First of all, I want to say that Windows 11 as a host is terrible for running scripts. The error below states that "There are not enough memory resources available to complete this operation" when unmounting the image. Regarding the error below, the script uses the Windows 10 IMAGEX to export the Boot.wim, and it seems that Windows 11, acting as the host, doesn't handle this very well. To resolve this, I am modifying the script to use wimlib-imagex.exe to export the boot.wim. I believe it will work better.
Is it worth to use on IoT LTSC 10..the system is already debloat...I understand on a 10 or 11 home version
This script is only for Windows 10. For Windows 11, please refer to the topic below: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...-ltsc-2024-into-classic-legacy-windows.90039/ If you're referring to the host system, I recommend any version of Windows 10. Unfortunately, Windows 11 as a host is not very user-friendly and causes many problems.
It doesn't have ProvisionedAppxPackages to remove, but there are many registry keys, services, and tasks that can be disabled. Take a look at the script.
I have a few questions regarding the use of GitHub: - Can I continue hosting the packages on MediaFire or another site? - Can the files still be password-protected?
Oh, I think both SunLion and I misunderstood you! Though I haven't tested the latest builds, I'm pretty sure Slimdown10 will work with virtually any Windows10 SKU...
I haven't been here for a while but having a new win tablet used SD10_Renewed_1.63 to install ltsc. Everything went well but have just received a virus error, I did select defender install. Is this regkey change part of the general slimdown or is it flagged as I choose defender to be installed. Appreciate your feedback on what steps I should take to avoid continual defender popups.
This is a configuration for disable the Microsoft Defender Antivirus "Block at First Sight" feature. If you want to use Defender, use the .reg file below to enable all options:
Modified thank you. I am also trying to get a built-in fingerprint scanner to work [Fujitsu Q736]. Settings/accounts/Sign-in options/Windows Hello Fingerprint reports unavailable [couldn't find a scanner compatible] I have the correct driver installed, service running, group policy config enabled. Could you advise what I can do to correct this?
Do a search on which services your app requires & compare to SD services that are removed, if you find that service in SD simply comment it out ::
ah yes, its created after ...thanks Name: Windows 10 Entreprise LTSC 2021 SlimDown build 19044.7548 Fr x64 (06 Aout. 2026).iso Date: 06/08/2026 Size: 4 GB (4,320,270,336 bytes) -------- SHA-1: b3489aac3beeee58c6b0b5207373cb3fa71c01a5 MD5: b2536a1cf5d15aabfe28edf2ffe83e09 CRC32: d518ad21 I convert to esd, et voila....