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You can debloat your installation and disable services you don't need. It will still be windows though, which stutters even on high end hardware
How do I do that?
There's Win11 Debloat, I'd recommend using that in combination to ShutUp10 (yes, it also works on win11). I always debloat first, then use ShutUp10
If you wanna go even further do those 2 things on a fresh Windows 10 LTSC installation (You'd need to use this debloater instead though)
Disabling services manually shouldn't be necessary anymore depending on the debloat options you used
I might be beating a dead horse here but doing all of that stilll makes Windows an overall worse experience than using Linux (stuttering all the time, random part of the OS swallowing ressources for no reason, having to reinstall every 6 months because windows is kind of a ticking timebomb etc.)