Windows 11 How to remove AI and Copilot features

Flyoobe is a very popular tool that allows you to customize your Windows 11 installation by removing features you don't want. The tool originally started as a way to bypass Windows 11 system requirements on unsupported computers.

In recent weeks, Flyoobe has received several updates, with the previous version, 1.6, bringing a smarter “debloater.” The developer recently released version 1.7.

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With version 1.7, those who don't want AI features in Windows 11 will be happy to know that there is a tool that allows you to discover and disable all AI and Copilot features after installing the operating system.

Additionally, the OOBE screen that handles bloat removal has been improved and now allows presets from Minimal to Full, along with the ability to load custom presets from GitHub.

Additionally, the “Backup Installed Drivers” feature has been improved to support exporting to custom folders. Additionally, the developer fixed a critical High DPI bug, made UI changes, and refactored the overall code.

So shortly after version 1.7, version 1.7.284 was released.

Flyoobe 1.7.284 changelog:

  • Fixed a critical bug in the ESU Enrollment package where the selected parameter wasn't actually being executed. You can now pass the correct parameter for local or online accounts directly, just as documented in the ConsumerESU script.
  • The brand-new OOBE page for exploring and disabling AI in Windows 11 (first introduced yesterday) has been reworked at its core. It now digs even deeper to uncover the ways AI is embedded throughout Windows 11

You can download Flyoobe 1.7.284 from the link below.


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