LeCoreOS-11 v1 · 1.0.0

cooked by LeSamsky

The v1 release adds separate CS2, Warzone and FC 27 competitive setup guides, local graphics-choice Save/Apply/Restore controls, and individual NVIDIA driver profile buttons. Recognized existing configuration values are replayed; undocumented Low/Reflex numeric values are not guessed. Read Competitive profiles before the first save.

Existing Fortnite/VALORANT profiles, Windows registry/service tuning, Max Performance power values, 1-hour display/sleep timers, themes, six wallpapers, security controls and recovery journals remain. The app update does not apply new performance choices automatically.

Full installation

Extract LeCoreOS-11-v1-Installation-Kit.zip, run the included unmodified official AME Beta 0.8.4, and import LeCoreOS-11-v1.apbx. Do not extract/import the APBX's source ZIP. Review AME choices, choose optional apps in the single app chooser, finish vendor installers and restart. A separate SHA256 text file is not included in this installation kit. Internal payload integrity checking is retained.

Use a compatible, licensed Windows 11 x64 installation and your gaming administrator account. Back up important data, finish pending restarts and close games first. Targets include 23H2/24H2/25H2/26H2 with feature checks. Actual builds, hardware, anti-cheat and future Windows updates require testing; ARM64 and Server are not targeted. Disabling security is not an installation prerequisite.

Existing 0.8.2–0.8.5 installations

Close games, launchers and Control Center. Extract LeCoreOS-11-v1-Update.zip and run Update.cmd from the original gaming administrator account. The update backs up replaced program files, checks native WPF/all themes on your Windows PC before and after the change, and rolls program files back on failure. It preserves the current performance settings. Keep original recovery folders. Use the full APBX for other versions.

Validation boundary

Source parsing, mocked logic, UI structure, C# compilation and archive round-trip checks are performed here. Native AME installation, WPF rendering, drivers, reboot recovery, real games and physical input latency still require a Windows PC. The native WPF test is included for execution on your PC. No measured FPS/latency gain or fixed process count is claimed.

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