CrapFixer version 1.30 has been officially released, now fully compatible with the latest Windows 11 major update, build 25H2. This update signifies a significant enhancement, allowing users who upgrade to this new OS version to continue utilizing CrapFixer seamlessly.
One of the standout features of this release is its integration with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine, which empowers users to enhance CrapFixer's functionality directly within their Windows environment through the installation of various extensions. This opens up new possibilities for customization and improved user experience.
CrapFixer 1.30 also comes pre-installed with several useful scripts, including a notable PowerShell script named RemoveWindowsAI, developed by zoicware. This script provides the option to eliminate certain AI features introduced in Windows 11, catering to user preferences for a more personalized system setup.
In addition to these features, the update brings enhancements in resource management and streamlining of core processes, which likely results in reduced system resource consumption and improved overall efficiency on both Windows 11 and older systems.
It's worth mentioning that CrapFixer 1.30 no longer includes NAppClean.exe, which was part of previous versions. However, users can still access this specific cleaning tool separately via GitHub if needed. The development team has also implemented various core fixes and optimizations to ensure reliable performance on modern systems, acknowledging that Windows updates can sometimes lead to inconsistencies.
- Integration with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine for enhanced functionality
- Pre-installed with several scripts, including RemoveWindowsAI
- Improved resource management and core process efficiency
- NAppClean.exe available separately on GitHub
- Ongoing optimizations for reliable performance
With these updates, CrapFixer 1.30 continues to be a valuable tool for users looking to customize and optimize their Windows experience
One of the standout features of this release is its integration with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine, which empowers users to enhance CrapFixer's functionality directly within their Windows environment through the installation of various extensions. This opens up new possibilities for customization and improved user experience.
CrapFixer 1.30 also comes pre-installed with several useful scripts, including a notable PowerShell script named RemoveWindowsAI, developed by zoicware. This script provides the option to eliminate certain AI features introduced in Windows 11, catering to user preferences for a more personalized system setup.
In addition to these features, the update brings enhancements in resource management and streamlining of core processes, which likely results in reduced system resource consumption and improved overall efficiency on both Windows 11 and older systems.
It's worth mentioning that CrapFixer 1.30 no longer includes NAppClean.exe, which was part of previous versions. However, users can still access this specific cleaning tool separately via GitHub if needed. The development team has also implemented various core fixes and optimizations to ensure reliable performance on modern systems, acknowledging that Windows updates can sometimes lead to inconsistencies.
Key Features of CrapFixer 1.30:
- Full support for Windows 11 build 25H2- Integration with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine for enhanced functionality
- Pre-installed with several scripts, including RemoveWindowsAI
- Improved resource management and core process efficiency
- NAppClean.exe available separately on GitHub
- Ongoing optimizations for reliable performance
With these updates, CrapFixer 1.30 continues to be a valuable tool for users looking to customize and optimize their Windows experience
CrapFixer 1.30 released
CrapFixer 1.30 has been released, offering full support for Windows 11's latest major update, build 25H2. The new version also integrates with FlyOOBE's ExtensionsEngine, allowing users to enhance the tool's functionality directly within their Windows setup through extensions. CrapFixer now comes pre-installed with several scripts, including a PowerShell script that lets users remove certain AI features from Windows 11 if desired. Additionally, the release includes improved resource management and streamlined core processes for better efficiency.
