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Contents
tiny11builder ........................................................................................................................................................... 7
Download Tiny11builder: https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder/tree/main ............................................. 9
Download: https://archive.org/details/windows11tinyedition ............................................................................. 9
Make a Windows 11 Image That Runs on 2GB of RAM With Tiny11 Builder ....................................................... 10
Windows 10/11 Services that can be disabled without major impact on its functionality. ................................ 19
From reginout.com ........................................................................................................................................... 19
From nerdschalk.com ....................................................................................................................................... 20
Additional Services from thewindowsclub.com ............................................................................................. 20
Using Rufus to build a bootable flash drive .......................................................................................................... 22

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Installing Windows Lite on a VM .......................................................................................................................... 26

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............................................................................................................................................................................... 26
How to Download a Windows 11 ISO File and Do a Clean Install ........................................................................ 28
Creating a Windows 11 ISO with UUP Dump........................................................................................................ 30
There are several tools available to detect rootkits in the Windows kernel: ...................................................... 33

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tiny11builder
Scripts to build a trimmed-down Windows 11 image.

https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder/blob/main/README.md

This is a script to automate the build of a streamlined Windows 11 image, similar to tiny11. My
main goal is to use only Microsoft utilities like DISM, and nothing external. The only executable
included is oscdimg.exe, which is provided in the Windows ADK and it is used to create
bootable ISO images. Also included is an unattended answer file, which is used to bypass the
MS account on OOBE and to deploy the image with the /compact flag. It's open-source, so feel
free to add or remove anything you want! Feedback is also much appreciated.
As of now, only build 22621.525 (the one that can be downloaded from the Microsoft
website), 22621.1265 (the latest public build) and 25300 (latest Insider build as of now) are
supported.

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Instructions:
1. Download Windows 11 22621.1265 from UUPDump or 22621.525 or 25300 from the
Microsoft website (https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11)
2. Mount the downloaded ISO image using Windows Explorer.
3. For .1265, run tiny11 creator.bat as administrator. For .525 or 25300, use the aptly-
named script (also as administrator).
4. Select the drive letter where the image is mounted (only the letter, no colon (:))
5. Select the SKU that you want the image to be based.
6. Sit back and relax :)
7. When the image is completed, you will see it in the folder where the script was
extracted, with the name tiny11.iso
What is removed: Clipchamp, News, Weather, Xbox (although Xbox Identity provider is still
here, so it should be possible to be reinstalled with no issues), GetHelp, GetStarted, Office
Hub, Solitaire, PeopleApp, PowerAutomate, ToDo, Alarms, Mail and Calendar, Feedback Hub,
Maps, Sound Recorder, Your Phone, Media Player, QuickAssist, Internet Explorer, LA57
support, OCR for en-us, Speech support, TTS for en-us, Media Player Legacy, Tablet PC Math,
Wallpapers, Edge, OneDrive
Known issues:
1. Microsoft Teams (personal) and Cortana are still here. If you find a way to remove them
before I find one, feel free to help!
2. Although Edge is removed, the icon and a ghost of its taskbar pin are still available. Also,
there are some remnants in the Settings. But the app in itself is deleted.
3. The script is rather inflexible, as in only the builds specified can be modified. This is
because with each new build Microsoft also updates the inbox apps included. If one
tries to use other builds, it will work with varying degrees of success, but some things
like the removal of Edge and OneDrive as well as bypassing system requirements or
other patches will always be applied.
4. Only en-us x64 is supported as of now. This can be easily fixable by the end user, just by
replacing every instance of en-us with the language needed (like ro-RO and so on), and
every x64 instance with arm64.
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And that's pretty much it for now! Thanks for trying it and let me know how you like it!
https://ntdotdev.wordpress.com/

Download Tiny11builder: https://github.com/ntdevlabs/tiny11builder/tree/main

Download: https://archive.org/details/windows11tinyedition

“The Bible tells us to love our neighbors, and also to love our enemies; probably because they are generally the
same people.”

– G.K. Chesterton

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Make a Windows 11 Image That Runs on 2GB of RAM With Tiny11
Builder
By Avram Piltch
published February 25, 2023
Free tool outputs a Windows 11 image that requires just 2GB of RAM.

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)

Out of the box, Windows 11 is a resource-hungry operating system that gulps up tons of RAM
and CPU cycles, leaving older or underpowered systems unable to run it. The official system
requirements demand not only TPM security and secure boot, but also at least 4GB of RAM, a
dual-core processor and a 64GB SSD. But, with the release of Tiny11 Builder, you can make a
lightweight Windows 11 install that gets around these requirements and runs well on PCs with
limited memory and processing power.

Tiny11, a custom image of Windows 11 from Twitter user NTDEV solves these issues by
removing unnecessary libraries, apps and services so that the system can run with just 2GB of
RAM, take up a mere 12GB of disk space and not check for any of the system requirements.
However, up until now, to use Tiny11, you had to download the entire operating system from
NTDEV's cloud storage drive, which meant you didn't have a choice of Windows 11 version and
it was awkward downloading the whole OS from someone other than Microsoft.

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Now, NTDEV has released Tiny11 Builder, a free tool that lets you turn the latest Windows 11
ISO (installer file) into one which installs a light version of the OS. In just a few simple steps,
you can grab Windows 11 Home, Pro, Education, Enterprise and then use Tiny11 Builder to
remove the cruft from it, before you even install. NTDEV says that, right now, only the latest
builds 22621.1265 and 22621.525 are officially supported. However, this may remove some
extraneous stuff from pre-release builds.
I used Tiny11 Builder to create a stripped-down build of Windows 11 Home that I installed on
both a Virtual Machine and a decade-old, sluggish ThinkPad X131e. The VM was blazing fast
and the ThinkPad, which was so slow under Windows 10 that letters would appear seconds
after I typed them, was actually usable.
Below, I'll show you how to create your own lightweight Windows 11 ISO using Tiny11 Builder.
If you have a Raspberry Pi, also see our tutorial on how to install Tiny11 on your Raspberry Pi.
How to Make a Lightweight Windows 11 Image with Tiny11
1. Download Tiny11 Builder from Github and unzip it to its own folder.

2. Download a Windows 11 ISO from Microsoft (or using UUP Dump). For now, only builds
22621.525 and 22621.1265 are officially supported. When I downloaded the ISO from

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Microsoft and when I created it using the media creation tool, my build number was
22621.525. For more details on getting an ISO, see our article on how to download a Windows
11 ISO.
3. Mount the ISO. You can do this by right clicking on it and selecting Mount.
File Explorer should open, showing you what drive letter now represents the ISO, which will
act as if it were a physical drive.
4. Find your ISO's Windows build number (if you don't know for sure). You can do this by
launching an elevated command prompt and entering dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:
[DRIVELETTER]:\sources\install.wim /index:1 where [DRIVELETTER] is replaced with the drive
letter of your mounted ISO. If that doesn't work, dism /Get-WimInfo
/WimFile:[DRIVELETTER]:\sources\install.esd /index:1. For example, if your ISO is mounted as
drive letter F, the two commands to try would be these.
dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:F:\sources\install.wim /index:1
dism /Get-WimInfo /WimFile:F:\sources\install.esd /index:1
The reason you might have to try both is that the information is stored either in a file called
install.wim or install.esd. In my case, install.wim worked with an ISO I had downloaded directly
from Microsoft while install.esd worked when I used the Media Creation Tool to build my ISO.
When the command is successful, it will output a list of information about the ISO which
includes the build number. Look for it under "version" and "ServicePack Build"
5. Launch tiny11 creator.bat or tiny11 creator 22621.525.bat as an administrator, depending
on which build your ISO is.You can do this by right clicking on the icon and selecting “Run as
administrator.”
6. Click “More info” and Run anyway if Windows Smart screen warns you about running the
program.
Also, click Yes if warned by Windows User Account Control. A command prompt window
appears.
“If there were no God, there would be no atheists.”

– G.K. Chesterton

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7. Enter the drive letter the ISO is mounted to and hit Enter. In our case, it was D.
Depending on whether your ISO file contains just one version of Windows 11 or many, you
may see a list of different Windows “images,” including Windows 11 Home, Windows 11 Pro
and Windows 11 Pro Education.

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8. Enter the image number for the Windows version you want and hit Enter. In our case, we
hit “1” for Windows 11 Home. If there are no images listed, choose 1 for the default.
You’ll have to wait a few minutes while the software writes your ISO file.

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When the process is complete, you will have a file called tiny11.iso in the same folder as the
Tiny11 Creator.

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You can now “burn” this ISO file to a USB Flash drive so you can install Tiny 11 on a PC. Or you
can use it to install Windows 11 on a virtual machine. If you don't know how to make a boot
disk from an ISO file, see our story on how to do a clean install of Windows 11.
This Tiny11 version of Windows should install on any PC and will not hold you to any of the
system requirements, including the TPM requirement, secure boot requirement and RAM
requirement. More importantly, it will only use about 2GB of RAM out of the box. Obviously,
as you add your own software, the system will use more resources.

“The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried.”

G.K. Chesterton

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Windows 10/11 Services that can be disabled without major
impact on its functionality.

Yes, there are resources available that list Windows services which can be disabled without
major disruption to the system. These lists vary slightly depending on the version of Windows
(e.g., Windows 10 or Windows 11) and the specific use cases of the computer. Here are some
services from various sources that can be safely disabled, with the understanding that the
needs and configurations of individual systems may vary.
Windows 10 -11 Services Safe to Disable

From reginout.com
:
1. Xbox Live Services: Including Game Save, Auth Manager.
2. AllJoyn Router Service: Used for Internet of Things devices.
3. Bluetooth Support Service: If you don't use Bluetooth devices.
4. Geolocation Service: For location monitoring.
5. Windows Biometric Service: Manages biometric data.
6. Adobe Acrobat Update Service: For updating Adobe Acrobat.
7. Downloaded Maps Manager: Access to downloaded maps.
8. Internet Explorer ETW Collector Service: Collects IE events.
9. Skype Updater: Updates Skype.
10.Auto Time Zone Update: Automatically updates time zone.
11.Hyper-V Heartbeat Service: For virtual machine monitoring.

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Windows 11 Services Safe to Disable

From nerdschalk.com
:
1. FAX Service: Only needed for faxing.
2. Secondary Logon: For logging in with admin privileges.
3. Program Compatibility Assistant Service: For legacy software compatibility.
4. Device Management Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) Push message Routing
Service: For sending user data to Microsoft.
5. Remote Desktop Services: If remote connectivity is not needed.
6. Windows Mobile Hotspot Service: For sharing mobile internet.
7. Remote Registry: For remote access to the Windows registry.
8. Windows Image Acquisition: Needed for scanners and digital cameras.
9. Windows Defender: Can be disabled if another antivirus is used.
10.Print Spooler: If not using a printer.
11.Portable Device Enumerator Service: For group policy changes on removable drives.
12.Retail Demo Service: For vendor demonstrations.
13.Windows Error Reporting Service: Reports program issues.
14.Network connection broker: For Microsoft Store app notifications.
15.Windows Biometric Service: If no fingerprint sensors are used.

Additional Services from thewindowsclub.com

1. AVCTP Service: For Bluetooth audio devices.

2. BitLocker Drive Encryption Service: If BitLocker is not used.
3. Computer Browser: For network discovery.
4. Diagnostic Policy Service and Diagnostic Tracking Service: For telemetry and data
collection.
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5. Distributed Link Tracking Client: If not connected to a network.
6. File History Service: For Windows Backup or System Restore.
7. IP Helper: If not using IPv6 connection.
8. Internet Connection Sharing: An older service that can be disabled.
9. Netlogon: For domain controller environments.
10.TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper: For workgroup networks.
11.Windows Camera Frame Server: If not using a webcam.
12.Windows Search: If using third-party search software.

It's essential to note that these services are suggested for disabling based on typical use cases
and may not apply to all users. Before disabling any service, it's recommended to understand
its function and ensure that it's not required for your specific use case. Additionally, creating a
system restore point before making changes is advisable for safety.

“The truth is, of course, that the curtness of the Ten Commandments is an evidence, not of the gloom and
narrowness of a religion, but, on the contrary, of its liberality and humanity. It is shorter to state the things
forbidden than the things permitted: precisely because most things are permitted, and only a few things are
forbidden.”

G.K. Chesterton

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Using Rufus to build a bootable flash drive

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Based on my experience, I can say that, while Tiny11 will run on a system with just 2GB of
RAM, it does better on one that has at least 4GB. You'll want that headroom for any apps
you're running within the OS.
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HP Elite 8000 2010 hardware
Installing a Browser in Tiny11
It's important to note that Edge is not installed, though
you may see a blank Edge icon on the desktop. So, if
you want to install a web browser, you will need to
either copy the installer from another PC, use
Microsoft Store or use the winget command at the
command line. Entering winget install -e --id
Google.Chrome will download and install Chrome.

What's Removed from Windows 11 in Tiny11?

According to NTDEV, the following apps and features
are removed from Windows 11 in Tiny11. You can, of course, always add them back using the
Windows Store or the Turn Windows Features On and Off menu in Control Panel.
Clipchamp
News
Weather
Xbox (Xbox identity provider is still there)
GetHelp
GetStarted
Office Hub
Solitaire
PeopleApp
PowerAutomate
ToDo
Alarms
Mail and Calendar
Feedback Hub
Maps
Sound Recorder
Your Phone
Media Player

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QuickAssist
Internet Explorer
LA57 support
OCR for en-us
Speech support
TTS for en-us
Media Player Legacy
Tablet PC Math
Wallpapers
Edge
OneDrive
Unfortunately Teams is not removed, but you can go into the Apps menu and uninstall it
yourself.

https://youtu.be/zGF_HaSdFyA?si=pO7D1jy1u3Y27gVF How to install

Windows (ARM) on a RasberryPi

“The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.”

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Installing Windows Lite on a VM

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How to Download a Windows 11 ISO File and Do a Clean Install
How-to

By Avram Piltch

published July 02, 2022

You can get a Windows 11 ISO and create a bootable install disk.

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)

Whether you're building a new Windows PC or just want to make a completely fresh start on your existing
computer you will need to perform a clean install of Windows 11, booting off of an install disk and writing the
new OS to your storage drive. In order to create a bootable install disk, you will need to get a Windows 11 ISO
file that you can write to a USB Flash drive or use as a standalone file if you are installing Windows in a virtual
machine.

Whether you have a valid product key or not (see how to get Windows 11 for free or cheap), downloading a
Windows 11 ISO never costs anything and there are three main ways to do so. First, you can download a
Windows 11 ISO directly from Microsoft or use the company's Media Creation Tool to download the software
and write it directly to a USB Flash Drive.

Second, you could use tools from a site called UUP dump to download the files from Microsoft's update
servers and build a custom ISO that's fully up-to-date with an insider build that's even newer than release
build. Finally, you can use Aveyo's open-source Universal MediaCreationTool to create an ISO that bypasses
WIndows 11's TPM requirement.

Below, we'll show you all the ways you can get a Windows 11 ISO and write it to an installation disk.

How to Get a Windows 11 ISO

Before you can begin your install, you need to get a Windows 11 ISO file. If you've installed Windows 10 or
even a build of Linux before, you'll know that ISO files are disk images you can use to create a bootable USB
Flash drive, write to an optical disc or boot a virtual machine off of.

Downloading a Windows 11 ISO From Microsoft

The easiest way to get a Windows 11 ISO is by downloading one directly from Microsoft.

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1. Navigate to the Windows 11 ISO page.

2. Select Windows 11 from the menu under "Download Windows 11 Disk Image (ISO)." If you want to go
straight to creating a USB Flash drive, you can download the Windows 11 Installation Media tool from here.
See the section below for step-by-step details on how to do that.

3. Click Download.

4. Select your language and click confirm.

5. Click the download button that appears.

The ISO file will now download to your computer.

Create a Windows 11 Install Disk with Media Creation Tool

If you don't want to keep a copy of the latest Windows 11 ISO on your storage drive and just want to have a
bootable USB Windows 11 install disk, the easiest way is to use Microsoft's media creation tool. Here's how.

1. Connect a USB Flash drive to your PC. It must be at least 8GB and have no data on it you want to keep. This
process will overwrite the whole disk.

2. Navigate to Microsoft's Windows 11 Download page.

3. Click Download Now under Create Windows 11 Installation Media to download the Media Creation Tool.

4. Launch the Media Creation Tool.

5. Click Accept when shown the license agreement.

6. Select your language and Edition and click Next. The default choices will probably be correct.

7. Select USB flash drive and click Next. You can also select ISO file here and create an ISO file instead if you
don't have a drive ready.

8. Select your USB Flash drive (if there's more than one choice) and click Next.

You will now have to wait several minutes while your computer downloads Windows 11.

9. Click Finish when it says your USB Flash drive is ready.

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Creating a Windows 11 ISO with UUP Dump

If you download a Windows 11 ISO from Microsoft, you'll always get the latest release version, but what if you
want to do a clean install from a Windows 11 Insider Release Preview, Beta or Dev channel build? A very
helpful site called UUP Dump allows you to download any build as an ISO file you can use for installation.

The ISO files actually come directly from Microsoft's servers as UUP Dump just gives you a batch file that
downloads all the necessary files and turns them into an ISO. Here's how to use it.

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1. Navigate to uupdump.net.

2. Scroll down to find the recent build you want. You almost certainly want the amd64 (aka x64) version of
any build. If you are planning to install Windows 11 on a Raspberry Pi (an uncommon scenario), you should
click arm64 instead of x64.

Or, alternatively, you can click the x64 button next to the build version you want. There are four choices:

• Latest Public Release Build: This is the release, not necessary to get from UUP Dump.

• Latest Release Preview Build: This is the closest Insider build to being final.

• Latest Beta Channel Build: A level between the newest and most polished versions.

• Latest Dev Channel Build: The newest but also possibly buggiest build available.

3. Select the language and click Next.

4. Choose the edition(s) you want and click Next. By default, your ISO will contain both Windows Home and
Pro versions, but you can save space by picking just one of them.

5. Select "Download and convert to ISO" and check "Include updates" and then click "Create download
package." A small zip file will download to your PC. This is not the Windows 11 ISO, but it will be used to
download it.

6. Unzip the file and place its contents in a dedicated folder. Make sure the folder name has no spaces in it.

7. Double-click uup_download_windows.cmd in the folder with the downloaded files.

8. Click "Run Anyway," if Windows warns you that this is an unrecognized app.

9. Click Ok if warned by Windows User Account Control.

A command prompt window will open, running a batch file that downloads all the necessary files from
Microsoft and creates the Windows 11 ISO file for you. This process will take several minutes or perhaps
longer, depending on your Internet connection.

10. Press 0 to exit when the script finishes downloading the Windows 11 ISO.

A Windows 11 ISO file will appear in the folder where you placed uup_download_windows.cmd.

Download a Windows 11 ISO That Bypasses TPM

If you're planning to use Windows 11 on a computer that doesn't have TPM support or installing Windows 11
in a Virtual Machine, you should use AveYo's Universal MediaCreationTool which automatically disables the
TPM check.

1. Download the MediaCreationTool.zip from MediaCreationTool Github page. You need to select Download
Zip under the Code menu.

2. Extract MediaCreationTool.bat from the zip file and run it. If Windows flags the file as dangerous, select
"run anyway."
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3. Select 11 from the MCT Version menu.

4. Click "Auto ISO." Clicking Auto USB will write the file directly to USB for you.

5. Click Yes if prompted by Windows to allow CMD to make changes.

The media creation tool will launch and begin downloading.

The ISO file it creates will allow you to install Windows 11, even if you don't have TPM.

Making a Bootable Windows 11 Install Disk

Unless you're just installing Windows 11 onto a virtual machine, you will need to create a bootable Windows
11 install disk from the data in your Windows 11 ISO file. For that, you'll need an empty USB Flash drive that's
at least 8GB.

To write or "burn" your ISO file to a USB Flash drive, it's best to use Rufus, a free, third-party utility that will
take care of arranges the partitions properly and making the disk bootable. You can also use Rufus to bypass
Windows 11's TPM and Secure boot requirements if you choose.

1. Connect your USB Flash drive. Please note that you will be erasing all the data on it.

2. Download and launch Rufus (it does not install).

3. Select your USB drive if it's not already selected by default.

(Image credit: Tom's Hardware)

4. Click Select and choose the ISO file from your storage drive.

4. Click Start at the bottom of the window.

5. Create a second partition and format it as NTFS. It should take all the remaining disk space.

6. Check remove requirement for TPM, 4GB and data collection if you want. These are optional, but
recommended and you must click Ok.

7. Click Ok if warned that the process will destroy all data on your USB Flash drive.

Rufus will now take a few minutes to drive to your drive. When it is done, you will have a USB Flash drive that
can boot to install windows.

Installing Windows 11 on the Target PC

1. Boot your target PC off of the USB installation drive. You may need to hit a key or re-arrange the boot order
to boot from USB.

2. Select your language (if it's not already selected) and click Next.

3. Click Install now.

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4. Enter your product key or click "I don't have a product key" if you don't have one. You can always enter it
later or use Windows 11 as inactivated.

5. Select the Windows edition if given a choice of editions.

6. Accept the license agreement and click Next.

7. Select Custom Install if prompted.

8. Choose the installation drive and click Next.

The installer will copy some files and may reboot at this point.

9. Select your country or region (if it's not selected) and click Yes. Also, select your keyboard layout when
prompted.

10. Name your device and click Next.

11. Sign in with your Microsoft account.

12. Create a PIN for quick logins.

13. Click "Set up as new device" (or you can restore a previous config).

14. Click Skip if asked to customize your user experience. This is not necessary.

15. Click Next on the Microsoft Account and OneDrive screen.

16. Click Skip for Now if Windows tries to get you to sign up for Xbox Game Pass

Windows should now reboot and give you the desktop. Note that this install process may vary based on when
you install and what version.

There are several tools available to detect rootkits in the Windows

kernel:
1. RootkitRevealer: An advanced rootkit detection utility developed by Sysinternals. It lists
Registry and file system API discrepancies that may indicate the presence of a user-
mode or kernel-mode rootkit1.
2. GMER: A powerful scanner application that effectively detects and removes rootkits on
the Windows system2.
3. Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit Scanner: A specialized tool from Malwarebytes for
detecting rootkits3.

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4. Sophos Rootkit Scanner: A tool from Sophos that is designed to detect and remove
rootkits3.
Remember, no tool can guarantee 100% detection of all rootkits, as rootkits are continually
evolving and becoming more sophisticated. Regular updates and scans with these tools, along
with a robust security posture, can help in maintaining the security of your system.

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Now all has been heard;
here is the conclusion of the matter:
Fear God and keep his commandments,
for this is the duty of all mankind.
For God will bring every deed into judgment,
including every hidden thing,
whether it is good or evil.

He has shown you, O mortal, what is good.

And what does the Lord require of you?

To act justly and to love mercy

and to walk humbly with your God.

If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a
clanging cymbal. If I have the gift of prophecy and can fathom all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I
have a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. If I give all I possess to the
poor and give over my body to hardship that I may boast, but do not have love, I gain nothing.

Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor
others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight
in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

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Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body.

Now all has been heard;

here is the conclusion of the matter:
Fear God and keep his commandments,
for this is the duty of all mankind.
For God will bring every deed into judgment,
including every hidden thing,
whether it is good or evil.

Whoever of you loves life

and desires to see many good days,

keep your tongue from evil

and your lips from telling lies.

Turn from evil and do good;

seek peace and pursue it.

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