I’m curious to hear about everyone’s experiences with the Chris Titus debloating tool.
I tried it today, and so far it seems to be doing a very good job. My Windows machine was already running fine, but I have noticed a measurable improvement in responsiveness and overall performance. One thing I was particularly happy about was finally getting rid of the Windows 11 widgets, and RAM usage now appears to be noticeably lower.
Another feature that caught my attention is the ability to create customized Windows installation media. From what I can see, it allows you to bypass some of Microsoft's more tedious setup requirements, such as signing in with a Microsoft account and connecting to Wi-Fi during installation. I haven't tested that part yet, but it is definitely something I want to try the next time I reinstall Windows. It also seems like a useful tool to keep on hand when helping friends, family members, or colleagues reinstall their systems, or simply for emergency recovery situations.
By Maldalain, 13 June, 2026
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Just picked it up and it's pretty neat.
I heard about this before but hadn't tried it until your post. Haha. There's loads of useful tweaks in there, and it's even got a few advanced tweaks that WinAeroTweaker doesn't have. Moreover, when I told it to disable all updates, it seems to have even terminated log creation for them. So, it actually disables them at the start. More than I can say for other solutions and brute-force methods I've employed in the past.
I have a Win11 iso and will give the image creation a go one of these days. Very handy indeed, and a tiny little program! Love stuff like this. Thanks for the post!
PS:
You'll find the utility at:
https://cttstore.com/
It does cost 10 bucks, but entirely worth it if you want to disable those widgets, enable more high performance plans, uninstall Edge fully, and more. Plus the Donation-wareversion is offline .exe; useful if Github is down/being slow. Thing is, you'll probably wanna check every six months or something to keep an up-to-date offline copy.
You can get it for free
If you grab it from GetHub it won't cost you anythingng. The app is great I think the developer deserves the $10.
Use this script code to launch in the PowerShell:
irm https://christitus.com/win | iex
Are there multiple DeBloat options now?
https://github.com/Raphire/Win11Debloat
The link above is the only DEBLOAT script I have ever used. I found it to be quite wonderful, but it sounds like you all are talking about a different app or script altogether?
So useful!!
I am alazy, I reset my hp 3 years ago and then got the mac and now I don<t want to recreate my dev workflow. But still just running most tweaks has lowered my ram footprint and speed up the thing. More transparant and better than winaero imo.
Agreed re: WinAero
Winaero has its uses on 32-bit systems, but in general I agree now that I've found the Titus Windows utility. Everything's laid out on a few pages and you just hit the big Apply Tweaks btn and you're off to the races. Once it completes, of course :)
After running this on three different boxes (two Win11 and a Win10), I too can confirm a bigger difference in resource consumption using Chris's utility. Stuff just runs better.
Also, Microslop is getting smart on winAero these days with Win Defender. I'll be recommending this instead from now on.
Issue is that navigation is a bit long
No way to skip pass the long group of checkboxes but hold tab / down arrow, or is there one?
My ram is loving beeing freed though!