Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.4651 x64 [lite] [Ru-En]

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System requirements:
• Processor: at least 1 GHz or SoC
• RAM: 2 GB for 64-bit system
• Hard disk space: 20 GB for 64-bit OS
• Video adapter: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver
• Screen: 800 x 600

The assembly is based on the official original image of Windows_10_Pro_edition_22h2_x64 for optimal and comfortable use.

• Exploit protection at the Windows 10 system level
• Numerous Microsoft telemetry backdoors have been stopped.
• All restrictions have been removed for comfortable work at the computer
• Cumulative "optional updates" are usually useless, avoid them
• Game frame rate stability has been greatly improved, FPS is less prone to fluctuations
• The "Notifications and Actions" service is blocked so as not to waste PC/Laptop resources
• The Microsoft Edge browser has been removed for personal reasons (a third-party browser must be installed)
• Default corporate services/processes with the exception of "Remote Assistance", which can be enabled if necessary
• The user is obliged to ensure that the computer/laptop has modern protection (anti-virus programs, firewall, etc.)
• The assembly has been thoroughly tested for performance, compatibility and functionality (there should be no errors depending on the author of the assembly)

Features and Benefits:
• The goal of the project is to create a stable and easy-to-use modification of Windows that anyone can use, with a special emphasis on compatibility and usability, striking a balance between performance and compatibility.

• The system eliminates redundant tasks and services running in the background without sacrificing stability.

• Based on a multi-level approach to ensure the preservation and overall stability of the system.

• The build is designed for all enthusiasts seeking to improve the privacy, performance and ease of use of Windows.

• Optimizations include improvements to privacy, usability, performance, game-impairing factors, and changes to minimize stuttering and input lag while focusing on maintaining functionality. Significant developments have been made for gamers, with improved game frame rates and reduced latency.

• Removed all built-in telemetry and implemented numerous group policies to minimize data collection.
NB! The assembly cannot provide 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 enable them again.

• Many significant changes have been implemented to improve the performance and responsiveness of Windows without disrupting core functionality.

• No changes made for placebo effect or marginal gain, making the build more stable and compatible.

• Many modifications and default settings have been applied to make Windows easier to use, removing frequently unnecessary applications that can be reinstalled, tweaking many aspects of the interface, and much more.

• About Windows Update Driver Installation Tools
Many users install drivers incorrectly using the driver installation tool or Windows Update. Don't use any of these methods. At best, the driver installer will install a faulty or outdated driver. In the worst case, this can break your Windows installation and/or cause a BSOD. Windows Update is inherently bad when it comes to updating drivers. It has difficulty identifying the hardware correctly and often installs an older driver.

Deleted:
• OneDrive
• People app
• Map application
• Cortana (voice assistant)
• Metro apps + Microsoft Store
• Xbox applications have been removed (those interested can install from the Microsoft Store)
• NB! There are no guarantees for the functionality of applications restored from the store if there is no proper experience
• Restoring the Microsoft Store: run "Command Prompt as Administrator" > enter the command wsreset -i > press the "Enter" key > wait for the process to complete ~ +- 1 minute

Enabled/installed:
• Net Framework 3.5, (includes Net 2.0 and 3.5)
• Calculator Windows 7 (original) [Multi/Ru]
• Cleanmgr+ "disk cleanup" along the path: Start menu > Windows Administrative Tools
• Photo viewer "Windows Photo Viewer" as on Windows 7, 8.1 (default)
• Toggle Windows Update "disable/enable Windows Update" by following the path: Start menu > Windows Administrative Tools

Disabled/blocked (the list is partial, one way or another many will not understand everything):
• File history
• Support Center
• Cloud content
• Offline files
• Contact details
• News and interests
• Remote assistant
• Auto text correction
• Telemetry and espionage
• 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)
• Windows online search functions
• Find My Device feature
• Administrative Shares
• Steps Recorder
• Resource discovery publications
• Debloater - Edge, Chromium, Mozilla
• LAN Manager password hash storage
• Access to unwanted messages
• Telemetry Net Core CLI PowerShell 7+
• Peer-to-peer update service (P2P)
• Insecure synchronization settings
• Application Compatibility Assistant
• Automatic update of offline maps
• Standard Diagnostic Center Collector
• Sending data after installing Windows
• Event logging and tracking records
• Access to legacy transition protocols
• Sync cloud content with Microsoft
• Screen blur when logging into Windows
• IPv6/network manager (for security purposes)
• Retrieving device metadata from the Internet
• Distributed component object model
• Fast PC startup for greater reliability
• Collect contact information and typed text
• Windows speech recognition (Speech recognition)
• PowerShell 2.0 against downgrade attacks
• Sending data collection and actions to Microsoft
• Windows compatibility data collection telemetry
• Mobile device management registration
• Synchronization of Microsoft mail, calendar, etc.
• PC Quality 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 recording
• User interaction with the WebView component
• Autorun external media (for security purposes)
• Installing drivers via Windows Update
• Disk backup for Microsoft update needs
• Send data to Microsoft about activation status
• Getting information about games and options from the Internet
• DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model)
• Clipboard log (violates privacy)
• Completely disable sending sensitive data
• Automatically blocks unwanted event collection
• Microsoft keylogger (part removed or blocked)
• Typing analysis and handwriting personalization
• Cloud synchronization at the physical and Internet levels
• Application access to user advertising information
• Advertising information and application launch tracking
• Retrieving metadata in Windows Media Player
• Automatic shutdown of telemetry within reason
• Cortana - voice assistant (search works by default)
• Windows 10 Insider Preview Program
• LAN Manager (discontinued)
• Autodistribution from disks over a local network (for security purposes)
• Windows Defender - full package (cannot be restored)
• Optimized delivery of permission to download from other computers
• Storage of user data (some deleted or blocked)
• Background services, processes, unwanted applications
• Xbox game mode - subject to restoration (Internet to help)
• OneDrive - cloud storage (some deleted, some blocked)
• Windows Spotlight (loads Bing images, ads, tips, etc.)
• Sending to Microsoft a forecast of visited Internet pages
• Notifications about new applications or frequently used applications
• Privacy Settings Application Permissions (most)
• Telemetry data collection for Microsoft reporting to improve Windows performance
• Junk in Task Scheduler is disabled, deleted or blocked
• Redundancy for hibernation needs (sleep mode works by default)
• Installing updates via Windows Update (works in manual mode)
• Folders in "This PC" (Documents, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Videos, 3D objects)
• Network protocol - Teredo (use poses more threats to the user than benefits)
• Automatic blocking of telemetry data collection with further Windows 10 updates
• Prohibiting the "WSearch" service from indexing files in the background (clutters up the system over time)
• All global telemetry data collection is blocked or deleted + auto-blocking if something happens
• Experimentation to study user preferences, data collection and device behavior
• Automatically disable background services to save laptop battery and desktop PC energy
... And much more that negatively affects Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.4651 x64

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⭐️ Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.4651 x64 [lite] [Ru-En] ✅ (3.15 GB)

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