Windows sure does get easier to game on if you disable all the useless shit nobody needs, like the antivirus, the backup service, the accessibility features, de

Windows sure does get easier to game on if you disable all the useless shit nobody needs, like the antivirus, the backup service, the accessibility features, device driver updates, the Japanese language, etc. (/s) And then there's all the utility programs removed, like Paint 3D and Calculator and that thing that lets you view SMS on your desktop. It's not like those impact performance at all - they're just trying to reclaim every last byte of disk space. They even disable the Xbox game overlay. I guess they just assume none of your games will be from the Microsoft store. This is not a system designed for gaming. This is a system only suitable for gaming. It is incompatible with a great deal of Windows software (why would you disable Unix socket support?), and a great deal of non-gaming workflows, and disables most of the security measures on the system (even UAC dialogs - any program asking for admin gets it automatically). The only kind of person I can think of that wouldn't regret installing this is someone dual-booting to use Windows for gaming and Linux for everything else.