Personal fresh-setup first steps: • StartAllBack heavily modified for WinXP look-and-feel • Win10Privacy (yes, it handles Win11), with all Windows Store apps

Personal fresh-setup first steps: • StartAllBack heavily modified for WinXP look-and-feel • Win10Privacy (yes, it handles Win11), with all Windows Store apps yoinked except for store and media utilities • Raphire/Win11Debloat • builtbybel/WinSlop That alone handles a majority of the rip-and-tear I have to do with a fresh Windows installation. Sure, there is a lot more after that, but these seem to handle at least ⅔ of all the heavy lifting. So honestly, aside from the hour or two it takes to run all of these and confirm everything has been voilently excised, AI isn’t really a high concern for me. Right now my short-term fear surrounds the OOBE blocking of local accounts on Home/Pro outside of domain usage. There are still workarounds, but who knows how long they’ll last. Currently trying to design a truly universal image that can be flashed/imaged such that any typical x64 system can at least boot into the Administrator account so that other local accounts can be made manually.