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Winsage

February 15, 2025

You can debloat Windows 11 in just 2 clicks with this new intuitive tool

Talon is an open-source tool designed to simplify the removal of bloatware from Windows 11, allowing users to enhance system performance with minimal effort. It automates the debloating process by removing pre-installed software such as Clipchamp, LinkedIn, and Microsoft News, targeting non-tech-savvy users. While it offers some customization options, it primarily follows a preset script for ease of use. Users can revert changes using the "Reset This PC" option, but certain removals, like Edge, will remain uninstalled unless Windows is reinstalled. Talon is compatible with Windows 11 Home and Pro versions, but not guaranteed for Insider Builds. It is open-source and available on GitHub, with community contributions reviewed for security.

Winsage

June 19, 2024

4 reasons you should debloat your Windows 11 PC

Some unnecessary features in Windows 11 may have access to your information, such as location or PC usage data. Using a debloat tool like Win11Debloat can disable or remove these features to prevent your information from being tracked. Debloating Windows 11 can also improve the performance of your PC by reducing the resources used by pre-installed apps and features. Custom ISOs like Tiny11 can provide a smaller installation size, making it quicker to set up virtual machines. Ultimately, debloating Windows 11 gives users more choice and allows them to use their PC the way they want.

Winsage

June 15, 2024

3 reasons I modify Windows instead of using a custom ISO

Third-party ISOs can be potentially dangerous as you may not know what changes have been made to them. It is difficult to determine how a Windows ISO has been modified unless you thoroughly examine all the files. Creating a custom ISO can be a lengthy and challenging process, and modifying Windows after installation may be a more practical option for most users. Custom ISOs are only recommended for specific users with specific needs, and using a regular ISO from Microsoft is a more reliable option.