As Microsoft incorporates additional components into Windows 10, the community keeps moving in the opposite direction, seeking solutions that enable their removal. This conflict of interest isn't new, but the 'Windows as a service' strategy simply deepened it. That's how we arrive at projects like Debotnet, software that includes multiple tasks, ranging from cleaning Windows 10 to blocking Cortana, restoring classic apps, and advanced privacy controls.
The State of Windows 10 Updates
The release of Windows 10 2004 is approaching, and if we look closely at the planned 'improvements', there isn't much to get excited about. Personally, I haven't even jumped to 1909, and my main machine still runs 1903 without any issues. And apparently I'm not the only one in that position. Many Windows users feel 'update fatigue', and a certain sense of fear with each update, since Redmond's track record in stability isn't the best.
In other words, Windows 10 users want to take back control, and with each new build, Microsoft 'suggests' that isn't going to happen. The alternative is to look for tools that help balance the scales, help us clean Windows 10, and give us more influence over its privacy settings. That's the job of Debotnet, created by the same developer who offers us Roboget.
Debotnet Features
Debotnet's features are divided into 17 categories. In Start you'll find multiple options to disable telemetry and configure the opt-out for secondary elements. The Bloatware category generates a lot of interest among users, since it allows you to delete built-in apps quickly and easily.
In Deprecated Apps there are shortcuts to reinstall classic versions of Calculator, Paint, and Sticky Notes. In the Gaming section we can disable everything related to Game Bar, Logitech and Razer services, and set the opt-out for Nvidia telemetry. And the Update category regulates updates, with delays and blocks for supposedly mandatory patches.
In summary, Debotnet definitely deserves a place on your maintenance USB drive to set limits in Windows 10, do a bit of cleaning, and block things that aren't entirely necessary. The latest update of the app was published yesterday, and it has a portable edition.
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