In this guide, I will teach you how to debloat Windows 10 to speed up your PC, reduce input delay, maximize frames, and increase storage space
Everything you find in this post will improve your PC performance regardless of usage, whether it be web browsing, video editing, or gaming.
Step 1. Create a restore point.
I highly recommend creating a restore point before debloating Windows 10. If something goes wrong or you don’t like some of the changes made, you can revert everything to the previous state with the restore point.
To create a restore point, follow the steps below :
- In the search box, type Create a restore point and select the option from the results list.
2. On the System Protection tab, click on your system drive, and press configure. Enable the option Turn on system protection, and on Max usage, choose a value between 5% and 10%. It should be enough to save your new restore point.
3. Click on Create, type a description, for example, “before debloat” and again click on Create.
Now that we created a restore point, we can safely proceed to the actual part of debloating our Windows 10 computer with the help of some scripts and software.
Step 2 – Run a Debloat Script
There are a lot of debloat scripts around the internet, referred to as Windows 10 debloaters. I’ve used a lot of them. The Windows 10 debloater I am going to use is by Sycnex on Github
If you want to support the creator and the contributors to this tool, you can visit creators profile here
Download the .zip of the debloat tool HERE
Extract the .zip, then right click click Windows10DebloaterGUI, and hit Run with Powershell
Once the program opens, you can either customize the features you want to disable by clicking CUSTOMIZE BLOCKLIST (Blue)
Or just click Remove All Bloatware (Red)
Next Steps
Check out our articles on boosting performance, such as Using Timer Resolution to Increase Frames + Reduce Input Delay OR Best GPU Overclock Guide for Gaming
