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Windows comes and goes on a spare drive on my main machine as well.
It's there for the occasional Steam game that won't run otherwise. Needless to say, it doesn't get much use nowadays.
It just annoyed me every few weeks when I DID boot it, I had to deal with Windows Update
Which is the WORST operating system update manager ever designed
Iirc there were some windows 10 patch tools to debloat and remove some of these annoyance from the iso and some scripts for already installed ones. Try some of them, it was pretty good when I last used it but can't remember the ones I personally used sorry.
Heyo! We gonna reboot now! Kthks bye!