How to Remove Store, Updates, and Telemetry from Windows 10 22H2 Home (Using Linux and VirtualBox)

In this video, we remove Store, Updates, and Telemetry from an already-debloated Windows 10 22H2 Home build — using a Linux live environment inside VirtualBox, because attempting the same removal from within a live Windows session is met with "access denied." We load a most recent good snapshot, review the settings, load a Linux ISO into the virtual optical drive, boot the live environment, open Firefox, pull the removal script from a GitHub Gist, and run it as root from a terminal. The script's console output and its own log file are both captured back to Gist as a durable record. We close out with taking another snapshot so the modified state is preserved. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:15 Why remove from Linux and not inside Windows 0:35 starting from a known good build; restoring a snapshot 0:45 Reviewing VirtualBox settings (networking on) 1:00 Loading the Linux ISO into the virtual optical drive 1:15 Enabling networking in VirtualBox settings 1:30 Booting the Linux live environment 1:45 Opening Firefox and logging into GitHub Gist 2:30 Copying the Microsoft removal script 3:05 Running the script as root (sudo -i, chmod +x, ./) 5:35 Reading the live console output 6:00 Capturing the console log to Gist 7:10 Capturing the script's log file to Gist 8:15 Shutting down Linux 8:45 Taking a new snapshot 9:25 Thank you for watching, enjoy the synthesizer #VirtualBox #Windows10 #Linux #Debloat #Telemetry