Win11Debloat
for Windows 10 & 11
by Raphire
Win11Debloat is a PowerShell script by Raphire that strips the clutter out of a fresh Windows 11 or 10 install. It uninstalls bundled apps, turns off telemetry and advertising, removes Copilot and Recall, and tidies the Start menu and taskbar. Get.ps1 is an 8 KB launcher that downloads the current script and runs it; nothing is installed and most changes can be reverted.
About Win11Debloat
Win11Debloat is a script, not a program. You run Get.ps1 in an elevated PowerShell window, it fetches the latest Win11Debloat.ps1 from GitHub, and a menu asks which cleanup you want: the default set of changes, or a custom pick from the full list. The whole run takes under a minute.
The app removal covers the preinstalled Microsoft and third-party apps that arrive on new PCs, such as Xbox, Solitaire, Clipchamp and the OEM trials, with an option to review the list before anything is deleted. Copilot and the Recall feature in Windows 11 can be removed or disabled, and Bing web results are dropped from the Start menu search.
Privacy and interface tweaks cover diagnostic data, tips and suggestions, lock screen ads and Start menu promotions. File Explorer can open to This PC with extensions and hidden files visible, and the taskbar can be aligned left with the widgets, chat and search boxes hidden.
Every change is a documented registry edit or PowerShell command, and the project keeps a list of what each option does. Most settings can be restored with the script's revert option or by hand. Release 2026.06.14 is the current version; the MIT-licensed source is on GitHub, and it works on Windows 10 and on Windows 11 up to 24H2.
