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Debloated windows is very easy. Installs super fast and I don't even have to be there to push any buttons.
is there an installer edition that doesn't put you through the questionnaire for what level of bullshit they can trick you in to accepting?
Are you sure you're sure that your sure that you definitely aren't unsure about making an online account? Well here's the form for it anyway because you didn't remove all your network devices and use an edited install iso. And while we're at it, here's copilot, and a trial for office that you get billed for if you forget, and all your stuff is on onedrive securely stored for the safe perusal of relevant parties. Now please wait while we get things ready for you. You might think this unexplained loading screen is longer than the full time it takes to install most linux distros but we assure you important computery stuff is happening.
Of course there is. Windows gets used in professional settings.
You can setup a Windows Deployment Service where you can deploy Windows from a network boot with all the settings already incorporated.
The only thing you need to do is boot the computer from network and let it do its thing.
Afterwards you have a complete working setup with all the correct settings and updates and software already installed. With literally 1 minute of work.
try disabling/removing edges, then good luck installing any updates after that