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Best debloater without removing Onedrive & Store?

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My laptop uses like 60% RAM idle, so opening a browser would make it lag. What would be the best debloater that doesn't remove Onedrive & Store? I know 4gb isn't much, but I can't upgrade it (soldered onto the motherboard). I will be buying a new laptop this summer but need to use this for the time being.

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I would suggest going into the Task Manager and then Startup and then disabling the things you dont use. I think 60% at startup with just 4GB RAM is pretty normal. My system(8GB RAM) uses 3.7 at startup.

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7 minutes ago, LTTfan2006 said:

I would suggest going into the Task Manager and then Startup and then disabling the things you dont use. I think 60% at startup with just 4GB RAM is pretty normal. My system(8GB RAM) uses 3.7 at startup.

I've already done that. I've even tried a clean install and it still uses 60%. Before that it used even more (about 75%). CPU is also around 60% idle

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