Version 0.5.9 introduced several refinements, particularly focusing on system snappiness and privacy.
: It disables background services and scheduled tasks that track user activity and send data back to Microsoft.
: Users can hide shortcut arrows on icons, modify Start menu layouts, and adjust Taskbar behavior—such as removing default Edge or search shortcuts. AutoSettingsPS by westlife v0.5.9
At its core, is a portable configuration-management tool. Unlike traditional software that requires installation, it operates as a suite of scripts that interact directly with the Windows Registry and system files to modify behavior that is often inaccessible through standard menus.
: Launch PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the main script. A "blue window" interface typically appears to guide you through the automation ritual. Version 0
Because this tool makes deep changes to the Windows Registry, it should be used with caution.
: Users can add their own settings or choose specific modules to run if they don't want a "full" debloat. At its core, is a portable configuration-management tool
The primary goal of the script is to , disable intrusive data collection (telemetry), and remove "bloatware" that comes pre-installed with modern versions of Windows. Key Features of Version 0.5.9