Jesse just told you! Go to their web site, browse around and find the OS that will work for you.
There are actually many variations to choose from. All safe, and very Professionally done. I've tried many of them myself, and have had very good results, and never a problem. Many of the things that they have removed, can be easily re-installed.
If your motherboard BIOS is less than 12 years old, you can probably run the latest 24H2 version.
"Debloater" was the topic of this forum thread, and just this morning, I've spent an hour or two, doing some Debloating of my own.
But it was all just things that I've installed myself, thinking that I needed them. NOT SO. I have workarounds available to me, that I don't have to install into my SSD.
Oft times, we can be our own worse enemy, computer wise. We see a new program offering to fix our every PC problem, and we download and install it, and then it finds a b'zillion things wrong, but we have to BUY the danged program before it will perform the FIX. FAKE! PHONY! BOGUS!
They might actually fix a thing or two, but basically it's just a ruse to get our money.
Just Delete that program and move on! I just did that this morning with a program called "PC Cleanup". Or something like that! Arggg!
EaseUS Partition Manager is really a good program for HD management, but, it installs a Huge Amount of software, some of which will run forever in the background. Not Good! So I deleted it, using Revo Uninstaller. Then I found its Folders and files still resident on my HD! So I took ownership of those folders and files, with "Grant Admin Full Control" (like Take Ownership,only better) and then I just deleted them.
A clean SSD is a happy SSD!!! If I were still running a mechanical HD, I would now perform a "Defrag", which we DON'T even attempt on an SSD.
When I read of someone having trouble Debloating their PC, I just wish I could be there to help. It's what I used to do for a living.
Y'all have a great day now, Y'hear?
TM
