

They install and download at weird times and often update far too much. Windows updates set to defaults are crazy. I still find these to be more efficient than the new panels that Microsoft has put in Windows 10 and 11.

There is also the old school legacy panels that I use on a daily basis. Many new installs need these and I wanted to make it easier than going through and manually installing them one by one. This tab makes it easier to enable built-in features that are off by default. THIS IS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDE WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY AND I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MISUSE. Note: This part of the utility can break an install if used carelessly, but it does make a restore point so if you have a lot problems with it, you can use System Restore to rollback the changes or the Undo All option. I personally do NOT recommend this, but I understand those that want to remove it This is why this option is never selected, but I left it there for those that really want to remove it. Many times this will debloat the install but will BREAK the MS Store or uninstall any games / apps that were installed using it. I must warn you to NOT use all the settings at once, or simple remove everything from the MS Store.

Very minor optimizations will also be made.

Minimal - This one will just do the absolute basic privacy / security settings. Laptop - This one is just like desktop but doesn’t mess with power settings as we don’t want to kill our laptops battery. This will give your desktop the best performance without any downside. These are curated selections based on my recommendationsĭesktop - This is for Desktops DUH, but it will disable features like power throttling and many services will be set to not auto start. At the top there are three buttons Desktop, Laptop, and Minimal. This takes a more minimal approach that should not damage your Windows install. Many of them are too heavy handed in my opinion. Debloatĭebloating windows is always a moving target and there are many utilities out there. By using this utility you will save hours on the install, but also make it very easy to keep all your programs up to date. It leverages Microsoft’s winget utility to not only install tons of software that you select with a check-mark, but also gives you the ability to upgrade all the software quickly. The install is basically a better version of ninite that many people use. Let me breakdown what each part does and what you should use. As of the writing of this article there is 4 main parts: install, debloat, features and old panels, and windows updates. There are four main parts of this utility but I can expand this to an infinite number of tabs if expansion is needed and will probably happen in the future.
