Disable sending typing info to Microsoft.Disable Malware Removal Tool data reporting.Show ‘This PC’ when launching File Explorer.Don’t include frequently used folders in Quick access.Therefore, you better have an understanding of the operation you want to perform and know exactly what you are doing. 2) Once a feature has been disabled, it’s very difficult (especially for the average user) to revert it. And it could be even worse, you might crash your Windows. For example: some features might be disabled, others might not. Anyway, if you’re a user who have more or less valid concerns about productivity and privacy protection while using Windows 10/11, then you should not miss WinSlap.įinally, AppNee has to remind everyone: 1) As with all tools of this sort, there’s no real guarantee that it will always work as intended.
Of course, each Windows feature may be valuable or completely useless to different users. In short, WinSlap can help you get rid of many bloat, annoying or spying features of Windows 10/11 with just a few mouse clicks. But the ability to install software is useless for most advanced users. Each section includes specific items that you can select as needed. Its user interface is simple and intuitive, consists of 4 sections: Tweaks, Appearance, Software, and Advanced.
It allows you to craft the perfect Windows 10/11 usage experience for yourself. WinSlap is a straightforward but powerful solution for tweaking your Windows 10/11 settings (disable various functions and features). It was originally developed for personal use only by Sven Mauch from Germany, so there is no guarantee that it works as intended, doesn’t break your system or is actively maintained. WinSlap is a free and open-source handy tool for quickly configuring a Windows 10 installation with a series of useful tweaks and settings.
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