# Utility There is always something handy to find on the internet that can help with productivity or being able to do things faster. ## [[Obsidian]] Personal Knowledge Management but super charged. ### [[Obsidian Publish]] Take Personal Knowledge Management, super charge it and then turn it into using the same structure for creating websites, coincidentally, which is what you're currently on right now. ## Proton Suite Mail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, VPN, and Lumo AI. ## DoNotSpy11 Turning off all telemetry regarding Windows 11, including all AI background processes and so many other pieces of Windows bloatware that gives so much of your resources back. ## Winhance The Windows Enhancement Utility - created to track everything disabled as well as settings and features you can enable specifically to get the best out of your experience on Windows. Now I tend to run this in tandem with DoNotSpy11 because one of those applications will miss something the other doesn't have, which is fine because it can't hurt to turn off something that is already turned off, ya know, just to be sure. ## Privacy.exy Either use directly from the website or download a standalone app that just makes it easier for it to run on your system, but this by far gave me the best results in turning off things that was not needed on your Windows system. Only drawback is that YOU have to manually track what you have turn off so you can revert that specific script if it breaks anything on your system. **WARNING:** There will be plenty of items in this selection of scripts that you will not have a clue as to what it is referring to. My recommendation is to do a quick google to be sure that it is something that isn't going to break your system, as this is going to be necessary for figuring out the trade offs you want or do not want. Example is turning off some of the background networking and Windows processes can break GameBar and your ability to log into XboxLive. Now personally, fuck that, I was happy to get rid of it. I can login like everything else directly should it be needed, but I don't need my Windows Desktop to try and behave like an Xbox.