Windows 11 Pro [FTUApps] Build 22H2 (x64) En-US ReviOS 22621.2134 Magnet

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Visit >>> Real cracked apps directly from the Scene group. English | 64-bit | September 2023 Windows 11 Pro 22H2 Build 22621.2134 (x64) ReviOS En-US [FTUApps] The assembly is based on Windows 11 x64, the functionality is not reduced, except for the tracking modules.

Improved performance, stability and compatibility

The goal is simple: to create exactly what the user really needs, maximum performance and functionality without the additional “body kit” that only Microsoft needs, while not violating the integrity of the system with unnecessary “cuts”, which will allow it to be used for any task without interference. Removed: UWP/Appx Packages (Photos, Camera, WebExperience (Widgets), Alarms, Maps, Notes, Windows Mail, People, Bing News & Weather, Solitaire Collection, Office Hub, Feedback Center, Get Help, Getting Started, Tasks, PowerAutomateDesktop, Cortana, QuickAssist, MicrosoftFamily, ZuneMusic, ZuneVideo, Audio Record, Clipchamp, Whiteboard, OneDrive, MicrosoftTeamsforSurfaceHub, MailforSurfaceHub, Power BI, Skype, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, OneNote, 3DViewer, Paint 3D, Teams, PeopleExperienceHost, SecureAssessmentBrowser, Spotify UWP, Disney, Edge Chromium, Edge Legacy, MicrosoftEdgeDevToolsClient, AdvertisingXAML, MixedReality.Portal) Unnecessary System Components: – Privacy: Telemetry Client, CEIP (SQM), Report of errors and Target Content Service – 32-bit.

The boost and decrease thresholds are set to 10 and 8

– Windows Insider Program, First Logon Animation, UNP, Windows To Go, Retail Demo Content, Photo Viewer – 32-bit, Intel Indeo Codecs, Screen Savers, Themes ​ Built-in: Brave Browser Review Tool from the builder Changed: The configured version of the High Performance – Ultra power plan is enabled. Optimizes power settings for 12th Gen Intel processors or later.

It is best to use performance cores for high-priority applications and heavy workload situations

Prevent multithreading from parking BCD settings Disable dynamic timer tick Disable HPET if enabled Force use of legacy boot policy Enable Last Known Good Configuration mode TCP congestion control for BBRv2 Disabled: ReadyBoost/Superfetch for SSDs to reduce latency and system utilization Memory compression Last Access Time NTFS and version 3.8 for performance and security reasons Unnecessary background drivers and services: Beep, bam, dam, NetBT, PcaSvc, DPS, WdiServiceHost, WdiSystemHost, tcpipreg Telemetry, Diagnosticshub.standardcollector.service, WerSvc, DiagTrack, wisvc in case Windows updates reinstall them. Security Services – Sense, SecurityHealthService, WinDefend, WdNisSvc, WdNisDrv, WdBoot, WdFilter, MsSecFlt, webthreatdefsvc, webthreatdefusersvc, wscsvc, SgrmAgent, SgrmBroker (can be enabled using the review tool) Security features to improve productivity (can be modified using the review tool) Fast startup and sleep mode (can be enabled using the review tool) SleepStudy Memory monitoring and automatic maintenance.

Boot-time disk check Automatic BitLocker encryption

WPBT Spotlight Data Usage Changed/Disabled/Enhanced: Security features to improve productivity (can be changed using the Review Tool) Defender and its SmartScreen security services are disabled Intel TSX is enabled on supported systems Spectre and Meltdown protection are disabled Virtualization-based security Windows Update Policies Automatic Updates are disabled Hidden in Settings to prevent accidental updates Install Updates and Shut Down dialog is hidden Updating drivers through Windows Update is disabled (can be enabled using the Review Tool) Disables Windows Update power management to automatically wake the system to install scheduled updates Windows Update notifications are disabled Prevents installation of the MSR tool Disables the Insider Program Reserved storage for updates is disabled