How do I debloat, /g/?

>>61372630
Set services to manual. Disable startup programs if you know you don't need them.

>>61372630
Why would you want to?

Dynamic RAM allocation should allow your OS to use as much RAM as possible to avoid pulling commonly used things from your local disk and instead can just retrieve almost instantly from your RAM.

Unused RAM is wasted RAM, and unless you find yourself in a situation where you NEED more RAM for a specific function or task, there is no need for you to really be concerned about RAM use.

>>61372652
>>61372659
i can't fucking believe it /g/, two serious answers and nobody jumped out with "install gentoo"

you amuse me everyday

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>>61372630
Gentoo and installing it.

>>61372>>61372630
Format all the disks, newly formated disks will greatly improved the performance. No need to back up data, it will remain in its place.

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>>61372679
>THYCC eyebrows

>>61372709
This. All your files will be exactly where you left them.

>>61372818
i heard removing system32 does good shit too

>>61372834
Yeah unless of course you still need 32-bit support

>>61372856
On most systems, System32 actually is 64-bit. Just Windows things. Also, SysWOW64 is 32-bit.