Backups first
The tool exports registry backups under ProgramData before applying selected changes and can try to create a system restore point.
A free checklist-based Windows 10/11 cleanup and gaming-performance tuning utility for removing common clutter, reducing background noise, and applying optional low-latency tweaks.
The tool gives you a checklist instead of a mystery button. Recommended items are selected by default, while medium and high-risk gaming/security tradeoffs stay visible and labeled.
Helpful, search-friendly notes for the problems people are already trying to solve. Each guide explains the manual idea first, then shows where the free cleanup tool fits.
Remove common consumer apps, vendor clutter, startup entries, and leftovers with risk labels.
Uninstaller mode Bulk uninstall apps on WindowsBuild a safer uninstall queue with command review, backups, running-app checks, and reports.
Cleanup target Remove OneDrive PhotosClean up the cloud photo extras Windows may restore after updates.
Privacy Windows privacy settings cleanupReview advertising ID, suggestions, app permissions, clipboard history, and AI surfaces.
AI privacy Remove Windows 11 AI featuresReview AI-adjacent surfaces, app privacy controls, Click to Do, and built-in app policy settings.
Gaming Free Windows gaming optimizerReduce background clutter and review optional latency, power, startup, and cache choices.
Leftovers Remove uninstall leftoversFind broken entries, empty folders, orphan shortcuts, startup leftovers, and invalid commands.
Control Disable Windows Update safelyUse reversible controls without ripping out Windows components.
Power user Enable God Mode folderCreate a recognizable desktop entry for classic Control Panel tasks.
This is an administrator tool. It can remove apps, change machine policies, disable services, change power plans, delete old temp/cache files, and apply gaming tradeoffs. Use it at your own risk and review every selected item before applying changes.
The tool exports registry backups under ProgramData before applying selected changes and can try to create a system restore point.
High-risk options can reduce security or break virtualization tools such as WSL2, Docker, Android emulators, Hyper-V, and some VM workflows.
The current build is free, closed source, and code-signed by Khuna Labs. Windows SmartScreen may still show additional prompts while release reputation builds.
Use it only on PCs where you are comfortable changing Windows settings. It creates backups where possible, but there is no guarantee every change can be automatically undone. Leave high-risk items unchecked unless you specifically want those tradeoffs.