Winpilot

It's safe to say that Windows 11 had a bit of a rocky launch, to the point where some users are still unwilling to upgrade due to the arguably form-over-function approach of this new OS iteration. One problem that users see with Windows 11 is related to how bloated the OS might feel at times.

Windows debloater tools are nothing new, but in some cases they can certainly help keep the number of redundant processes on your system to a minimum, and that's what Winpilot aims to do. Besides offering you several fixes that can potentially make your computer run better, it also features some amenities that are welcome from a convenience standpoint.

Before coming up with any suggestions, the software will first run a system analysis to look for anything odd. This should take a minute at most, and the resulting suggestions will be based on your configuration. What helps is that the software assigns a priority rating to each of its suggestions, which can help users ascertain whether a fix is worth applying.

As usual, these fixes are varied in nature. Whether they're with regard to your Explorer, Desktop, Taskbar, Privacy, and other such categories, everything is compartmentalized so that it's easier to get an idea on the fixes that are worth prioritizing in your use cases.

Through InstaPackage, users can easily install a few essential programs for their machine. Think of this as a good way to install software after a fresh Windows install: the list of available software is generous enough to get you started off on the right foot. Simply select the packages you wish to install, and the tool will handle the rest.

In addition, BloatFinder can help you dispense with other elements from your system you might find irrelevant or undesirable. These include default Windows apps that you may never use, such as YourPhone, the Xbox app, and so on.

Winpilot makes debloating your Windows 11 machine accessible for all, thanks to an intuitive process that is almost automatic.