windows 11 debloat

Flyoobe 1.40 lands as a single, opinionated utility that claims to remove Windows 11 bloatware — including the newly prominent Copilot AI surfaces — at install time while still offering the legacy Flyby11 capability to bypass Microsoft’s hardware checks for unsupported PCs. Background / Overview...

The tiny11 project has been updated for Windows 11 version 25H2, delivering a do‑it‑yourself, debloated Windows 11 build that removes many preinstalled Microsoft apps, offers an unattended answer to skip the Microsoft Account requirement during setup, and adds options to disable telemetry — all...

Pocket‑lint’s short, practical checklist of five Windows 11 apps to remove — Microsoft Copilot, Microsoft Teams, the Xbox app, Sound Recorder, and Outlook for Windows — reflects a wider, long‑running user effort to keep Windows installs lean, minimize background services, and reclaim storage and...

Pocket‑lint’s short, practical list of five Windows 11 services and features the author disabled to eke out a measurable performance boost captures a classic, effective approach: stop what you don’t use, reclaim CPU/RAM/network cycles, and keep the system focused on tasks that matter. The...

Flyoobe’s promise is simple and immediate: install Windows 11 without the default AI nudges, baked-in bloat, or Microsoft’s first-run prompts — and do it even on machines Microsoft considers unsupported — while giving you granular control over the Out‑Of‑Box Experience (OOBE). Background Windows...

New Windows laptops arriving full of preinstalled trialware, OEM utilities, games and marketing apps is still one of the fastest ways to turn a promising new machine into a sluggish, cluttered experience — and the cure is simple in concept: remove what you don’t need, stop what you don’t want...

Windows 11, in its evolution, has garnered both praise and criticism from users across the spectrum. For some, its polished aesthetics and array of productivity-focussed features represent a modern OS finally coming into its own. For others, the experience is marred by persistent annoyances...