Micro 11 Barebones Powershell Script


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This Powershell Script creates a heavily stripped down Version of Windows 11, Adds portable Classic Calculator, Notepad, Paint & StartAllBack and also creates a TakeOwnership.cmd file in System32, Apart from these files everything else is stock Windows 11.

Latest 26H2 build 26300.9550 installation consumes around 3.80 GB and iso file size is around 1.07 GB.

1.Mount Windows 11 iso using Windows Explorer

2.Extract the downloaded archive into C:\Micro 11 Barebones Powershell Script or C:\Micro 11 Barebones StartAllBack Powershell Script

3.Open PowerShell as Administrator

4.Open & Copy PowerShell Script Instructions

5.Paste them in PowerShell and press enter

6.Now enter the mounted drive letter for the Windows 11 image (example F or G)

7.If you have multiple Windows editions like Home, Pro, Enterprise etc in the iso, Powershell Script will ask for edition you want to strip. So enter the index number and press enter.

8.Thats it all done, after few minutes Micro 11 Barebones.iso or Micro 11 Barebones StartAllBack.iso will be generated in the folder Micro 11 Barebones Powershell Script or Micro 11 Barebones StartAllBack Powershell Script

Hope you enjoy this release and feel free to improve the PowerShell Script

Let me know any issues encountered, I will try to resolve them.

cheers

Micro 11 Barebones Powershell Script

12.24 MB folder on MEGA

Micro 11 Barebones StartAllBack Powershell Script

15.82 MB folder on MEGA

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Micro 11 Barebones Processes Detailed View.webp


Micro 11 Home 26H2 26300.9550 Installation Size.webp
 

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Intel Core Ultra 7 258V
CPU
Intel Core Ultra 7 258V
Motherboard
Intel Core Ultra 7 258V
Memory
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Intel ARC 140V
I wouldn't recommend using any Windows debloating script that doesn't openly state what features are removed (or allow users to customize their removals).

This script removes key features which might be important to some users:
Code:
"Microsoft-Windows-PowerShell-ISE-FOD-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-WMIC-FoD-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-MediaPlayer-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-LanguageFeatures-TextToSpeech-en-us-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-Hello-Face-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-MediaPlayer-Package-wow64.cab",
"Microsoft-Windows-LanguageFeatures-Speech-en-us-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-MSPaint-FoD-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-SnippingTool-FoD-Package~",
"Microsoft-Windows-Hello-BioEnrollment-Package~",  <-- required for Windows Hello
"Microsoft-Windows-BitLocker-DriveEncryption-FVE-Package~",  <-- required for BitLocker
"Microsoft-Windows-TPM-WMI-Provider-Package~",   <-- required for Secure Boot

Not to mention you're removing Defender. Some users may agree with your removal list, but it should be listed up front.
 

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