Which fonts are safe to remove from Windows 10 Pro via WinreducerEX-10
Last edited by PolisP on Tue 28 Jan 2020 - 19:16; edited 1 time in total
Last edited by PolisP on Tue 28 Jan 2020 - 19:16; edited 1 time in total
davidoff458 wrote:More than the size, what interest me is the fact that I have read that fonts are preloaded in the kernel meaning that they will consume system resources even when not in use.
Some people recommends to remove most possible fonts to improve performance, other people says that this is just a myth and make no difference unless we have a system with hundreds of fonts. There are conflicting reports on this!
In addition to fonts loaded in background on system boot, I also noticed that when we open Photoshop, Gimp and similar I can see in the log that loading fonts takes time and this for sure depends from the number of fonts loaded in the system. They don't seem to load fonts on demand (when we open the font picker), but directly on application boot.
Icy, did measured consumed resources in task manager or similar tools before and after fonts removal? Did improved the loading of programs?
I see that you removed nearly all the fonts, therefore may be it should be a bit better.
davidoff458 wrote:It's not my time to play with fonts now, but as soon as possible I will try to update this topic with my findings.
davidoff458 wrote:Did you tried the trick above?
Be careful on how you customize your iso because WR is broken and updates does not work anymore:
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