Open source · runs on your own PC
Debloat Toolkit is a set of scripts you run locally against a Windows copy you already own. It removes bundled apps, ad surfaces, and unwanted background services using Microsoft's own supported tooling. No modified ISOs, no downloads of someone else's Windows — just your machine, cleaned up.
PS C:\debloat-toolkit> .\debloat.ps1 -DryRun # scanning provisioned packages... # scanning scheduled tasks + services... ✔ 31 removable packages found ✔ 6 telemetry-related scheduled tasks found # nothing changed — this was a dry run PS C:\debloat-toolkit> .\debloat.ps1 -Apply
Sites that hand out pre-built "debloated" Windows images are handing out modified copies of someone else's licensed software. That's a real legal problem for the site, and for anyone who downloads from it. We do it differently.
You point the script at your own installation or your own official Microsoft ISO. We never host, mirror, or link to Windows images.
Every change is made with Microsoft's own DISM, PowerShell Appx cmdlets, and Group Policy — the same mechanisms IT admins use to manage fleets of machines.
The output never leaves your machine through us. Nothing you produce with the toolkit gets uploaded, hosted, or shared back through this site.
Configurable via a JSON profile — start from our defaults, or write your own list.
| Category | Examples | Reversible |
|---|---|---|
| Bundled third-party apps | Candy Crush, TikTok, Spotify tiles, other provisioned Appx packages | Yes — reinstall from Store |
| First-party promo surfaces | Start menu suggestions, lock screen ads, "tips" notifications | Yes — via policy toggle |
| Optional telemetry services | Connected User Experiences task, diagnostic scheduled tasks (set to the lowest level Microsoft documents — never fully disabled where that isn't supported) | Yes — via policy toggle |
| Consumer feature push | Widgets, Copilot button pin, News and Interests | Yes — via policy toggle |