This script wipes out Windows 11's unwanted AI features with one command
This is what’s new and what you can do this week on Windows 11 (and 10):
Catch up on this week’s top 🔗Windows 11 guides and updates.
🔗 → Windows 11 is getting major gaming upgrades in 2026: Microsoft prepares major changes to boost gaming performance, targeting scheduling, background tasks, graphics, and drivers.
🔗 → Windows 11 build 28000.1340 (KB5072032) rolls out in the Canary Channel: This preview enables various features and introduces some small changes.
🔗 → ICYMI: Windows 11 builds 26100.7462 and 26200.7462 (KB5072033) arrive in the Stable Channel as the final cumulative update of 2025 for versions 25H2 and 24H2.
🔗 → Windows 10 22H2 is getting build 19045.6691 (KB5071546) as the second update through the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program.
🔗 → Completely remove all AI features on Windows 11: If you don’t like AI, the Remove Windows AI script removes and disables nearly all AI features in the operating system.
🔗 → Auto-sign in and boot directly to Xbox Full Screen Experience: This guide will help you start your Windows 11 gaming PC directly in the Xbox Full Screen Experience with an automatic sign-in setup.
🔗 → Clean install Windows 10 LTSC in 2025: The OS may be retired, but the LTSC version continues to be supported, and in this guide, I’ll show you how to do a fresh installation.
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