Raphire

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  1. think it was this one raphire/win11debloat, i just ran the default settings to get rid of copilot and stuff

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  2. المصدر : Raphire/Win11Debloat اول الصق الامر هذا في الـ PowerShell : & ([scriptblock]::Create((irm "debloat.raphi.re")))

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  3. How to Remove Windows 11 Bloatware with One Open-Source Script This article was drafted with AI assistance and fact-checked against the project's README. Windows 11 ships with apps and settings you never asked for. Win11Debloat is a lightweight PowerShell script that lets you declutter and customize Windows, with no installation required. It is open source under the MIT license and has 60.4k stars on GitHub. {% embed youtube.com %} Before you start The README is direct about it: "use at your own risk!" Make a restore point first. Step 1: Open PowerShell as administrator Open PowerShell or Terminal as an administrator. Accept the Windows UAC prompt; the README says admin rights are required for the script to function. Step 2: Paste the one-line command from the README & ([scriptblock]::Create((irm "https://debloat.raphi.re/"))) Wait for the script to download and launch Win11Debloat automatically. Want to read it first? The full script is public on GitHub. Step 3: Read every on-screen instruction The README asks you to carefully read through and follow the on-screen instructions. Among the options it lists: - Disable and remove Microsoft Copilot, Windows Recall and Click to Do - Disable telemetry, diagnostic data, activity history, app-launch tracking and targeted ads - Disable tips, tricks, suggestions and ads across Windows, the lock screen and Microsoft Edge - Disable Xbox Game Bar integration and game/screen recording It works on both Windows 10 and Windows 11. How to undo it Per the README, all of the changes can easily be reverted, and almost all of the apps can be reinstalled through the Microsoft Store. Source - Project: Raphire/Win11Debloat

  4. 60.4k stars: strip Copilot from Windows 11 tonight! Win11Debloat is open source. Telemetry off. Undo steps are in its wiki. Source: Raphire/Win11Debloat Save this. Which PC do you debloat first? #Windows #OpenSource

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  5. @ericdupin Debloatez-le. raphire/win11debloat

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  6. @PhyxicxGaming Make sure to run the debloater from GitHub. Removes copilot and a lot of bloatware from the system. raphire/win11debloat

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  7. @dark007gg tem várias configs lá pra colocar não sei se tem algo assim Raphire/Win11Debloat

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  8. It's not. raphire/win11debloat Not defending MS btw.

  9. Someone built a Windows declutter script. A lightweight PowerShell script that strips pre-installed apps, disables telemetry and AI features, and lets you export/import your settings. 🍒 Built by Jeffrey Raphire/Win11Debloat #opensource #powershell

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  10. @bkdgiffug To those who are looking for the Github link.. Here you go.. raphire/win11debloat

    29 likes · 1 repost · 1,555 views

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