Windows 10 Debloater Tool Free 2024

Windows 10 Debloater Tool | Debloat GUI (Updated Feb 22, 2024! V2.6.11)

Our FREE software utility (Version 2.6.11) lets you debloat Windows 10 with ease. You can use EZ Debloater for quick and simple debloating, Advanced Debloater for basic debloating with presets, or Fine-Tuning Debloater for custom debloating with many options. Choose the ‘Debloat Preset’ first to generate the best PowerShell script to debloat Windows 10! You can also create and share your own radio buttons preset. You can run the script directly from the program.

HOW TO USE

Installation

You don't need to install Windows 10 Debloater. Just unzip the downloaded ZIP file and run the “Windows10Debloater.exe” file.

Run “Windows10Debloater.exe”

Basic Usage

EZ Debloater

In “EZ Debloater“, you can turn on / off main functions and apps.

Select the button for the feature you want to turn on or off (for example, “Uninstall OneDrive“).

The script will appear on the right.

Click the “Run Script” button to run it.

For example: Select “Uninstall OneDrive” and click “Run Script”

Advanced Debloater

In “Advanced Debloater“, you can choose from the 4 presets to debloat: Desktop, Laptop, Minimal, and Virtual Machine. You can also adjust the options to your preference. There is an ‘Undo All‘ option to restore everything to default.

Select the preset that suits your computer (for example, “Desktop“).

Checkboxes will be marked with the preset. Add or remove to customize.

Click the “Run Script” button to run it. A confirmation window will pop up to proceed.

For example: Select “Desktop” and click “Run Script”

Fine-Tuning Debloater

In “Fine-Tuning Debloater“, select the items you want to turn on / off with the radio button.

Select items you want to turn on / off with the radio button

After you have made your selections, open the Output tab screen.

Click the “Output Powershell” button to see the script.

Click the “Run PowerShell” button to run the script. The “Run PowerShell” button will create a PowerShell script called “runpsscript.ps1” in the same directory and run it.

Click “Output PowerShell” and then click “Run PowerShell”

Manual Running

With the “Save” button, save the PowerShell script above as whatever you want in the same directory as the other files, and then run it using the following commands.

But first, launch PowerShell (Run as administrator) and go to where your script is.