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I formatted the disk as well while installing the os, not just upgraded it or whatever, still it remains idk how

I literally changed the entire os, still its in my system, i tried turning off it in services, glad it helped

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Hey hi guys, Hope you are doing well, i have asus vivobook 15 x515ea model.. i recently changed my operating system to get rid of the asus inbuilt optimization tools, but still i dont know how they got into my system after changing the os.. is there any way to remove these asus tools...

My new laptop's model is x515ea-ej322ws core i3 512 ssd intel uhd... The problem is i don't want any of these asus utilities.. i can disable it but i can't permanently remove it.. that's why i want to change the operating system... Revi os is something like a light version of windows 11 without...

I'm sorry i can't understand, could you please explain easily and please note that my vivobook 15 is not a touchscreen model

That's fine tho.. i don't want any of the asus utilities only... I can able to update drivers in revi os too... Since it's a windows os itself... But my real question is, will it affect my motherboard or firmware kinda stuffs? Cuz idk that much about those stuffs

Hey hi there, thanks in advance...(Please read fully) Recently i bought asus vivobook 15 and it's pretty awesome and super cool to use but the real problem out there is the asus utilities my laptop have... Literally tons and tons of utilities i don't even know what's they're about... So i...

Ouch... Then i have to try media creation tool when i get my laptop

Thank you so much and clonezilla can do backup everything along with drivers too?? And the lap I'm gonna get is asus vivobook 15

No it's not about the custom windows, lemme explain in detail.. I'm gonna buy a new laptop which is having windows 11 with preactivated along with ms office activated, but I don't want original version of windows with bloatwares and unwanted settings... So i wanna use revi os 11 or ghost spectre...

Thanks for replying man... Is it really possible to decrypt the wim file to an bootable installation along with installed apps and be able to reinstall it as an usual os? Or you're just meant the backing up of a drive usong clonezilla??

Is there any way to backup my current existing windows os(along with manually installed softwares) as a bootable iso image and able to reinstall it later?

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Is there any way to backup my current existing windows os(along with manually installed softwares) as an iso image and able to reinstall it later?