One of the free software tools was recently updated - called Windows 10 Initial Setup Script-
This is a script for Windows 10, Windows Server 2016 and Windows Server 2019 systems that allows you to disable the features of Windows 10 (and other supported systems) that do not interest with a simple double click.
"Windows 10 Initial Setup Script" allows you to disable the features of Windows 10 that do not affect and it can be executed several times: it happens that some feature updates or updates distributed through Windows Update automatically re-enable features that you preferred to disable.
"Windows 10 Initial Setup Script" allows you to automatically apply a series of changes to the following areas:
- privacy settings
- optimizations at the level of basic services of Windows 10
- user interface
- system applications and their execution
The compressed archive contains 6 files and the two most important are "Default.preset" and "Default.cmd"
You must open the Default.preset file with notepad and check where the "#" symbol is located.
Modifications that do not have the initial # symbol will be automatically applied on Windows 10.
Interventions that show the # symbol will instead be ignored during the execution of the script.
You can choose where to leave, put or remove the symbol #
After this operation exit and save the file without changing the name and / or extension
Run Default.cmd as administrator and the chosen changes will be applied and the system reboot
The script can be started several times if you are not convinced of the choices made even by re-enabling previously disabled functions
I tested it on win 10 home 64 bit and it seems to work well
source and download : https://github.com/Disassembler0/Win10-Initial-Setup-Script#faq
