The one command fetches the newest script every run, so every entry here reaches you the next time you run it, on the same key, for nothing.
v1.2.0 · September 2026
The debloat
Thirty more app patterns: the new Outlook, Teams, Copilot, Edge's in-game overlay, the widgets runtime, and the games, media players, antivirus and shopping trials PC makers add. Removed for every account and from the image
OneDrive uninstalled when nobody is signed in to it; kept, minus its auto-start, when you are. Undo reinstalls it
Legacy Windows removed when present: Internet Explorer 11, the 2009 Media Player, WordPad, Steps Recorder, Math Input Panel, XPS printing, Work Folders, the PowerShell 2.0 engine. Fax and Scan stays with a printer, Hello face with a Hello camera. Undo re-enables each
Edge's shopping assistant, recommendations, Spotlight, feedback prompts and usage reporting off by policy
Kept gone: consumer features, suggested apps, silent installs, account nags and the "finish setting up" screen off by policy
Cleanup: temp files older than a day, the Windows Update download cache and the peer-to-peer cache, with the space freed printed
The free report lists the legacy pieces it would remove on your PC
v1.1.0 · September 2026
Reads more, asks better, proves the number
Shows what starts with Windows and lets you pick what stays on, by number, before switching the rest off
Offers to close Discord and Spotify so they can be tuned in the same run
Finds games through Steam's library list, Epic's manifests and the Riot and Xbox folders instead of crawling Program Files
Checks your RAM speed against its rated speed and says outright when XMP / EXPO is off; warns on single-channel memory, an old GPU driver, a display set below its refresh rate, no page file, Windows on a hard disk, less than 16 GB, an old Windows 10 build, running on battery, another optimizer installed
Keeps the Xbox accessory service when a controller is connected; notes OEM extras and third-party antivirus without touching them
Prints a target process count for your PC, and writes the after-restart count to a file by a one-shot task that removes itself
Tunes the signed-in account when a standard user gave an administrator's password at the prompt
Free report mode now lists exactly what would be switched off and kept on your PC, and saves it
New cuts: Recall, lock-screen ads, Windows Error Reporting, Store app pre-launch, Sticky Keys popups, the ten-second startup delay, receive segment coalescing, the Widgets host, NVIDIA telemetry and its crash-report tasks, eight more telemetry tasks, per-game I/O and page priority
Refuses Windows Server and PowerShell 7 with a plain explanation; warns on a work domain, a pending restart, a virtual machine and low disk space
Report lists what was kept and why, the games it found, a summary file and full before-and-after process lists; a transcript of the run is saved
The command fetches past caches, hands PowerShell 7 over to Windows PowerShell itself, and takes options from one more line
Keys can move to a new PC by yourself, once every 30 days, from the key page (with the licence server)
v1.0.0 · September 2026
The first one
Reads the PC and decides the safe bar from what it finds
Startup apps, services, scheduled tasks, preinstalled apps, telemetry and background activity cut; system, network, Discord, Spotify and browsers tuned
The OmniDx power plan, sixteen game profiles, a BIOS checklist for the board, GPU control-panel notes
Restore point, a record of every change, undo in one file
Keys locked to the PC: TUNE for one, SQUAD for five