If you are one of those who doesn't like the idea of having a system with Microsoft telemetry like Windows 10 or you don't like features like the Edge browser and Cortana, below you will find something that interests you.
A new unofficial version of Windows 10 Creators Update called Bloatware Free Edition is being released as an ISO image and gives you the ability to install a light version of Windows 10 that does not contain the majority of pre-installed apps and features, such as Cortana, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, and Windows Defender, which is the default antivirus application offered by the company.
Additionally, this unofficial version also includes a set of features that are not available in Windows 10 by default, such as DirectX 9, .NET Framework 3.5, and the Windows 7 Calculator, which has been replaced by a universal app in Microsoft's latest operating system.
This version of Windows 10 comes in an ISO file and you can install it like any other operating system by simply burning it to a disc or creating an installation USB.
Before you download and install this version of Windows, you should know that:
1. It was not created by Microsoft, but by a user who posted it on the NotebookReview forum. This means that it is an unofficial version and you will not get any support from Microsoft if something goes wrong.
2. There's no doubt that Microsoft won't be happy with this bloatware-free version, especially since it removes some key components of Windows 10, such as the telemetry system and Cortana. Telemetry is essential for further improving Windows 10, fixing issues, and more.
3. This copy of Windows 10 requires a genuine key to activate.
4. It goes without saying that you should use it at your own risk.
You can download the unofficial version of Windows 10 from the NotebookReview forum.
