Debloat your win 10 install, this might work on 11, maybe.

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Tired of the excessive bloatware they continue to add to windows? It really makes me want to migrate to linux, all the trash they add to 'spy' on users with. telemetry. forced restarts, very fun.

Any way this trims most of the "fat" from win10.

https://github.com/n1snt/Windows-Debloater
EDIT1: Put link in CODE brackets to remove forum redir!cts.

EDIT2: This is much easier than doing each and every step manually, and in the case of uninstalling junk more effective.
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- Note: Does require a restart after the script has run.

Options:
What this script can do :
Enable/Disable Telemetry
Enable/Disable Wi-Fi Sense
Enable/Disable SmartScreen Filter
Enable/Disable Bing Search in Start Menu
Enable/Disable Location Tracking
Enable/Disable Feedback
Enable/Disable Advertising ID
Enable/Disable Cortana
Restrict Windows Update P2P only to local network
Remove AutoLogger file & restrict directory
Stop & disable Diagnostics Tracking Service
Lower/Raise UAC level
Enable/Disable sharing mapped drives between users
Enable/Disable Firewall
Enable/Disable Windows Defender
Enable/Disable Windows Update automatic restart
Stop & disable Home Groups services
Enable/Disable Remote Assistance
Enable/Disable Remote Desktop w/o Network Level Authentication
Enable/Disable Action Center
Enable/Disable Lock screen
Enable/Disable Autoplay
Enable/Disable Autorun for all drives
Enable/Disable Sticky keys prompt
Hide/Show Search button / box
Hide/Show Task View button
Hide/Show small/large icons in taskbar
Hide/Show titles in taskbar
Hide/Show all tray icons
Hide/Show known file extensions
Change default Explorer view to "Computer"/"Quick Access"
Hide/Show Computer shortcut on desktop
Remove Desktop icon from computer namespace
Remove Documents icon from computer namespace
Remove Downloads icon from computer namespace
Remove Downloads icon to computer namespace
Remove Music icon from computer namespace
Remove Pictures icon from computer namespace
Remove Videos icon from computer namespace
Remove secondary en-US keyboard
Enable/Disable/Uninstall OneDrive
Install/Uninstall default Microsoft applications
Uninstall Work Folders Client
Enable/Disable unwanted Windows services
Enable/Disable many of the default apps.
Prevents Apps from re-installing
Remove/Set Password Age Limit
Enable/Disable Privacy Settings Experience
Sets Windows to Dark Mode

Defaults:
By default this script has options enabled for a normal user.

Telemetry is disabled.
Wi-Fi sense is disabled.
SmartScreen Filter is disabled.
Bing Search diabled in Start Menu.
Location Tracking is disabled.
Feedback is disabled.
Advertising ID is disabled.
Cortana is disabled.
Restricted Windows Update P2P only to local network.
Removed AutoLogger file and restrict directory.
Stopped and disabled Diagnostics Tracking Service.
Disabled Windows Update automatic restart.
Stoped and disabled Home Groups services.
Show known file extensions.
Change default Explorer view to "Computer"
Disabled OneDrive.
It removes some of the bloatware bundled with Windows 10 :
3DBuilder
BingFinance
BingNews
BingSports
BingWeather
Getstarted
People
SkypeApp
WindowsMaps
WindowsPhone
WindowsSoundRecorder
AppConnector
Messaging
CommsPhone
CandyCrushSodaSaga
WindowsFeedbackHub
Wallet
GetHelp
MixedReality
Everything Office related.
Everything Xbox related.
WindowsCamera
Disables all settings in Privacy Experience.
Disable Remote Assistance
Disable Remote Desktop

Will update after a restart and testing another existing user account and setting one up.

EDIT3: After restarting testing a few existing accounts, including one that I had created before running the script, changes to cosmetics (light/dark theme etc.) are account based. cortana is disabled of the things that are changed, xbox junk is no longer enabled among accounts by default, if you use it you can reenable it through services to be manually or automatically.

I recommend using "Automatic (Delayed Start)" on services that are not system critical like Steam, ShareX, Search Everything, etc. This helps speed up the OS system boot.