Windows debloating
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Windows is extremely bloated and to de-bloat it, there are several different ways.
Telemetry Removal[edit | edit source]
Edge Uninstall[edit | edit source]
Microsoft Edge is not required; better alternatives are available.
Apps[edit | edit source]
All preinstalled apps on GAC versions can be uninstalled normally through Add or Remove Apps or with BCUninstaller.
- UnigetUI - Manage/Update Apps
- Microsoft Store on LTSC - If you require it
Clean Files[edit | edit source]
- Bulk Crap Uninstaller - Uninstall apps along with their leftover files
- WizTree or WinDirStat - Disk Usage Analyzers
- Use Windows Disk Cleanup
Drivers[edit | edit source]
Always download drivers from the hardware manufacturer or from the company that made your device. Windows Update also provides reliable drivers.
- NVCleanstall - NVIDIA Driver Packages
Antivirus[edit | edit source]
Stick with Windows Defender – it’s lightweight and effective.
- Do not turn real-time protection off. 'Allow on device' for false positives (e.g. Cracked software).
Alternative
- Malwarebytes - Useful for malware scans as it has strong detection. (Ev&oe malwarebytes is bloat)
Learn more:
Start Menu[edit | edit source]
Disable Bing Search
- Open Edit Group Policy
- Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Search
- Double-click Don't search the web or display web results in Search (Win 11) or Do not allow web search (Win 10)
- Select Enabled -> Click OK
Taken from VVispy's Windows Guide
Also look into replacing the Windows 11 start menu (because it is created with React Native, a pajeet JavaScript framework that bloats your CPU usage).
Windows Terminal[edit | edit source]

You can use PowerShell with Windows Terminal, which is a command-line shell and scripting language for Windows. It uses the .NET runtime which makes it bloated o algo and has far more features than Bash (the UNIX shell and scripting language). It can integrate with C# since both use the .NET runtime.
Windows Subsystem for Linux[edit | edit source]
This allows you to use a Linux shell within Windows. Might be good if you are first learning Linux and want to accustom yourself to it while still using your Windows system. On Windows 10 it must be enabled manually, but it is automatically enabled on Windows 11.
Winget Package Manager[edit | edit source]
The Winget package manager is a package manager that allows you to download software through a repository rather than through installers online, from untrusted or potentially malicious websites. It thus allows you to have a centralized area to update and manage software. It is preinstalled in Windows 11.
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