The longer part of the windows install process is not the installation. It's removing all the pre-installed bloatware, removing or disabling all the telemetry and other undesired features that are on by default.
The start menu entries are stored in an encrypted file somewhere beneath a thousand different folders. But its possible to copy a cleaned start menu file and paste it in the correct directory in the default user folder to give new users an ad-free start menu.
Just pirate LTSC.
Just run Linux.
If your hardware lets you
Run a distro of linux which is less resource intensive than windows?
Nah, one specific hardware where its manufacturer hasn't written a Linux driver and no one bothered to reverse engineer
The longer part of the windows install process is not the installation. It's removing all the pre-installed bloatware, removing or disabling all the telemetry and other undesired features that are on by default.
The start menu entries are stored in an encrypted file somewhere beneath a thousand different folders. But its possible to copy a cleaned start menu file and paste it in the correct directory in the default user folder to give new users an ad-free start menu.
Just pirate LTSC.
Just run Linux.
If your hardware lets you
Run a distro of linux which is less resource intensive than windows?
Nah, one specific hardware where its manufacturer hasn't written a Linux driver and no one bothered to reverse engineer
Don’t buy shitty hardware.