| Hmm looking here: https://docs.atlasos.net/troubleshooting/removed-features/ It just seems to remove a lot of security modules, out of all the bloat out there why would I want to just remove the sec modules? Also it now adds an option to include those, so all in all, it then removes: - Some APPX and UWP applications - Logging of Network Configuration - Microsoft Edge and WebView - Restore Points and System Reset - Telemetry - Windows Error Reporting - Windows Updates - Hyper-V and VBS - Background Apps - Disk Defragmentation - User Account Control (UAC) I can use https://github.com/W4RH4WK/Debloat-Windows-10 and https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 and https://www.oo-software.com/en/ooappbuster to do most of the debloating and telemetry tasks. I don't see the point of removing - Disk Defragmentation (how much does this even affect general usage?) - UAC (?) - Hyper-V (since this is an optional feature anyway) - Edge (it's not that bad once the telemetry is removed from it, sleeping tabs are very good) - System Restore Points (haven't they ever bricked a system?) All are pretty useful, and we end up using them one way or the other I also took a look at their scripts: https://docs.atlasos.net/troubleshooting/scripts/ ; nothing that interesting and seems to be there just to troubleshoot/fix issues caused by Atlas. |
I found that it improved the responsiveness of my system immensely, even after re-enabling most of the security features. Right after booting, I have 1GB of memory usage and only 50 total processes running, whereas a fresh install would use around 3GB of memory with 120 processes.
Of course, don't install it if you feel happy with what you can get with the scripts/programs you've linked. I've used those in the past, but they are generally more limited in scope.