ThisIsWin11. Configure, Debloat, Optimize..Windows 11. Free

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[Alex5723]

https://github.com/builtbybel/ThisIsWin11

The app currently offers five modules:

Presenter: The start screen guides you through an pictured introduction to the new operating system Windows 11 and allows you quickly to configure it.

PumpedApp: This module allows you checking and optimizing Windows 11 configuration among other things (all changes made can also be undone)

Kickassbloat will help you removing pre-installed Windows 11 apps

Packages is there for you to quickly install one or the other app

PowerClicks allows you automating several Windows 11 tasks based on PowerShell and community scripts…

• This topic was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Alex5723.

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When there is a will… people come up with scripts.

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Alex5723

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But it’s all speculation until RTM… so I’ve chosen to now opt out of Win 11 forums. Too much opinion churn.

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Rick Corbett wrote:

But it’s all speculation until RTM… so I’ve chosen to now opt out of Win 11 forums. Too much opinion churn.

AdDuplex, that’s it 60,000 PC users extensive research carried out. As part of this research, the company that measured which versions of Windows users were using came to a remarkable conclusion. According to the survey, users have almost 1

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Alex5723 wrote:

AdDuplex, that’s it 60,000 PC users extensive research carried out. As part of this research, the company that measured which versions of Windows users were using came to a remarkable conclusion. According to the survey, users have almost 1

ROFL… Was that article (very badly-)written by AI?

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I particularly liked this bit.

the percentage of consumers who use the developer edition of Windows 10 is 2 per mille it reveals.

cheers, Paul

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ThisIsWin11 renamed to BloatyNosy.

Microsoft removed the app from Microsoft Store :

BloatyNosyApp 0.60 – The Windows 11 Trash party continues nonetheless. Latest
BloatyNosy is no longer available in the Microsoft Store and was banned by Microsoft overnight.
Numerous update attempts have been rejected, each time with a new excuse, and now it is stated officially that the app does not have a valid certificate, even though it was inside for months before (Previously, all Microsoft Store apps – native UWPs for example and also Win32s – were hosted and signed by the Microsoft Store and received a Microsoft signature). The store continues to be a tragedy. It’s a shame for my precious time.
I’m annoyed. If you want me to calm down, send me a like and a dislike to @microsoft
The download of BloatyNosy will continue to be available only here on GitHub.

In this build, all limitations of the MS Store version have been removed once again. Additionally, the app is also provided as an MSI installer.

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I found it quite tedious to find out what this is/was… but apparently it’s a Windows 11 debloater. Why on earth couldn’t it just say that in the first sentence (or two)? So much guff…

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ThisIsWin11 1.5.0

https://github.com/builtbybel/ThisIsWin11/releases

“ThisIsWin11 1.5.0 – End of an era Latest
This version does not bring any improvements and will be the last version compiled by me. I hereby announce the discontinuation of support and recommend switching to BloatyNosy.”

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BloatyNosyApp 0.80

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