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If not into VR and still want the Windows security then why not use Win11 LTSC Enterprise? If wanted I can sent a decent link, including which Windows version explanation and all the instructions. If seriously interested Just call me at the GTpl-internal direct message.I tried CTT again on a new install (PC about 9 months old) and it broke too many things for my liking. Transitions, search bar, and an unsettling amount of Explorer bugs that fell outside of the scope of "Wondows Goofs" caused me to give up fairly early on, doing so before beginning data migration from my last PC.
Went back to regular W11 Pro, and manually pulled out the crap I didn't want, either by simple means or through the powershell. Has been largely successful. I'd recommend others do that, and keep track of what you've removed, rather than using a script that is difficult to keep track of.
(Not to discredit Chris Titus, my understanding is that he is indeed knowledgeable and well-meaning - just that W11 is too much of a moving target).
Think a great supplement for win11 is https://github.com/BCUninstaller/Bulk-Crap-Uninstaller and https://franckvandersluijs.azurewebsites.net/software/systemcleanup but still you have to know what you are doing.
Btw I did do an experiment with 3 different free Win11 debloat/optimizers like CTT, ( all 3 after another ) and the end result was a very sluggish PC.