Has anyone tried win 11 debloating using this script from github

JMak said:
Well in that case I ll first try and take my chances with these debloating scripts as win 11 is being run on my secondary system.. Bought it just to try the win 11...( And ultimately to automate some downloading streaming, if I can figure out)
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I’ve done this on a 5.1 be very careful it messed my 5.1 up big time had to go into services and turn that stuff back on a old machine it needs some of what most would call bloat wear Running in order for it to be stable just my experience. Manually turn stuff off in services and keep a mental note of what you turned off so if your system becomes unstable it’s a easy fix
 
Since this popped up again, I had tried Tiny 11 on my 11-year old tablet which probably uses most of the same scripts.

The performance was significantly worse than installing IoT LTSC on the thing. At least I am convinced that these scripts are more an exercise in time wasting to get things working later.
 
You should REALLY trust the author of these scripts before running them. Or you will be getting pwned.

These scripts sometimes also subtly break stuff. That makes debugging hard in the future.

These scripts might also break security model of windows.

These scripts might also affect performance.

Most people only use these scripts for bs-free windows experience. A much better alternative might be to use group policy editor available in Enterprise, Pro and Education.

You can change stuff related to local search, update frequency, disabling AI features etc from a single place.
 
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