@schuldig

I have looked into your recommendations. Thank you. I do have most of this covered apart from the new x3d power plan which I will try. If you can give me anymore help, this will be a better place maybe.

 

GitHub - LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools: These scripts will Customize, Debloat and Improve Privacy/Performance and System Responsiveness on Windows 10+.

You can try this one, there was a better one I used but I cant find it now hmm

 

was it maybe this one?

MSMG ToolKit

MSMG ToolKit v13.7 Summary : The MSMG Toolkit is basically a tool to Service, Customize, Add or Remove Features and Components, Enable or Disable...

forums.mydigitallife.net

there's also

GitHub - Sophia-Community/SophiApp: :zap: The most powerful open source tweaker on GitHub for fine-tuning Windows 10 & Windows 11

:zap: The most powerful open source tweaker on GitHub for fine-tuning Windows 10 & Windows 11 - Sophia-Community/SophiApp

github.com

@schuldig

I have looked into your recommendations. Thank you. I do have most of this covered apart from the new x3d power plan which I will try. If you can give me anymore help, this will be a better place maybe.

mhm personally i really enjoy having those two .bats replacing my dualboot that you can create with

GitHub - amitxv/service-list-builder: Create batch scripts to seamlessly toggle between minimal and default services in Windows based on user-defined lists

Create batch scripts to seamlessly toggle between minimal and default services in Windows based on user-defined lists - amitxv/service-list-builder

github.com

this way i don't have to constantly manually enable/reenable services. you can even embed it into a bigger cluster of changes as shown in this example

GamingPCSetup/CONTENT/DOCS/PSDSC/README.md at master · djdallmann/GamingPCSetup

A research and evidence based approach to optimizing your gaming PC, configuration and setup. Recommendations found in this guide are based on curated reputable technical references, and personal r...

github.com

 

I've used BloatBox and Windows10Debloater, you can find information regarding these and others here:

7 Best Bloatware Removal Tools for Windows

As any Windows user knows, background apps are the biggest factor slowing down a computer. There are usually dozens of useless applications in a PC that are never used but still take up quite a bit of memory. And while you can uninstall such Bloatware manually, it helps to have a dedicated tool...

helpdeskgeek.com

 

NTLite

Official NTLite website

www.ntlite.com

Been using NTlite free version for awhile. You can get rid of a good chunk of Windows bloat remaking an iso.

 

I aways use one tool for all, by Chris

 

+1 for Sophia Script/SophiApp and Winutil by Chris Titus Tech and both are open source. Winutil will tweak services that are mostly safe. I go much deeper with scripts which you can do at the ISO level with NTlite.

 

"O&O ShutUp10++" is good, it helps neuter windows telemetry as much as possible.
"Autoruns for Windows" is really good for seeing what boots/runs by default.

 

To optimize Windows 11 for gaming and benchmarking, start by uninstalling unnecessary apps and disabling startup programs. Adjust power settings to "High performance," keep Windows and graphics drivers up to date, enable Game Mode, and disable background apps. Optimize visual effects, run Disk Cleanup, and manage your SSD settings if applicable.

Additionally, disable Xbox Game Bar if not in use, ensure your monitor is set to its maximum refresh rate, and monitor performance with benchmarking tools and system monitoring software. Always maintain temperature control, and be cautious when closing background applications during gaming. These steps will help streamline Windows 11 for optimal gaming and benchmarking performance.

...Bing or ChatGTP?