Playbook

What is a Playbook?

A Playbook is a small file that contains a set of system modifications. The changes from this Playbook are applied by the open-source AME Wizard, a tool that can modify a running Windows system. This allows to convert your current installation to ReviOS, instead of having to delete your system and install fresh.

Just as the ISO in the past, the ReviOS Playbook removes bloatware and unnecessary system components, improves privacy and system performance, all while maintaining compatibility. The full list of changes can be found here.

The Playbook is compatible with Windows 10 versions 21H2 (19044) and 22H2 (19045) (X64 only), and Windows 11 versions 22H2 (22621), 23H2 (22631) and 24H2 (26100) (X64 and ARM64).

This covers standard Windows 10, 11 and LTSC. It also works on any Windows edition, meaning you can use your existing Windows license Key no matter the edition.

Advantages over ISO

No matter if you install via Playbook or the classic ISO, the result will be the same. All modifications are identical, but the Playbook comes with some big benefits:

🌐 Choose your preferred browser, or don't install one at all.

🔓 Use the Playbook on Windows Home, Pro, or any other Windows edition.

🚀 Faster development of new versions thanks to the lowered workload.

📖 Playbooks are openly readable, allowing you to check, edit and contribute.

About Playbook versions

Playbooks are generally Windows version agnostic, meaning that a Playbook will work on any Windows release from the supported versions (see this list) This means that you do not have to worry about matching a specific Playbook release to a Windows release. You also don't have to wait for a new Playbook release before updating your Windows install.

As a rule of thumb, you should always use the latest available Playbook release, no matter which Windows version you want to use it on.