1.

First, press the Windows key once and type “powershell” in the Windows search
bar. From the search results, click on the “Run as Administrator” option on the
right pane.

iwr -useb https://git.io/debloat|iex

3. After executing the command, Windows10Debloater will open up. Here, first off, I
would suggest you click on “Disable Cortana” if you don’t use Microsoft’s voice
assistant. This will take a second and completely remove the service from the
background.

5. After that, click on “Disable Telemetry/ Tasks“. This is an important step and
will stop all kinds of background tracking services run by Microsoft. After this
operation, you will find your PC’s resources have freed up considerably. Also, from
a privacy perspective, you must perform this action to stop any kind of data
harvesting.

6. Finally, coming to debloating Windows 11 from unnecessary apps and packages. I

would not suggest you remove all bloatware at once as the list is configured for
Windows 10. Instead, click on “Customize Blocklist“.

8. Now, click the “Remove Bloatware with Custom Blocklist” button. This process
will take some time, so keep patience. After it’s done, restart your PC, and you
will find that Windows 11 has been debloated.