Windows 11 Debloater GUI

Ever since the release of Windows 11, users have raised the controversial issue of its telemetry-related functionality and data gathering endeavors. But it is not only about data collection, but also about the functions that come along with the latest edition of the operating systems, functions that you might not use ever, at least some of them, depending on your needs and requirements.

The Internet responded and developers created software tools that can strip down Windows and tweak the system to remove unwanted or unneeded functionality. Such a tool is suggestively called Windows 11 Debloater GUI.

Since it makes modifications to the Windows OS, please note that Windows 11 Debloater GUI requires administrative privileges to launch. Once you do so, a command prompt window is displayed and, ultimately, the application’s main window is revealed.

Features:

• Disable telemetry functions, application suggestions, activity history, and other data-exchanging features with Microsoft


• Remove Storage Sense, SmartScreen, Lock screen, and other services


• Uninstall OneDrive, Bloatware, and Edge


• Customize taskbar appearance and context menu


• Edit the PowerShell script to enhance functionality

There are various additional buttons with extra functions: you can restore the old context menu, disable background apps, disable Cortana search, Windows Defender or Windows Updates. The taskbar’s appearance can be changed from default to small and “take ownership” can be removed to activated. Windows 11 Debloater GUI allows you to uninstall OneDrive, Bloatware or Edge.

The PowerShell script that Windows 11 Debloater GUI executes can be easily edited, which means that you can contribute to developing the application’s functionality even further.

Windows 11 Debloater GUI is a simple tool for removing unnecessary functions in Windows, which the OS brings to the table by default. With just a few clicks, it is possible to get rid of Cortana, telemetry features and disable or uninstall features and functions. Luckily, there is an undo button for every command, so there is no problem if you change your mind.