Since its appearance in 1985, Microsoft Windows has changed from the original graphical user interface based on MS-DOS to the subsequent multi-window interface, and its version has been constantly upgraded as the development of computer hardware technology. Its architecture is from 16-bit, to 32-bit, to 64-bit; and its version from the original Windows 1.0 to the well-known Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 these desktop systems, as well as Windows Server this kind of enterprise system.

Each of the released versions of Microsoft Windows is not perfect, this is the fact that can be accepted by the public. But the behavior of Windows 10 started to insanely stealing its users' privacy info (euphemistically called: data mining) has been deeply embedded into the every process of the whole system operation, while this is unbearable for any senior Windows users. So we have to resort to some third-party applications to protect the security of our digital privacy.

Windows 10 started to blatantly monitor and steal user privacy info, this is a public fact that is daunting for advanced computer users. Because it secretly monitors user behavior and privacy in the background, without notifying the user or getting user's permission. It then uploads the relevant data to Microsoft's official servers, FBI headquarters, and other selling ways. At the same time, this process takes up lots of your network bandwidth. Especially, most of the related settings are hidden and do not allow users to selectively shut down at all.

AppNee never intended to release the Windows setup ISO image files (not only because they have too big file size), but the following two reasons direct cause we have to do this for so many pure Windows players:

1. Windows 10's design and performance shrinks drastically
2. On the whole Internet, it is almost impossible to find any clean, untouched, official Windows setup ISO files

Since Windows 8, Microsoft started to implant plenty of trashware into system, but never allows you to actually remove them (the only so-called 'Uninstall' option they provide can do nothing but remove those apps' icons at most; And for many apps, it's even grayed out, not clickable). In others words, all apps' files are still there, and once you make a system update, all of them will come back to start menu immediately). And to Windows 10, this situation is much worse.