I usually keep a minimal Windows partition on my machines by reducing the Windows install that comes with my machines down to 100 gig or even less.
But over the last few years, the Windows 10 and Windows 11 installations are being booted occasionally merely to update the Windows itself.
More and more I'm considering that to be a waste of time, because I don't use Win 10 or Win 11 for anything practical. I only use Win 7 when I do use Windows.
It's probably time to blow away those Win 10 and Win 11 partitions entirely, I think.
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I usually keep a minimal Windows partition on my machines by reducing the Windows install that comes with my machines down to 100 gig or even less.
But over the last few years, the Windows 10 and Windows 11 installations are being booted occasionally merely to update the Windows itself.
More and more I'm considering that to be a waste of time, because I don't use Win 10 or Win 11 for anything practical. I only use Win 7 when I do use Windows.
It's probably time to blow away those Win 10 and Win 11 partitions entirely, I think.