install microsoft explorer 11 for windows 10

#Install microsoft explorer 11 for windows 10 install#
#Install microsoft explorer 11 for windows 10 windows 10#

I'll use WinToolkit to stip apart my next micro Win 10/11 build for the BOINC machines. Going to put it into service for 36 machines soo.

#Install microsoft explorer 11 for windows 10 install#

Manual February Win 10 updates won't install either, but I've put in 50+ hours on that VM, not willing to rework it, so will live with it stuck at 21h2 service pack. Tiny 10 component db is corrupted and dism can't fix it so NTLite nor WinToolkit will modify it. My BOINC VM is using NTDev's Tiny 10 and uses 370mb in a 2GB RAM VM (used OS RAM climbs with total RAM size). So every thing they do can be done manully with dism and a WindowsPE maintenance OS loading the registry hives from the OS you are modifying. Probably safer for a novice but the interface is PS scripts only.Īll of them are using DISM commands to remove components (you see dism start up in the process manager). MSMG Toolkit does a lot of specific debloats but doesn't offer the entire components section.

wim of the live OS (you need to do some /wim creation and then an offline copy back, tricky maneuver). NTLite will modify the live OS in it's paid version. They both allow for turning off services (free NTLite does this well). WinToolKit stopped development in Ver 2 but V 1.7 still functions on 10. NTLite wants $45 (Canadian?) per year to work fully. NTLite and WinToolkit offer complete services, devices and component removals. I found NTLite, MSMG Toolkit and WinToolkit. i hope this helps, its not to the level of tiny 10, but its much better and the os is much snappier debloated.įurther optimising was done using this tutorial.

#Install microsoft explorer 11 for windows 10 windows 10#

So these were my methods, using a combination of O&O AppBuster and that other tutorial, i debloated windows 10 as much as i could. (im not sure if it will work uninstalling edge tho) Click on the IE mode button to load a webpage in Internet Explorer mode. and to my surprise it actually showed the other bloatwares that i uninstalled using powershell, so this software might even go in the registry to check. Open Microsoft Edge and click on the three dots on the right. In the end the last piece of bloatware that i wanted to uninstall was xbox game bar, but couldnt do it even with powershell, so i installed O&O AppBuster.

With all the debloating, excluding windows defender (because other antiviruses would use way more ram) windows was using only 1.1-1.2gb ram which is not bad compared to about 2.2gb or more (tiny 10 only uses 0.9gb ram). microsoft edge was the most annoying one to uninstall, but i did it in the end using this tutorial. i did manual debloating, which means i uninstalled every unwanted program one by one using commands in powershell using a bunch of tutorials.