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Win11Debloat is a lightweight, easy to use PowerShell script that allows you to quickly declutter and customize your Windows experience. It can remove pre-installed bloatware apps, disable telemetry, remove intrusive interface elements and much more. The script also includes many features that system administrators and power users will enjoy. Such as a powerful command-line interface, support for Windows Audit mode and the option to make changes to other Windows users.
Win11Debloat works for both Windows 10 and Windows 11. However, some features may be limited to specific Windows versions.
On this page you can find a full list of all changes included in the default settings.
All of the changes made by Win11Debloat can easily be reverted and almost all of the apps can be reinstalled through the Microsoft Store. A full guide on how to revert changes can be found here.
Unlike what the message may suggest, your machine/browser is not actually managed by any organization. This message shows up because Win11Debloat uses local machine policies to change certain settings in Windows and Microsoft Edge. Policies are normally used by organisations to change and lock certain settings, which is why the message shows up. We try to avoid using policies as much as possible, but for some settings it's the only way to apply the respective changes. If you wish, you can remove the message by reverting the changes made by the script.
Microsoft has moved some of the previously built-in troubleshooters to a separate Get Help app. If you removed this application you can reinstall it here.