This repository contains a customized autounattend.xml file designed to fully automate the installation of Windows 10/11, strip away bloatware, and optimize the system for maximum performance.
Generated via Schneegans and further customized by batuhd for a specific workflow.
This configuration modifies the standard Windows experience in the following ways:
- Theme: Dark Mode enabled by default for both System and Apps.
- Taskbar: Aligned to the Left (Windows 10 style) with Widgets disabled.
- Context Menu: Restores the Classic (Full) Right-Click Menu, removing the "Show more options" toggle.
- Wallpaper: Automatically downloads and applies a custom 7ABR themed wallpaper from this repository during setup.
- Explorer: File extensions and hidden files are visible by default. "This PC" icon added to desktop.
- Debloat: Aggressively removes pre-installed bloatware including Candy Crush, Clipchamp, Cortana, Bing News, Skype, Solitaire, Zune, Feedback Hub, and more.
- Services: OneDrive, Teams, Office 365, Copilot, and Windows Hello are removed or disabled.
- Power Settings: optimized for "High Performance" (Sleep on AC disabled).
- Mouse: "Enhance pointer precision" (Mouse Acceleration) is disabled.
- Windows Defender:
⚠️ Completely Disabled (via Registry & Service modification). - Telemetry: Tracking and reporting services are disabled.
- Bypass: TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and RAM checks are bypassed (allows installation on older hardware).
- Get an ISO: Download a clean Windows 10 or 11 ISO.
- Add the File:
- Using Rufus: After burning the ISO, copy
autounattend.xmlto the root of the USB drive. - Using Ventoy: Place the XML file in the same directory as your ISO or use the Auto Injection plugin.
- Using Rufus: After burning the ISO, copy
- Boot: Boot from the USB. The installation will proceed automatically (only the disk partitioning screen is left manual for safety).
This configuration disables Windows Defender and Firewall features. This is done to free up system resources and prevent interference, but it leaves the system vulnerable to malware and network attacks if not managed correctly.
- Use at your own risk.
- It is assumed you have the knowledge to secure your system or understand the risks involved.
- The author is not responsible for any data loss or security breaches resulting from the use of this file.
If you want to change the computer name (currently set to Sinop), keyboard layout, or the list of removed apps, simply open autounattend.xml in a text editor (VS Code, Notepad++) and modify the relevant sections.
Maintained by batuhd.