removewindowsai

Windows 11 users who want an AI-free desktop now have a community-made tool that goes well beyond the built‑in toggles: a free PowerShell script called RemoveWindowsAI can remove Copilot, Recall, and a broad set of Microsoft’s built‑in AI entry points, then attempt to stop Windows Update from...

A compact, community-built PowerShell toolkit called RemoveWindowsAI has rapidly become the go-to shortcut for Windows 11 users who want to strip Copilot, Recall, and a broad sweep of built‑in AI surfaces from their PCs — but its convenience comes with real, measurable risks for update...

A new update to the popular FlyOOBE utility has added a targeted way to hunt down and remove Windows 11’s built‑in AI surfaces — but it also brings the exact trade‑offs that make deep OS surgery both powerful and risky for enthusiasts and admins alike. Background / Overview FlyOOBE (formerly...

A compact, community-built PowerShell tool has given frustrated Windows 11 users a one‑stop way to remove or disable most of Microsoft’s recent on‑device AI surfaces — and in doing so it has exposed a hard trade‑off between user control and platform maintenance. The open‑source project published...

Microsoft’s last Windows 11 preview of the year quietly bundled two very different stories: a December preview cumulative (KB5070311) that appears to reduce a string of AMD Radeon “GPU hung” and DirectX 12 game-timeout failures for some users, and an emergent community tool — RemoveWindowsAI —...

A single PowerShell script has become the latest flashpoint in the debate over Windows 11’s expanding AI surface: RemoveWindowsAI, a GitHub project that automates the removal of Copilot, Recall, AI-enhanced apps and hidden installers — and then attempts to block their reinstallation. Background...