winutil

Chris Titus Tech's Windows Utility is a PowerShell-based Windows system administration tool that consolidates post-installation tasks into a single graphical interface. The utility handles four primary functions: bulk program installation, system debloating through registry and service tweaks, configuration fixes for common issues, and Windows Update customization. Users launch the tool by running an installer script from an elevated (Administrator) PowerShell or Terminal window. Two branches are available: a stable release branch for general use and a development branch for testing newer features. The tool includes three built-in preset configurations: - **Standard**: Balanced defaults suitable for most users - **Minimal**: Conservative changes that affect very few system settings - **Advanced**: Deep system tweaks aimed at power users seeking maximum customization Each preset can be inspected in detail through the project's configuration file, which documents every individual modification applied during installation. The project maintains official documentation at winutil.christitus.com, including a known issues page and issue tracking on GitHub. A YouTube tutorial is also available to guide first-time users through the setup process. A sponsored .NET implementation is offered as an alternative to the PowerShell version for users seeking enhanced performance.