🔧How To DEBLOAT Windows 10 for Better Performance! *SPEED UP WINDOWS* ✅

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How To SPEED UP windows 10 for gaming performance, this will improve performance in windows for all tasks on ANY PC by debloating windows removing old apps and more windows optimizations for better performance, helping to increase fps windows 10 and windows 11 and less fps stuttering and more fps in windows
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This video will teach you how to optimize windows 10 by debloating windows for better performance in all tasks, windows 10 speed up and windows 10 faster load times! by optimizing windows with many optimization tweaks we can improve it! - showing how to increase windows speed, debloat windows 10 2021, optimize windows 10 for gaming ready for Windows best settings 2022

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🔗🔹Tools, Software and configs to use!🔹🔗
*when choosing your remove list on the debloat tool, make sure to click remove bloatware with custom blocklist*


▶️Other extremely helpful & Effective Optimization guides to follow ▶️

🔸 How To CLEAN Install GPU drivers for major FPS boosts & fix fps stuttering!

🔸 How To CLEAR ALL Cache in windows 10, 8, 7!

🔸 How To Clear UPTO 30GB+ Diskspace Quickly & Easily!

🔸 Ultimate Guide to Improve Performance in windows 10

🔸 Ultimate GPU Overclocking Guide:

🔸 nVidia Geforce Best Settings Guide:

🔸 AMD/Radeon Best Settings Guide:
🔸 Ultimate GPU Overclocking Guide:

🔸 Ultimate Guide to Improve Performance in windows 10

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🔸 AMD/Radeon Best Settings Guide:

Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro (What are the benefits of Optimizing Windows?)
1:08 - Setting Up System Restore Point (so you can try these settings out and revert if you'd like to)
1:59 - Removing/Closing Excess Apps & Programs in the background
3:53 - Basic PC maintainance! clearing cache, removing temp/cache files ect..
4:39 - Using Windows Disk clean up tool
5:45 - Basic PC maintainance - removing old games, programs ect..
6:27 - How To Setup Windows 10 Debloat tool (main optimization)
10:20 - Restarting PC and looking at lower CPU Usage
10:55 - Outro

Disclaimer:
Due to factors beyond the control of Panjno/Panjnotutorials, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Panjno / Panjnotutorials assumes no liability for property damage or loss of data as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. Due to factors beyond the control of Panjno, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, programs, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Panjno.

[Toboe]

You made a mistake. After we costumised our Blocklist, you said "click on REMOVE ALL BLOATWARE", but this will ignore the list we set up. You need to click on "remove bloatware with customized blocklist".

[Panjno]

Looking to SPEED UP Windows 10? - want better gaming performance, lower loading times, better performance in tasks and lower CPU usage in windows? - Debloating windows 10 is a great way to gain more performance quickly and easily - with some additional optimizations to keep your OS fast!

More windows 10 and Windows 11 guides coming really soon so stay tuned!

[johnnyandrew]

NOTE That you have to choose 'remove bloatware with custom blocklist' or otherwise it will disable everything

[FlyeKitesJay]

Amazing video, waiting for windows 11 debloating guide though <3

[kylemann]

For the love of God make a visible addendum alerting your viewers, who are likely not windows savvy, who will follow all your instructions only to realize they just deleted all the programs you told them to uncheck Correct the massive mistake you made in saying “click remove all bloatware.” To clarify:

You should have clicked “remove bloatware with custom blacklist”. By clicking “remove all bloatware” you deleted everything that was originally checked by default prior to editing the block list. This error can be visually confirmed by looking in your powershell window in the clip after you clicked “delete all bloatware”…you will notice Xbox service appears with a confirmation of deletion even though you had unchecked it in your custom blocklist to keep it.

[REVOLVERE]

Doing my due diligence and leaving a comment. Thank you for all of your content. You've helped me quite a bit over the past few years 😃

[davedipy]

I would love if you could go way deeper into that debloat tool and go through what most of that stuff is and if we can get rid of it. I could do my own research but I think it would be a good video idea. Thanks for the optimizations so far!!

[ahmar.]

I have not done many optimizations recently

thank you Panjno!

[happytrix]

hol up, we created a custom blacklist list but still run the "remove all bloatware" button? lol?

[monjodavFR]

/!\ Do NOT remove all bloatware /!\
Instead use the option "REMOVE BLOATWARE WITH CUSTOM BLOCKLIST", otherwise you will lose things such as toolbar etc...

[wazeFPS]

windows debloat tool can definetly cause issues for games too, id reccomend doing those things manually rather than relying on scripts even tho it is very annoying and time consuming. The particular issue ive had which happened both on win 11 and 10 was causing very bad 1% and 0.1% frame rates on valorant specifically (i didnt test other games) but what it caused was an increase in avg fps slightly. I was on 423 prior to it and it increased slightly to 450 ish. However I was feeling that the game didnt feel right even tho the fps looked good on the in game counter. Using rivatuner and afterburner I saw that 1% was as low as 110 and 0.1% was 40 which wasnt visible from just the ingame counter. Reverting everything my 1% went to 280 and 0.1% to 200 which was a much smoother experience. It could be that Valorant has access to kernal level so any of these bigger changes to windows could mess with it causing instability. Im by no means an expert but I do have decent experience with optimizing for competitive shooters specifically for around 10 years. Otherwise the video is very good for someone who has never done this and could help loads with people with supper cluttered systems.

[ammarsalmi]

I skipped the part where you mentioned creating a restore point XD. Now I removed everything with your amazing tool but has no restore point. I have faith in the mighty debloater!

[nathangregory_]

Thank you VERY much for all your content. Very helpful and valuable. Carry on!!

[DqrkLuca]

You have to click remove custom not all blatwares...

[caesurabreak]

@3:53 holy fuuuuck. that one was an insane performance change. i went from 10% cpu usage down to 2%. that alone is the best trick in this video

[r.j.]

Looks like after u costumize the blockclist u should hit the 'remove bloatware with curstom list' instead of 'remove all bloatware'? Otherwise it will delete all?

[dwadwa-hghr]

iI put the delete all bloatware and my search doesnt work

[ttzJason]

You are an absolute MACHINE!! Thanks so much for all the great videos!!!

[EasyCulinary]

I se up every setting, customized all I wanted and set up all my programs as administrator local account. Now I need to create non-admin account which I'm gonna use. But I don't want to customize and setup every setting from start. Is there a way to somehow have everything including small details like which folder has which thumbnail size, mouse cursor setting etc, as I setup at 1st admin account on new account?

[feynmanx]

In the Windows debloater, I think I saw it list Nvidia control panel as something it removes by default. I understand getting rid of GeForce Experience but the control panel? Wouldn't you want to keep that?
Serious question. I have figured out my ideal settings for my NVCP & I'm not sure what would happen without it.