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KillWindowsAI v2.0.0 KillWindowsAI v2.0.0 👉 Safely Remove Copilot, Recall and More in Windows 11. KillWindowsAI is a free utility designed to help users disable or remove AI-related features and components from Windows 11. It provides an easy-to-use interface for managing features such as Microsoft Copilot, Recall, Widgets, telemetry-related components, and other integrated AI services that some users may prefer not to use. KillWindowsAI includes both graphical and command-line modes, making it suitable for casual users as well as advanced administrators who want more control over Windows AI functionality. • Disable or remove Microsoft Copilot components • Remove or disable Windows Recall functionality • Manage Widgets and AI-related Windows features • Supports graphical user interface and command-line usage • Includes dry-run simulation mode before applying changes • Backup and restore options for safer configuration changes • Simple one-file PowerShell-based utility • Designed for advanced Windows privacy and customization control • Portable operation without traditional installation Supported operating systems: Windows 11 Disable vs Remove (Important): • Disable Uses supported registry and policy settings. Reversible and generally safe across Windows updates. • Remove Removes AppX and provisioned packages and disables related tasks. Some components may be reinstalled by future Windows updates and may require repair or reinstall to fully undo. The UI clearly labels these options and shows what will be affected. How to use:: 1) Unzip folder. 2) Run KillWindowsAI.cmd. 3) Allow PowerShell prompt. If Windows SmartScreen appears: • Click More info • Click Run anyway The program will automatically request administrator privileges if required. Changes: v2.0.0 01-22-26 Major reliability update for Windows 11 24H2 / 25H2 Fixed Fixed issue where a PowerShell window briefly appeared and closed with no interface. Fixed failure caused by users selecting “Run with PowerShell” from Explorer. Fixed failure when script is launched from inside the Windows ZIP preview (virtual temp path issue). Fixed UI failing to initialize due to PowerShell not running in STA mode. Fixed silent exits caused by restricted PowerShell host ... |
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