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  1. Computers, Gaming, Mobile Guides
  2. Completely Disable the Windows 10 Logging / Telemetry / Data Leaching issues 100% Solved! Early launch builds, Insider builds (10240 TESTED)? RTM, Make Windows 10 buttery smooth, no lag, no “under water” feeling, no input slowness, no hiccups, no delays, no shutdown hangs, smoother performance and higher benching performance and feel all around! Most of this also applies to Windows 8.1! (Page 1 – 6) Copyright YourFriendLew.com
  3. I went on a personal journey to disable this data leaching. This has been months in the making, months of grueling testing and fixing to get this information here. I believe I am the only person to have fully disabled this telemetry and logging and data leaching. I know info came out in Oct 14 about this and some others have posted tidbits of this data that work, but I have never found anything as exact as my information here. This goes all the way. And I ask that anyone that wants to distribute this link to this guide, do so only if you are going to backlink to my site here and mention that I, the author, am the one who published this data. Thank you!
  4. As many have known since the initial public release of the Windows Technical Preview first incarnation, there has been a telemetry/keylogging discussion. Keystrokes are/were recorded, data is sent and recieved, and much much more. While it’s agreed upon when you install it, I personally find this way to invasive, and on top of this, data hogging. The performance DOES suffer somewhat with the data leaching. And as a performance, power user, and long time pc hardware aficionado, I find this very unacceptable on my daily machine. Granted, it’s a technical preview and many would argue you shouldn’t even be running it on your main rig, however, I have the technical abilities and know how to have my main pc running the latest tech preview VERY stable…..probably just as stable or more so than a complete copy of Windows 7 or 8.1 actually. And there is just simply no doubt about it – from day one of the technical preview all the way til now, there is massive data leaching, telemetry, and keylogging that is not only invasive, but performance hogging. Upon initial install, all will seem well, if not alittle “under water” feeling. This is the data telemetry being utilized. This bothered me so much so, that I went on a personal quest and literally have brainstormed and tweaked/modified settings for weeks and months to get a telemetry / data logging free Windows Technical Preview machine running. And I believe I have achieved just that after weeks and months of digging. After first release, a few fellows posted keylogging workarounds. While they worked somewhat efficient, they did not unfortunately take care of the root problem or all of issues at hand. I have tested each Technical Preview Update, and each one has as many connections as the last, if not more so. Even now the current Fast Ring build of 10130 (current) has incredible amounts of telemetry going on. So as of now, not much has changed. Now, will Microsoft change this with RC or final build? No clue. There may be no telemetry at all, there might be an reduced amount, or there might still be a massive amount. Nobody knows. And my goal isn’t really to be mad at the company for this. It’s just the performance user in me that went on a quest to fix the issue at hand.
  5. This is where a few necessary programs come in – Task Manager (CTRL,ALT,DEL under Windows), Windows Firewall (Built In, make sure it’s enabled that all incoming connections are blocked for Public and Private… and finally TCPView
  6. TCPView is a small, powerful, and robust, utility program that shows your current connections outgoing and incoming. While YourfriendLew.com is not affiliated with the program, I will say I wholeheartedly recommend it and everyone should have it on their computer.
  7. The problem with the Technical Preview is, the data leaching/telemetry issue at hand is present in alot of the functionality of the OS current build. If you open search or cortana for example, or even click the start button to the start menu, you will see multiple “searchui” connections (sometimes more than 5+! And these then combine with others as you type or open more parts of the OS. It is truly common to see sometimes 10-12 established connections after initial install, even more when combined.
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  11. Note how there are multiple “established connections”. So now here we are. You ask – So….how do we fix this problem YourFriendLew? Well, it isn’t entirely easy and it’s not step by step here because of the nature of testing I had to employ. So try to bare with me here and follow along, and try to do as many of the steps as you can. Each will add to the improvement of the Telemetry issue at hand.
  12. Disclaimer – I believe I have found a true method to disable all telemetry and keylogging. These methods change around the default look of Windows 10 Technical Preview. You may or may not lose some functionality, and the look of the OS may be slightly different. You may have to go about using the OS in a different manner by disabling everything here. In my opinion, it’s much better than default. I get the full functionality I need, I am lacking nothing by doing this, the OS is fast and tweaked, and there is no invasive connections and I can search for and get to my programs just as fast. So for me it’s a total win. Another thing is, this is a technical preview and when some of these methods are used are, the OS can behave slightly different. I am in no way responsible for any data loss you may incur and if you so choose to attempt this, remember to back up first in whatever way you prefer and that anything could happen.
  13. For starters, make sure you download the latest build, install all windows updates and drivers correctly, and have windows firewall enabled blocking all incoming connections.
  14. What I then do, is open administrative tools. I get there by right clicking, placing the cursor in “find a setting”, typing in “control panel”, then “administrative tools”. Here you will find a list with everything you pretty much need. Pin a copy of Command Prompt to start, desktop, or task. Pin a copy of run to start, desktop, or task. And finally, pin a copy of control panel to start, desktop, or task. I use these three to pretty much keep the windows experience in line with the old days. All three should be easily found under all apps/WindowsSystem under start menu.
  15. NEW UPDATE : Windows 10 RTM 10240 click Cortana, go to the gear icon, turn off search online and include web results NEW UPDATE
  16. cortana windows 10
  17. Right click on desktop, go to “personalize”, then the back arrow at the top pointing left, then “update & security”, “Recovery”, “Advanced Startup – Restart Now”. Once under there, migrate to the advanced startup option by clicking Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, and finally Startup Settings. It will show a list of things you can disable with a number next to it. You want to disable 7,8, and 9. You will have to repeat these steps after hitting each number until you have disabled all three. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement, Disable Early Launch Anti-Malware Protection, and Automatic Restart On System Failure.
  18. Logging on with a local account is much less intrusive and it’s something I do always. You may not get access to certain MS features…but who really says you need that? Right click, personalize, hit the gear icon, accounts. When first installing windows you have the choice to use a MS insider account or skip and create a local. I recommend local.
  19. Microsoft supplies default “win-xxxx” computer names under Technical Preview. I change mine myself, to anything. Just make up something original and change the computer name by right clicking the control panel, system, then change settings under “Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings” then apply and restart.
  20. You want to delete or block cortana. Go to view, hidden items, now You can access the main folder by going to C:\ProgramFiles\WindowsApps. Clicking on it will say you do not have administrator rights. Right click, go to security, then change permissions by going to advanced, find, then selecting “everyone” from the list. This is the harder route, as you need to know how to change folder/file permissions. If you want to go the easier route, just go to control panel, windows firewall, then outbound connections, then create a new rule, select C:\ProgramFiles\WindowsApps\Cortana folder, then from within there, select “searchUI.exe” and block that connection under public, private, and domain. As I said before, you will probably need to do some folder/file permission changes, which are easily searchable on google. It is a must to delete or block the “searchUI.exe” functionality right from the get go.
  21. Next under Services.msc look for and stop/disable the services as you see in the pictures:
  22.  
  23. AllJoyn Router Service
  24.  
  25. Disable BITS
  26.  
  27. Data Sharing Service
  28.  
  29. Disable BITS
  30.  
  31. DataCollectionPublishingService
  32.  
  33. Diagnostic Policy Service
  34.  
  35. Diagnostic Service Host
  36.  
  37. Diagnostic System Host
  38.  
  39. Diagnostics Tracking Service
  40.  
  41. Downloaded Maps Manager
  42.  
  43. Geolocation Service
  44.  
  45. ALL Hyper-V services
  46.  
  47. IP Helper
  48.  
  49. Microsoft (R) Diagnostic Hub Standard Collector Service
  50.  
  51. Microsoft Account Sign In Assistant
  52.  
  53. Microsoft iSCSI Initiator Service
  54.  
  55. Problem Reports & Solutions
  56.  
  57. Program Compatibility Assistant
  58.  
  59. Security Center
  60.  
  61. Sensor Data Service
  62.  
  63. Sensor Monitoring Service
  64.  
  65. Sensor Service
  66.  
  67. Smart Card
  68.  
  69. Smart Card Device Enumerator Service
  70.  
  71. Smart Card Removal Policy
  72.  
  73. TCP/IP Netbios Helper
  74.  
  75. Update Orchestrator Service
  76.  
  77. UPNP Device Host
  78.  
  79. WalletSVC
  80.  
  81. Windows Biometric Service
  82.  
  83. Windows Encryption Provider Host Service
  84.  
  85. Windows Error Reporting Service
  86.  
  87. Windows Update
  88.  
  89. Xbox Live Auth Manager
  90.  
  91. Xbox Live Game Save
  92.  
  93. Disable BITS
  94.  
  95. Xbox Live Networking Service
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  101. Win101
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  104.  
  105. Examples of enabling / disabling services under services.msc
  106.  
  107. Windows 10 Logging / Telemetry / Data Leaching 100% Solved!
  108.  
  109. Now, we want to go to settings. Hit the start button, then “settings”, then make sure to disable all “syncing”, Turn Off “Send Microsoft Info About How I Write To Help Us Improve Typing And Writing In The Future”, Turn Off ALL Location, Turn Off “Cortana Getting to Know Me”, turn off “Sync With Devices”, Set Windows “Feedback Frequency” to “Never” – Basic Health And Performance. That should be good for the “settings” department. Ok great, so now you want to head back to “run”, type in “taskschd.msc” which brings up the Task Scheduler, then do the following by right clicking on each folders items and setting “disabled”:
  110. Examples of “settings” options
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  116.  
  117. -AppID – Disable SmartScreenSpecific
  118.  
  119. -ApplicationExperience – Disable Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser, Disable Program Data Updater, Disable StartAppTask
  120.  
  121. -Application Data – Disable DsSvcCleanup,
  122.  
  123. -AutoCHK – Disable Proxy
  124.  
  125. -Clip – Disable License Validation
  126.  
  127. -Customer Experience Improvement Program – Disable Consolidator, Disable HypervisorFlightingTask, Disable Kernel CEIP Task, Disable USB CEIP
  128.  
  129. -DiskCleanup – Disable SilentCleanup
  130.  
  131. -File Classification Infastracture – Disable Property Definition Sync
  132.  
  133. -Location – Disable Notifications, Disable Windows Action Dialog
  134.  
  135. -Maintenance – Disable winSAT
  136.  
  137. -Maps – Disable MapsToastTask, Disable MapsUpdateTask
  138.  
  139. -PowerEfficiencyDiagnostics – Disable AnalyzeSystem
  140.  
  141. -Remote Assistance – Disable RemoteAssistanceTask
  142.  
  143. -Retail Demo – Disable Cleanup Offline Content
  144.  
  145. -Setting Sync – Disable NetworkStateChangeTask
  146.  
  147. -TPM – Disable TPM Maintenance Task
  148.  
  149. -UpdateOrchestraor – Disable Schedule Scan
  150.  
  151. -WDI – Disable Resolution Host’
  152.  
  153. -Windows Defender – Disable Windows Defender Cache Maintenance, Disable Windows Defender Cleanup, Disable Windows Defender Scheduled Scan, Disable Windows Defender Verification
  154.  
  155. -Windows Error Reporting – Disable Queue Reporting
  156.  
  157. -Windows Backup – Disable Configure Notifications
  158.  
  159. -Windows Update – Disable Automatic App Update, Disable Scheduled Start
  160.  
  161. -WS – Disable Badge Update, Disable License Validation, Disable WSRefreshBannedAppsListTask, Disable WSTask
  162.  
  163. Examples of “Task Scheduler” options
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  165.  
  166. Excellent. That should conclude the taskscheduler section.
  167.  
  168. Continued on Page 3 (Windows 10 Telemetry Solved)
  169.  
  170.  
  171. Windows 10 Keylogger / Telemetry / Data Leaching 100% Solved!
  172. Alright, making progress here. Now on to the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc). Start, Run, Type gpedit.msc – Local Computer Policy, Administrator Templates, Windows Components and set the following settings:
  173. -Add Features to Windows 10 – Prevent the Wizard From Running Enabled
  174.  
  175. -Application Compatibility – All policy pages Enabled (from prevent access to 16-bit applications to turn off steps recorder)
  176.  
  177. -Biometrics – Allow the use of biometrics Disabled, allow users to log on using biometrics Mb>disabled,
  178.  
  179. -Data Collection & Preview Builds – Allow Telemetry Disabled
  180.  
  181. -Desktop Gadgets – Turn off Desktop Gadgets enabled, turn off user installed desktop gadgets enabled
  182.  
  183. -Digital Locket – Do not allow digital locker to run enabled
  184.  
  185. -Edge UI – Disable Help Tips Enabled
  186.  
  187. -File History – Turn Off File History Enabled
  188.  
  189. -Game Explorer – Turn off downloading of game information enabled, turn off game updates enabled, turn off tracking of last play times in game folder enabled
  190.  
  191. -Homegroup – Prevent the computer from joining a homegroup enabled
  192.  
  193. -Internet Information Services – Prevent IIS installation enabled
  194.  
  195. -Locations and Sensors – Turn off location scripting enabled, turn off location enabled, turn off sensors enabled
  196.  
  197. -Netmeeting – Turn off Remote Desktop Sharing enabled
  198.  
  199. -OneDrive – Prevent the usage of OneDrive for file storage enabled
  200.  
  201. -Online Assistance – Turn Off Active Help enabled
  202.  
  203. -Presentation Settings – Turn Off Windows Presentations Settings enabled
  204.  
  205. -RSS Feeds – Turn off background sync for feeds and web slices enabled, Prevent Automatic discovery of feeds and web slices enabled
  206.  
  207. -Search – Allow Cortana disabled, do not allow web search enabled, dont search the web or display web results in search enabled, dont search the web or display web results in search over metered connections enabled, preview pane location enabled – OFF
  208.  
  209. -Sound Recorder – Do not allow sound recorder to run enabled
  210.  
  211. -Store – Turn off automatic download of updates on win8 machines enabled, turn off automatic download and install of updates enabled, turn off the offer to update to latest version of windows enabled, turn off the store application enabled
  212.  
  213. -Sync your settings – ALL set to enabled
  214.  
  215. -Tablet PC – Touch Input – turn off touch panning enabled, turn off tablet pc touch input enabled
  216.  
  217. -Windows Calendar – Turn off windows calendar enabled
  218.  
  219. -Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program – allow corporate redirection of customer experience improvement uploads disabled, Tag Windows Customer Experience Improvement Data with study identifier disabled
  220.  
  221. -Windows Defender – Turn off Windows Defender enabled
  222.  
  223. -Windows Error Reporting – Automatically send memory dumps for OS generated error reports disabled, send data when on connected to a restricted/costed network disabled, sens additional data when on battery power disabled, disable windows error reporting enabled, disable logging enabled, do not send additional data enabled
  224.  
  225. -Windows Mail – turn off the communities feature enabled, turn off windows mail application enabled
  226.  
  227. -Windows Media Center – Do not allow windows media center to run enabled
  228.  
  229. -Windows Media Digital Rights Management – Prevent Windows Media DRM Access enabled
  230.  
  231. -Windows Messenger – Do not automatically start windows messenger initially enabled, do not allow windows messenger to be run enabled
  232.  
  233. -Windows Mobility Center – Turn off Windows Mobility Center enabled
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  247.  
  248. Examples of Group Policy Settings Edits
  249. Continued on Page 4 (Windows 10 Telemetry Solved)
  250.  
  251. Moving on, lets go to the control panel by right clicking, going to personalize, then using the search box and typing “control panel”. From there, windows firewall. Make sure it’s enabled that you block all incoming connections on public and private. Finally, go to “advanced settings”, then “inbound rules”. Then right click, properties, block connection on:
  252. Create a new inbound and outbound firewall “program” exception, adding “searchUI” located under C:\windows\systemapps\Microsoft.Windows.Cortana_cw5n1h2txyewy
  253. -Microsoft.Windows.cloud.experienceHost
  254.  
  255. -Microsoft.Windows.cloud.experienceHost (second one)
  256.  
  257. -MicrosoftWindowsCommunicationsApps17.4015
  258.  
  259. -Checkpoint VPN
  260.  
  261. -Checkpoint VPN
  262.  
  263. -f5.vpn.client
  264.  
  265. -f5.vpn.client
  266.  
  267. -insider hub
  268.  
  269. -JuniperNetworks.JunosPulseVpn
  270.  
  271. -JuniperNetworks.JunosPulseVpn
  272.  
  273. -Mail and Calendar
  274.  
  275. -Microsoft Photos
  276.  
  277. -OneNote
  278.  
  279. -Search
  280.  
  281. -Store
  282.  
  283. -Store
  284.  
  285. -Store (BETA)
  286.  
  287. -Xbox
  288.  
  289. Continued on Page 5
  290.  
  291. Continued on Page 5 (Windows 10 Telemetry Solved)
  292.  
  293. Now just as we just did under “inbound rules”, go to “outbound rules” right below that category on the left hand side and Block the following:
  294. -@{Microsoft.AccountsControl_10.0.10074.0_neutral__cw5n1h2txyewy?ms-resource://Microsoft.AccountsControl/Resources/DisplayName}
  295.  
  296. -@{Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost_10.0.10074.0_neutral_neutral_cw5n1h2txyewy?ms-resource://Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost/resources/appDisplayName}
  297.  
  298. -@{Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost_10.0.10074.0_neutral_neutral_cw5n1h2txyewy?ms-resource://Microsoft.Windows.CloudExperienceHost/resources/appDisplayName}
  299.  
  300. -@{Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_10.0.10074.0_neutral_neutral_cw5n1h2txyewy?ms-resource://Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager/resources/AppDisplayName}
  301.  
  302. -@{Microsoft.Windows.ParentalControls_10.0.10074.0_neutral_neutral_cw5n1h2txyewy?ms-resource://Microsoft.Windows.ParentalControls/resources/DisplayName}
  303.  
  304. -@{microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps_17.4015.42271.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe?ms-resource://microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps/hxcommintl/AppManifest_OutlookDesktop_DisplayName}
  305.  
  306. -@{Microsoft.WindowsMaps_4.1503.50410.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe?ms-resource://Microsoft.WindowsMaps/Resources/AppStoreName}
  307.  
  308. -@{Microsoft.WindowsMaps_4.1503.50410.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe?ms-resource://Microsoft.WindowsMaps/Resources/AppStoreName}
  309.  
  310. -@{Microsoft.ZuneMusic_2.6.666.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe?ms-resource://Microsoft.ZuneMusic/resources/IDS_MANIFEST_MUSIC_APP_NAME}
  311.  
  312. -@{Microsoft.ZuneVideo_2.6.434.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe?ms-resource://Microsoft.ZuneVideo/resources/IDS_MANIFEST_VIDEO_APP_NAME}
  313.  
  314. -Cast to Device functionality (qWave-TCP-Out)
  315.  
  316. -Cast to Device functionality (qWave-UDP-Out)
  317.  
  318. -Cast to Device streaming server (RTP-Streaming-Out)
  319.  
  320. -Cast to Device streaming server (RTP-Streaming-Out)
  321.  
  322. -Cast to Device streaming server (RTP-Streaming-Out)
  323.  
  324. -CheckPoint.VPN
  325.  
  326. -CheckPoint.VPN
  327.  
  328. -CheckPoint.VPN
  329.  
  330. -Contact Support
  331.  
  332. -Email and accounts
  333.  
  334. -f5.vpn.client
  335.  
  336. -f5.vpn.client
  337.  
  338. -Insider Hub
  339.  
  340. -JuniperNetworks.JunosPulseVpn
  341.  
  342. -JuniperNetworks.JunosPulseVpn
  343.  
  344. -Mail and Calendar
  345.  
  346. -Microsoft Family
  347.  
  348. -Microsoft Photos
  349.  
  350. -MSN Weather
  351.  
  352. -Music
  353.  
  354. -OneNote
  355.  
  356. -People
  357.  
  358. -Proximity sharing over TCP (TCP sharing-Out)
  359.  
  360. -Search
  361.  
  362. -SonicWALL.MobileConnect
  363.  
  364. -SonicWALL.MobileConnect
  365.  
  366. -Store
  367.  
  368. -Store
  369.  
  370. -Store (BETA)
  371.  
  372. -Video
  373.  
  374. -Wi-Fi Direct Network Discovery (Out)
  375.  
  376. -Wi-Fi Direct Scan Service Use (Out)
  377.  
  378. -Wi-Fi Direct Spooler Use (Out)
  379.  
  380. -Windows Camera
  381.  
  382. -Windows Default Lock Screen
  383.  
  384. -Windows Feedback
  385.  
  386. -Windows Maps
  387.  
  388. -Windows Spotlight
  389.  
  390. -windows_ie_ac_001
  391.  
  392. -Wireless Display (TCP-Out)
  393.  
  394. -Wireless Display (UDP-Out)
  395.  
  396. -Wi-Fi Direct ASP Coordination Protocol (UDP-Out)
  397.  
  398. -Work or school account
  399.  
  400. -XBox.TCUI
  401.  
  402. -Your account
  403.  
  404. Now, under outbound connections, create a “new rule” in the right hand side. From there, click “program”, then select next. You will now see a box pop up with a location to a program path. Click the browse button, go to C:\windows\system32, then select “svchost”. Block the connection to this under “domain, private, and public”, then name it. Once it’s created, go under the SVCHost rule you just created, make sure it says block connection, then click the “protocols and ports” tab, select “TCP” from the drop down box and make sure it says all ports under remote and local ports.
  405.  
  406. Thats it. Seems like alot, but each page will solve this data logging telemetry issue. WSHost is another file you can block located at %SystemRoot%\WinStore\WSHost.exe it may require taking ownership. If you have any questions regarding that post in the comments. I don’t think it’s necessary but I did it because I wanted to try every option.
  407.  
  408. svchostblock
  409.  
  410. Continued on Page 6 (Windows 10 Telemetry Solved)
  411.  
  412. Note the “0” eatablished connections under Windows Technical Preview Build 10130. This means no telemetry or data hogging is going on anymore as far as I can see. I have tested and verified under as many scenerios as possible, from within windows and under different portions of it while doing things, and I can verify no connections or data hogging. As I said earlier, you ARE choosing to do some work arounds here and some methods that go against stock Windows Technical Preview functionality. So I cannot be accountable for any data loss, errors, or problems you may incur. Though having been using my computer with each build (and now the 10162 build currently) I can say everything has been functioning the way I want it to. I can open Spartan Browser fine, start button, I can open control panel…all panels seem to work, and search my drive or within windows…, everything seems to work for me great (and I’ve been doing this for decades). So YMMV, but I feel if you follow each step and nothing catastrophic happens, you should be left with a snappier, smoother computer with no data leaching going on. I feel the disabled options and the benefits it brings far outweigh using the supposed “new features” of this OS. I do recommend you create a shortcut to run and place it in the start button, taskbar, desktop, or all three, also control panel as well. I want to mention that earlier in the tweak I said about disabling windows update. This does disable the ability to update to a newer build or update drivers. If you want to enable this functionality for whatever reason, you can go to services.msc, start the “BITS” service, start the “Windows Update” service, start the “update orchestrator” service, then proceed to download anything you need. Then disable them again afterwards.
  413. For best results, try to arrange the following icons on your desktop for ease of use. Pin “run” to the start menu as well.
  414. Capture
  415. It’s my personal opinion that some or all of this telemetry issue may be carried over to RTM build. At least some of it, because I have also checked Windows 8.1 and it too includes alot of this problem. Maybe I’m wrong, we’ll see when Windows 10 RTM comes out. For now though, enjoy a smooth computer with no telemetry hogging.
  416. If you have any questions or comments, post below. Email me. Whatever way you want. This is a BIG tweak, lots of steps involved, and I did my best here to relay it. It literally took me weeks, maybe even a month, to perfect and fine tune each detail and test everything right. I may have missed something, I will go over it again further. But for now I feel you should be alot more happy with the feel of your system with the steps applied here.
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