KillBloat removes Windows AI, telemetry, OEM bloat, and startup junk in minutes. Run it from a USB stick, a tech bench, or your own desktop — no cloud, no accounts, no nonsense.
One portable package. Seven remediation modules. Your system, your rules.
Disables Recall, Copilot, Click-to-Do, WorkloadsSessionHost, and the AI Fabric service. Clears the Recall snapshot cache.
Stops DiagTrack, WER, dmwappushservice, and PCA. Disables telemetry scheduled tasks and registry flows. Adds firewall blocks.
Stops HP telemetry services, kills cap processes, disables HP tasks, and removes HP AppX packages.
Removes Microsoft PC Manager AppX packages and disables its service.
Adds outbound firewall rules and hosts-file entries for common telemetry endpoints — with an automatic backup.
Interactive review of Discord, OneDrive, Steam, Adobe, Zoom, Teams, and more. Disable only what you want.
A dark, step-by-step WPF wizard walks non-technical users through selection, safety checks, and execution.
Run all scripts in a safe sequence. Every action is timestamped and logged to %ProgramData%\KillBloat.
Core is free forever. Paid tiers add the wizard UI, support, and commercial use rights.
From download to a cleaner PC in four steps.
Grab the ZIP, extract it anywhere, and run as Administrator. No installer or internet required.
Use the WPF wizard for a guided experience, or run the CLI orchestrator for batch/automation.
Pick which modules to run. Interactive modules ask before disabling network services or startup apps.
Every change is written to %ProgramData%\KillBloat. Reboot when finished for full effect.
KillBloat only uses built-in Windows management tools: registry, services, firewall, scheduled tasks, and AppX. Every script logs its actions and the hosts file is backed up automatically. We still recommend creating a restore point before running any system tool.
Some Windows updates may recreate tasks or services. KillBloat registers a startup re-kill task and is updated when Microsoft changes its mechanisms. Paid tiers include update support.
The free Core tier is for personal/non-commercial use. Technician and Enterprise tiers include commercial licensing for MSPs and IT departments.
No. Once downloaded, KillBloat runs entirely offline. That's the point — your telemetry data never leaves the machine unless you want it to.