„Wie ich 13 KI-Funktionen in Windows 11 sicher deaktiviert habe, ohne dass Apps von Drittanbietern erforderlich waren“
https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/02/06/how-i-disabled-13-ai-features-in-windows-11-safely-no-third-party-apps-needed/
„Wie ich 13 KI-Funktionen in Windows 11 sicher deaktiviert habe, ohne dass Apps von Drittanbietern erforderlich waren“
https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/02/06/how-i-disabled-13-ai-features-in-windows-11-safely-no-third-party-apps-needed/
29 Kommentare
That’s so tedious, editing registry for hours…
I just stayed on windows 10.
I installed linux instead. Seems to have solved the problem for good.
It’s more simpler and safer to remove Windows 11 and move to some Linux distribution.
At the next major update, these things will auto-magically be enabled, because it’s for the „consumer benefit“.
I’ll probably implement some of these
I would probably enjoy a free open source software alternative instead of reading.
„How I disabled reading and just use a program.“
I installed Linux (Bazzite) instead, I’ve had enough of Windows for one lifetime. All I do is play single player games anyway. Desktop mode with my NVIDIA card has worked great so far aside from HDR!
Install Windows 11 IoT LTSC, absolutely bloat free.
Debian 13 solved the issue for me, never again Windows
Back in the day (please visualize angry old person finger wagging) we made special boot disks for MS DOS to free up memory to run games. Then came Windows 95, and we continued to tweak and modify so the system runs somewhat smoothly. And for XP, and for its successors, some at least. Fast forward to 2026: Here’s how you meticulously need to tweak the registry to once again remove the garbage from Windows.
Do you remember when narrative was you have to be power user to set up Linux?
Pepperidge Farm remembers.
I disabled all of this by switching to Linux. 🐧
I’m still running Windows 10 with the extra year of security updates. After that I’m going back to Linux, just haven’t settled on which flavour yet
I haven’t even noticed that there’s a copilot app. This is a non-issue.
I love Linux so much it’s unreal
I run W11 Pro, and I don’t think I’ve come across any intrusive AI stuff at all. Sure there’s copilot buttons on stuff, but after turning that off what’s the big deal? People act like it’s literally killing their programs and forcing them to interact with it.
Just wait one update patch and you’ll have to do it all over again.
MS has been known to reverse these kinds of changes in each update.
At this point, they’ve made it clear Copilot will be a core part of the OS. The learning curve often kills potential Linux installs, but it might honestly take less time to learn than what you’d waste continuing to struggle against this..
One update later in sure most of its turned back on
I used to run with „shutup10“ on both W10 and later W11 to do this before i ultimately made the switch to linux…
sure its a third party program, yet for the average user also much safer and simpler then any manual registry edits.
The amount of Linux dick riding in this thread is unreal lol, not saying people shouldn’t make the switch, but every second comment doesn’t need to be „well I moved to Linux, that solved the issue“ god forbid you want to play multiplayer games still, Linux is no use in that regard.
How Microsoft will just turn them back on again if you even do so much as hover the update button.
How I managed to skip all windows problems including broken updates: I use linux
privacy.sexy is a great for taking out all of the bloat and telemetry and completely transparent in what it’s doing.
I have pro version without ms account and installed classic shell. dont have ms office or m365. just checked out and most of those are absent in my computer.
I just fucked off Winblows permanently. CachyOS and couldn’t be happier
This is why I finally gave up on Windows for gaming and took the Nvidia performance hit and went Linux gaming.
The sheer waste of precious personal time that it takes to do this. The ongoing time spent checking that an update hasn’t reset them or introduced a new feature that needs dealing with.
Even as an experienced developer that can automate a lot of this, it is an unnecessary chore. It’s one of the reasons I moved from Android to iOS to avoid having to keep up with the myriad of dark UX patterns to disable the intrusive tracking.
So much of technology is actively hostile to ordinary people.
Just give up on stockholming and install Linux.
You can just delete them in the settings? It’s wicked easy I don’t know why everyone is having a hard time here
This is now part of my standard maintenance or install routine. I disable all the AI shit.