Chris Titus Script Windows 11 -

Windows 11 intensified many of Windows 10’s annoyances: a forced Microsoft account, widgets that consume memory, and a more aggressive “recommendations” section in the Start Menu. The Chris Titus script neuters these features without breaking core functionality.

Removing pre-installed apps and disabling unnecessary background services.

@echo off :: Disable Telemetry REG ADD "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DataCollection" /v AllowTelemetry /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f chris titus script windows 11

Avoid clicking options blindly. For instance, disabling specific background services might break features you rely on. Disabling Xbox Live services will disrupt the Xbox app and Game Pass on PC, while stripping out certain Bluetooth services can cause peripheral connectivity issues. Review each option and use the tool's built-in descriptions before committing changes. Reversibility

Uninstalls or disables integrated services that consume background resources. Windows 11 intensified many of Windows 10’s annoyances:

Right-click the Start Button and select Terminal (Admin) or PowerShell (Admin) .

This is the script’s flagship feature. It removes Microsoft Store apps that most users never touch: Review each option and use the tool's built-in

Pauses feature updates (which can sometimes introduce bugs) for up to two years while allowing critical security patches to install.