Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Bloatware Free Edition

Microsoft's long-anticipated Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is here and ready to get a hold of as of October 17th, 2017 and, quite frankly, there are lots of reasons why you might want to give it a shot.

Besides enhanced overall protection (including ransomware protection, mind you) and new subtle animation changes, you also get better phone/PC integration, enhanced UWP media detection, a different Action Center, a smarter Cortana, and an improved Edge browser, not to mention the exciting Mixed Reality Viewer app and support for more VR headsets from some pretty big of the industry.

However, for those of you out there who can't ignore the so-called bloatware usually associated with Windows 10, good news - you can now try-out a bloatware-free version of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

Coming from the same NotebookReview.com forum member that built the "clean" edition of Creators Update Redstone 2, we have Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Bloatware Free Edition.

Just like in the case of the Redstone 2 edition mentioned above, this is unofficial and tweaked version of Windows 10 built using MSMG Toolking, the go-to utility for removing bloatware and other presumably privacy-invading components.

Having said that, you can wave goodbye to various telemetry components and various other features like Cortana, Windows Defender, Connect App, Maps, System Restore, and various Windows Store utilities with the exception of Store, Sticky Notes, and Xbox.

There's no more Skype Video, Home Group, Mixed Reality, and Quick Assist App. Even better (for some users, at least), DirectX 9.0 is now integrated by default, and Windows Photo Viewer now boasts a so-called "Metro Skin" instead of its basic one. There's a RAID driver included as well, if you want to install Windows 10 on a RAID setup.

You should be able to activate the product without any types of problems by entering your official Windows product in the following section: PC Settings -> Updates & Security -> Activation -> Change Product Key.

As far as deployment is concerned, it should once again be business, as usual - burn the ISO to any flash drive using any of the following utilities: Rufus, WinSetupFromUSB, UNetbootin, or WinToFlash.

Enjoy/use it at your own risk.