Well I do the same, I first installed Windows 11 but I didn't like it even if it only has minor differences to Windows 10.

It's really easy but alot of people are new to it. Im probably gonna make a video soon on Installing Ghost Spectre & how to configure it on the PC. I also go into my Bios & I turn my Bluetooth & Wi-Fi off & Fastboot off because I dnt use them if I had a Bluetooth headset I would leave that on but that's about it. If you do not have a windows key you can use massgrave activation scripts on GitHub to permanently activate your windows.

then lastly I just use game turbo power mode because I play games on my PC & activate my Windows. I then use iobit driver booster from ghost tool box #36 to install my chipset driver's and any other drivers that are missing etc. This is the procedure I take, first I fix my date & time then go to internet options add Cloudflare & Google's DNS servers to my IPv4, I then turn off power saver for my Ethernet device in adapter options, I open up Ghost tool box & install direct x first, Microsoft edge next then I uninstall Widgets because edge adds that package & takes up resources as seen in task manager, then I open up edge & add Adguard my favorite extension & add Cloudflare in advanced security inside the edge browser then finally use edge to download my Nvidia drivers and other drivers that are vital to the PC. Once Ghost Spectre Superlite SE is installed on my custom gaming PC.

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