My Windows 11 was painfully slow—apps freezing, boot times through the roof, and bloatware eating resources for no reason. In this video I show exactly how I debloated my PC in a few clicks using a really cool free, open‑source tool called Win11Debloat. Before touching anything, I check what’s installed (Copilot, Clipchamp, Teams, OneDrive, Xbox stuff, even Edge), and I also look at Task Manager so we’ve got a fair “before vs after” comparison. Then I walk you through the quick method from GitHub: run PowerShell as administrator, paste the script, and choose Custom Mode so you can manually pick what gets removed. I enable “only show installed apps,” uncheck the stuff I want to keep (like Paint, Photos, Calculator, Notepad, Terminal, and the Microsoft Store), and then I apply the tweaks I actually care about—disabling telemetry, Bing web search, tips/ads, Copilot/AI features, widgets, and restoring the old Windows 10 style context menu. After a reboot, my memory usage drops (about 51% down to 45% with my browser running), the Start menu is clean, Xbox services are gone, and yes—Edge can even be removed if you choose to force it (not recommended, but I tested it).