowerShell 7+
Peer-to-peer update service (P2P)
Insecure sync settings
Application Compatibility Assistant
Automatic updating of offline maps
Standard diagnostic center assembler
Sending data after Windows installation
Event logging and tracking records
Access to legacy transition protocols
Synchronize cloud content with Microsoft
Blurred screen when logging into Windows
IPv6/Network Manager (for security purposes)
Obtaining device metadata from the Internet
Distributed Component Object Model
Fast PC startup for greater reliability
Collection of contact information and typed text
Windows Speech Recognition
PowerShell 2.0 vs. Downgrade Attacks
Sending data collection and activities to Microsoft
Windows Compatibility Data Collection Telemetry
Mobile Device Management Registration
Synchronization of Microsoft mail, calendar, etc.
Customer Experience Improvement Program (SQMClient/CEIP)
Biometric fingerprint identification
Advertising modules (content delivery manager)
IP source routing (for security purposes)
Link Layer Topology Discovery Protocol
Automatic troubleshooting and diagnostics
Individual tracking and data logging
User interaction with the WebView component
Autostart of external media (for security purposes)
Reserving a disk for Microsoft updates
Sending activation status data to Microsoft
Obtaining information about games and options from the Internet
DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model)
Clipboard history (infringes privacy)
Completely disable sending of confidential data
Unwanted event collection is automatically blocked
Microsoft keylogger (part removed or blocked)
Typing analysis and handwriting personalization
Cloud synchronization at physical and Internet levels
Access of applications to users’ advertising information
Advertising information and tracking of application launches
Getting metadata in Windows Media Player
Automatic telemetry shutdown within reasonable limits
Cortana – voice assistant (search is enabled by default)
Windows 10 Insider Preview Program
LAN Manager (discontinued)
Automatic distribution from disks over a local network (for security purposes)
Windows Defender – full package (cannot be restored)
Optimization of delivery of download permissions from other computers
Storage of user data (part deleted or blocked)
Background services, processes, unwanted applications
Xbox Game Mode – Can Be Restored (Internet Help)
OneDrive – cloud storage (part deleted, part blocked)
Windows Spotlight (downloads Bing images, ads, tips, etc.)
Sending to Microsoft a prediction of visited Internet pages
Notifications about new apps or frequently used apps
Privacy Settings App Permissions (most)
Microsoft Windows Improvement Reporting Data Collection Telemetry
Reserved for hibernation needs (sleep mode is enabled by default)
Unwanted items in Task Scheduler are disabled, removed, or blocked
Installing updates via Windows Update (manual mode)
Folders in "This PC" (Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, 3D objects)
Automatically block telemetry data collection during future Windows updates
Network protocol – Teredo (use poses more threats to the user than benefits)
All global telemetry data collection is blocked or deleted + auto-blocking if necessary
Experimentation to study user preferences, data collection, and device behavior
Automatically disable background services to save laptop battery and desktop PC energy
Search indexing at minimum (it is recommended to disable it completely), as it slows down system resources
… And much more that negatively impact Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.6332 x64
Recommendations:
After each update or clean installation of Windows, it is advisable to clean up the WinSxS folder on the local drive C:\ SSD or HDD drives, first making sure that everything is working correctly and stably.
After that, open the command prompt as Administrator, enter or copy and paste the command:
Dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /StartComponentCleanup , press the "Enter" key and wait for the process to complete.
Instructions for clearing junk after the latest Microsoft Edge browser updates:
After each update, go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft "EdgeCore" / C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\EdgeUpdate and delete the "EdgeCore" and "Download" folders. Note: This process will not harm the system in any way, but will save about 500 megabytes or more. NB! Delete after each Microsoft Edge browser update.
Note: These instructions apply if you have the Edge browser.
️ Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.6332 x64 by SanLex [Lite] [Ru-En]
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