farag2/sophia-script-for-windows

:zap: The most powerful PowerShell module for fine-tuning Windows 10 & Windows 11 on GitHub

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Added to GitGenius on September 6th, 2026
Created on October 17th, 2018
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Number of forks: 643
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Total Subscribers: 163 (+0)

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Detailed Description

Sophia Script for Windows is a PowerShell module for fine-tuning and debloating Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems.

The tool addresses the problem of unnecessary bloatware, telemetry, and default settings that accumulate on Windows installations. It works by providing a collection of PowerShell functions that systematically disable unwanted features, remove pre-installed applications, adjust privacy settings, and optimize system performance. Users can selectively apply tweaks through a graphical interface or by editing configuration files, allowing granular control over which modifications to apply to their system.

The script suits users who want deep control over their Windows installation without manually navigating system settings or registry editors. It is particularly valuable for those managing multiple machines, users concerned about privacy and telemetry, and administrators preparing clean system images. The tool supports multiple Windows versions including LTSC variants and newer feature updates, making it applicable across different deployment scenarios.

The project maintains active development with regular updates aligned to new Windows releases. The codebase is hand-written rather than generated, and the project has sustained continuous development over an extended period. The tool includes automated build verification and tracks code metrics to monitor project scale and health.