If you’ve recently installed Windows 11, you’ve likely noticed the pre-installed “bloatware”—from Xbox apps to TikTok shortcuts, OneDrive prompts, and background telemetry services. These can drain system resources, reduce privacy, and clutter your user experience.
Enter Chris Titus Tech’s Windows 11 Debloater—a powerful, open-source script that gives you granular control over your operating system without damaging core functionality.
Windows 11, out of the box, is a heavy operating system. It comes with a suite of " Sponsored Apps" and services that many users never use. chris titus windows 11 debloater
1. Reclaiming Resources Third-party antivirus trials, Xbox Game Bar, and various helper services consume RAM and CPU cycles. For gamers or professionals working on low-spec machines, this overhead can mean the difference between a laggy experience and a smooth one. The debloater creates a "minimal install" environment.
2. Privacy Control Windows 11 sends a significant amount of diagnostic data to Microsoft by default. While you can dig through the Settings menu to turn some of this off, the Debloater consolidates these privacy switches into a single dashboard, allowing you to harden your privacy in seconds. Overview — Chris Titus Windows 11 Debloater
3. Customization Microsoft made controversial changes in Windows 11, such as the simplified right-click menu (which hides "Copy" and "Paste" behind an extra click). The Debloater allows you to revert this to the classic Windows 10 style instantly, alongside other tweaks like enabling dark mode or disabling Bing search in the Start Menu.
Windows blocks scripts by default. Type this command and hit Enter: What it is: A community-maintained PowerShell script and
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope Process -Force
This allows the script to run only for this session, keeping your system secure.