Microsoft Windows Operating Systems
Steps to install a clean copy of Windows 10|11
BypassTPMCheck and set its value to 1
BypassSecureBootCheck and set its value to 1
Create BypassCPUCheck and set its value to 1
Close Registry Editor and the Command Prompt,
Windows Protection
if your computer is experiencing slowdowns, it’s possible that Windows System Protection background tasks are contributing to the issue, as they can consume system resources like CPU and Disk access while creating restore points, potentially impacting your computer’s overall performance, especially if the system is set to create restore points too frequently.
Why System Protection might slow down your computer:
Frequent restore point creation:
If your system is set to create restore points too often,
To ensure that another “Policy” has not been set, you should check this key in the Registry
“As an Administrator”
Hkey_Local_Machine\Software\Policies\Microsoft\ and select Windows Defender.
Any key in this folder other than Default is a policy that will affect the function of WD.
Expect to find DisableAntiVirus or DisableAntiSpyware. You can disable either of
these by modifying there Dword from 1 to 0. Do that by right-clicking the key name,
and select “Modify”.
Work-around to stop Windows PC Overheating
In Windows Run box (Windows Key + R) enter following command to lower the Control Panel ‘Maximum processor state’.
control powercfg.cpl,,1
Scroll down to ‘Processor power management’. Next, click to expand ‘Maximum processor state’, then set the ‘On battery’ and/or ‘Plugged in’ percentages to less than 100%, e.g. 80%.
This should prevent the CPU overheating, i.e. reaching the maximum die (Tjunction) temperature and shutting down the PC.
ref: Computer Active 696/p64
To bypass the Microsoft Account requirement, proceed with the first few steps of the installation process normally until you reach the Sign in screen.
Then press Shift + F10 to open up a Command Prompt Window and enter the following command:
oobe\bypassnro
The system will restart and begin the installation steps all over. At this point disconnect your PC from the Internet. Eventually you’ll see an “I Don’t Have Internet” option, or you’ll be prompted to create a local account immediately.
The procedure below assumes a standard Windows 10 | 11 installation where the Recovery Partition immediately follows the Windows OS partition
1. Run Command Prompt as administrator
2. Check the Recovery partition is enabled
reagentc /info
If the Recovery partition is enabled disable it
reagentc /disable
3. Shrink the Windows OS partition by 250MB so as to increase the Recovery partition by the same amount
diskpart list disk sel disk [OS disk index] list part sel part [OS partition] shrink desired=250 minimum=250 sel part [Recovery partition] delete partition override
4.
Inadvertently hitting Up-Arrow just before striking the Enter key causes the search to select last drop down menu search option, i.e. “Change Search Settings” instead of searching the web. This could be intentional but more often than not it’s an annoyance. It also wipes the original search query forcing it to be retyped. In addition the “Change Search Settings” option doesn’t get highlighted to give you a clue that it is going to Change Search Settings.
Using Regedit navigate to
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\
Click on Windows and add new key called Explorer
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer
Click on Explorer and add 32-bit DWORD DisableSearchBoxSuggestions = 1
Restart