#6361
Optimizer is a free, open-source, very comprehensive and easy-to-use system optimization tool, developed by deadmoon (hellzerg) from Greece. It supports Windows 7 and above systems, but is mainly designed for Windows 10/11. In addition, it is more suitable for a freshly installed system, and can automatically identify your Windows version and provide some specific setting items.

#6358
DISM (short for Deployment Image Servicing and Management) is a Microsoft built-in utility for installing, uninstalling, configuring, and updating features and packages in offline Windows images (including Windows PE, Windows RE and Windows Setup), that is, a system slimming tool. Since it is command line based, it is difficult to use for normal users.

#6119
Windows XP is Microsoft's first best operating system, Windows 7 is the second, but also the last. Starting with Windows 8, Microsoft has made Windows worse and worse. And when it came to Windows 11, Windows was already very sick. Four of the most serious problems are:
  1. System is becoming more and more bloated, especially with the huge amount of junk apps pre-installed
  2. System performance is getting lower and lower, with hundreds of backend processes
  3. System is getting harder and harder to use, complicating all the simple operations
  4. Privacy protection is getting worse, as Microsoft itself starts collecting all kinds of data from users like crazy

#5589
MSMG Toolkit is a very powerful and easy-to-use system component/function simplifying and integrating tool for Microsoft Windows system image file. It can help users enable or disable system services/ports, customize, add or remove unnecessary or unwanted functions and components from the system, and modify system configuration files, thus greatly simplifying the system, reducing the size of OS, and improving the running speed of computer.

#4747
The advantages of simplifying system installation files are obvious: 1) greatly shortens the installation time of OS; 2) saves a lot of disk space occupied by system partition; 3) makes the system run faster; 4) there is no need to manually remove unwanted/unused files one by one after installing the system (otherwise, that's not only extremely inefficient, but also error-prone, and the these files can not be removed completely. So it's better not to install them at all). Besides, integrating drivers, patches, software and other resources into the system installation package can greatly reduce the time and effort spent on driver update, patch update, software installation and other aspects for a newly installed system.

#2140
Win Toolkit (predecessor: Windows 7 Toolkit), AppNee likes to call it 'Windows OS Editor & DIYer', which is a lightweight but powerful Windows operation system/setup ISO file personalized custom utility from WinCert Forum, made by Legolash2o.