Windows 11 runs well out of the box for many users, but it also ships with apps, services, telemetry, and UI cruft that some power users prefer removed to reclaim performance, privacy, and simplicity. Chris Titus (a well-known Windows tweak content creator) popularized a practical, script-driven approach to “debloat” Windows that balances automation with user control. This post summarizes that approach, explains what it does, and provides a safe, actionable workflow you can follow.
Apply Tweaks: Navigate to the Tweaks tab and select the Standard preset for recommended optimizations, then click Run Tweaks. windows 11 debloat chris titus
Chris Titus’ posts and videos typically use scripts that: Guide: Debloating Windows 11 with Chris Titus’ Approach
Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes. Modifying your operating system carries inherent risk. Always back up your data before running system modification scripts. The author is not affiliated with Chris Titus Tech or Microsoft. Microsoft Teams Xbox apps Bing Search News and