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<blockquote data-quote="ForgottenSeer 100397" data-source="post: 1058081">[USER=1765]@Morro[/USER]Here are some suggestions for setting up your system:- Do a clean install of the OS using a bootable USB.- Consider creating a separate partition for personal files.- Adjust features yourself in Windows Settings, Group Policy, Services, and other settings. (I recommend not using any software or scripts.)- Use Hasleo Backup Suite for imaging software. (This software is reliable and has a neat interface. It&#039;s free imaging software, so if you’re interested, check it out.)- Avoid installing security software solely based on a free license or its popularity or recommendation. Instead, test different software and setups to find the one that meets your security needs and preferences.- Keep your security setup simple and avoid unnecessary software or extensions.* I suggest creating a backup at every point. First, install backup software after clean installing Windows. Run the first or full backup with the required features for restoration. Backup once after Windows Updates and again after customization, and so on. This way, you won’t lose much or have to start over in case of any issues while setting up your system.* I access email and banking on my personal system only with my home connection or mobile hotspot. I’m not sure how these services work in your country. If I use a VPN with these services, they detect suspicious connections or require verification steps, which can be a hassle. So, I choose not to use a VPN to avoid any issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ForgottenSeer 100397, post: 1058081"] [USER=1765]@Morro[/USER] Here are some suggestions for setting up your system: - Do a clean install of the OS using a bootable USB. - Consider creating a separate partition for personal files. - Adjust features yourself in Windows Settings, Group Policy, Services, and other settings. (I recommend not using any software or scripts.) - Use Hasleo Backup Suite for imaging software. (This software is reliable and has a neat interface. It's free imaging software, so if you’re interested, check it out.) - Avoid installing security software solely based on a free license or its popularity or recommendation. Instead, test different software and setups to find the one that meets your security needs and preferences. - Keep your security setup simple and avoid unnecessary software or extensions. * I suggest creating a backup at every point. First, install backup software after clean installing Windows. Run the first or full backup with the required features for restoration. Backup once after Windows Updates and again after customization, and so on. This way, you won’t lose much or have to start over in case of any issues while setting up your system. * I access email and banking on my personal system only with my home connection or mobile hotspot. I’m not sure how these services work in your country. If I use a VPN with these services, they detect suspicious connections or require verification steps, which can be a hassle. So, I choose not to use a VPN to avoid any issues. [/QUOTE]

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