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Why use debloat anything... scripts or apps, regardless. Why not just use LTSC? It's debloated by default. No MS Store, no Metro Apps, just the Settings one (it has to have that), everything else is pretty much standard for Windows.
No, Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC. It's an official release, no debloating required. It's how Windows was like, before 10, it only receives security updates, no new features, it's stuck in time feature wise.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/ltsc/overview
Google a bit for LTSC (it was LTSB for the 2016 release, Long-Term Servicing Branch, they changed the Branch part to Channel in the 2019 and 2021 releases).
Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC is coming this year. September, most probably.
I love it when Windows decides to restart my computer for me while I'm working on something
I don't have that in the settings for windows update
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