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Bloat back in the day was when you kept installing stuff and made the OS slower. Due it having to load all of the registry for it and other stuff.
When my CPU usage is at 0% to 1% on doing nothing in Windows 11, it isn't much bloat. Steam uses 0.1% of the CPU though.
My internet browser uses far more than any other background process is using right now. I haven't even uninstalled the programs that people hate.
Edge doesn't run in the background when it isn't used.
You will not notice a difference between a "bloat free" and normal windows install in terms of performance. It'll be a placebo pill effect.
and oem mfgs add on their own bloat
bloat is not what users install
Anything the user install is "bloat".
The stuff Windows has installed by default will barely affect the system. You might notice FPS differences when it reaches 500+ values in games.
But yes I agree. All of those and even more, should be optional as a WinOS user.
Just like how Windows PRO should really be what ALL USERS should get as the minimum basics. Home Edition shouldn't exist.
yep, software bloat forced on people is horrible, not to mention other programs which beg you to install other programs, or back in the days when said stuff was force installed along with w/e program you downloaded, or where they setup the installer in a way you didnt know something else was being installed.
that is what people mean when they talk about bloat.
there is also other forms of bloat as well tbf, as mentioned... some people install all kinds of crap, stop using said crap and leave it installed, clogging their drives and slowing them down.
essentially any software bloat can cause performance issues be it on the cpu or the drives and w/e else if affects.
also to mention, bloat in the form of random folder/files left over from uninstalls, or temp files, ect... can cause bloat on your OS drive, ect..
and also fair to mention, is feature creep, for example microsoft pumping in more bloat with each update, adding nonsense no one asked for and try to make much of it baked in and/or not removable... i mean i play games, i dont need ai, i dont need edge as i use firefox, i dont need xbox bs as i dont play xbox or xbox/microsoft games (unless its on steam and doesnt require an account), among many other things.
i wont even bother talking about the ad/news bloat, some people seem to think they never existed after they happened to have disabled them with third party nonsense that we should have a need for.
anywho, all the bloat in general, is a huge issue, mostly the stuff being forced on us, the rest is a user issue (pc maintenance).
correct, it was replaced or changed (dont know which) into that copilot bs...
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Gorasul:_The_Legacy_of_the_Dragon
Does not seems to have an issue running under w10, at least nothing about that here. May be securom could be if you are using a retail version.
Are you sur it's really avi ? Most of the time avi wasn't used for game ,blink video was.
No clue if windows 10 can natively play avi video format, it the answer is no and if it does not work under gorasu then you may be need a codec for that ( avi )
If it's blink video, i do not think you need one unless you want to see the cutscene outside the game , but you can use https://github.com/clsid2/mpc-hc/releases to play them if i remember well ( great video/music/stream watching little tool )
If you're going to go and manually convert videos... Are you sure you tried all ways to make them compatible with Windblows 10 ? You do know that video drivers or at least Game Profile Settings, must have OpenGL/Triple Buffering on for games utilizing DX-9 and prior ?
win 10 and 11 are functionally the same, but not only have i used and tested win 10, but now currently using win 11, i havent noticed those issues.
all the games i have on my pc (steam or outside of steam), seem to work fine, no matter the direct x, runtime needed, etc..
but i have seen mention of errors that mention "out of memory", though from what i read, its seemed to be more of a vram issue, but i guess it could be a mixture of vram, lower amounts of ram and no or set too small paging file, in those cases.
also to note, people should have most if not all direct x's installed, all 22 ms runtimes installed, desktop runtime 5 and 6 (newer dotnet frameworks) and the old dotnet framework 4.8.1 installed, and for some games xna framework installed, etc..
Install VLC Media Player (desktop app) from their official website (not via Microsoft Store app)
Go into Classic Control Panel and enable extra Windows Features such as Legacy > DirectPlay and also NET/ASP Frameworks
Launch Steam via Run As Admin and not via OS Startup. Otherwise Games that have various extra Redistributables can't Install them.
If game has an issue, first disable Game Mode in WinOS Settings. Then set game EXE files so the option for "disable full screen optimization" is enabled in file properties.
Set PageFile manually to C Drive and set to 8192 MIN. Set the MAX to 1.5X installed RAM. Once you click SET to lock that in, click OK out of those windows and restart Windows. It would also help to disable Fast Startup and Hibernation via CMD to gain back the disk space used by the temp hibersys file as well as get your Win10/11 Restart/Shutdown back to how it should be, a clean boot every time instead of using RAM Cache.