I don't have a custom decrapification script because my reinstall frequency isn't high enough to warrant the effort of maintaining one, especially when you cons

I don't have a custom decrapification script because my reinstall frequency isn't high enough to warrant the effort of maintaining one, especially when you consider the rate at which Windows 10 behavior is changing these days. A Group Policy rule that works one day will be ignored the next. So, I just spend a week or so resenting the fact my time has to be wasted because Microsoft has a veritable runtime monopoly in the form of DirectX, and it uses that to shove its anti-consumer, anti-power user, anti-customization singular vision down my throat. Once that week is up, I've by then made all the usual registry hacks to Explorer, disabled all the invasive privacy crap, and otherwise made it a reasonably habitable experience.