[thedecryp1]

Really good read. Using win 10 at work but always good to see how a true 'clean' build can be.. As the bloatware initially gets tedious but doing it the way mentioned seems decent.

[Jubaied]

hmm looks interesting, ill give it a read

[mroll]

Thanks! Very detailed guide.

If you're looking for something more basic ("setting up your grannys new PC"): https://decentsecurity.com/#/securing-your-computer/ is a great start.

[mothered]

Thanks! Very detailed guide.

If you're looking for something more basic ("setting up your grannys new PC"): https://decentsecurity.com/#/securing-your-computer/ is a great start.

One of many things I agree with In the above link, Is the Installation of GlassWire Firewall.

Those who're after a simplistic and easy-to-use firewall, I recommend checking It out.

[Cjone1700]

Very interesting thread. i read some of it and it seems useful. I'm going to implement some of the settings.

[Foxbat]

Thanks for this guide dude, this is definitely going to be my bible when i switch to 10. I'm sure with all this it's gonna be secure.
As secure as windows gets, anyway.

[Dismas]

Lots of basics, but good information to follow. Nice to see they also recommend Veracrypt. In the past, Truecrypt was the best bet. Likewise, I wouldn't trust Bitlocker.

[mothered]

Nice to see they also recommend Veracrypt. In the past, Truecrypt was the best bet. Likewise, I wouldn't trust Bitlocker.

Agree, I don't (solely) trust anything native to Windows.

I do use BitLocker to encrypt all my drives, but all the encrypted drives also contain a VeraCrypt encrypted volume (where all data Is located). Essentially, there's two forms of authentication to access my data- first with BitLocker and then decrypting the VeraCrypt volume.

[ParadoxEpoch]

Seems like a very comprehensive guide. Thanks for the share, I'll make some good use of this.