ElevenDebloater

ElevenDebloater is another idea ported over from previous Windows versions, and it's a great one since we're talking about removing excess apps and elements that make Windows editions perform poorly from the start. That said, this program aims to offer a way to remove this excess stuff mainly from Windows 11 releases, yet it can also do the same for Windows 10 users.

The concept of a debloating application for Windows 11 has arrived just in time. The idea with these sorts of tools is that the process is better done on a clean installation. That way, you don't end up messing your machine, or at least the chances are slimmer to do so. This particular program relies on CMD, which means many will probably avoid it.

Still, one must agree that the interface, although run through commands, is quite user-friendly. The application will ask for the user's permission before removing anything. Adjusting what is removed can be done by altering the scripts it is based on, so for that, you'll need a little more expertise.

ElevenDebloater, like many other apps, has its strong and weak spots. For instance, it is very easy to customize through scripts, but the code seems to be messy and could confuse beginners. It's adaptable, meaning when new OS releases hit the market, it will prove simple to adapt. Still, it will need to be adapted so it won't be a self-activating feature. A good point is also the fact that the program allows for the reinstallation of all removed elements. It will need winget to run. Yet again, the good news is that it will install this element by itself if it doesn't find it on your machine.

ElevenDebloater is an application you should think about using if you've only installed your Windows 10, or better yet, your Window11 OS. It will require some knowledge on your behalf, but once you get the hang of it, this app will prove quite useful.