00:00:15 Download the MSMG toolkit. 00:01:20 Copying the Windows 11 installation files. 00:02:55 Time to run the MSMG script. 00:05:45 Starting to remove the Windows 11 components. 00:09:50 Removing some system components. 00:15:55 Removing some Windows applications. 00:19:40 Time to apply some tweaks. 00:26:35 Applying and saving changes to the source images. 00:27:15 Time to finally create the ISO image. In this video I am showing how to create a Windows 11 installer, that has had most of the extra bloat ware removed, which Microsoft has decided to add for no useful reason. I am using a utility called MSMG and it was the latest stable release at the time of the recording. The removal process is quite straightforward, but you have to be careful not to remove too many things, because of course Microsoft is useless at dependency management, so you could end up removing something that is required for the setup process to complete, or that is used by the main desktop processes, which will then stop you from being able to run any programs. This version of MSMG also allows you to remove the TPM hardware check, which then allows you to run Windows 11 on a PC without one installed and even on a virtual machine, which shows how much Microsoft are like a bunch of scammers. https://msmgtoolkit.in/downloads.html