Windows 11 is 60% slop—and I’m not even joking. In this video I show you exactly what I mean: useless preinstalled apps you’ll never open, background services eating RAM, and telemetry that’s basically spying on everything you do. Out of the box, your PC is running a bloated mess, so I go in and delete every single piece of that slop to get Windows feeling clean and fast again. I use a tool called Winslop (yep, it looks like Windows 98 and I kind of love that) and walk you through the safe way to use it: download from GitHub, extract, run as administrator, inspect your system, and then apply only the changes you want. I show how it flags issues in red, runs Disk Cleanup, applies recommended tweaks (like full context menus and speeding up menu delays), and then removes Microsoft Store bloat like Clipchamp, Bing, News/Weather, Copilot, Sticky Notes, and To Do. I also jump into the Tools section to set a High Performance power plan, disable automatic updates (manual checks still work), uninstall OneDrive, and run the Windows AI removal script to wipe Copilot/Recall-related stuff. After reboot, Copilot, Bing, and OneDrive are gone—and Windows finally feels the way it should have been.