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WinSux is a one-click PowerShell script suite that transforms a fresh Windows 10/11 install into a lean, high-performance system. It installs essential software, removes bloatware, configures security settings, installs your GPU drivers with debloating, and optimizes power settings — all automatically.

Quick Start

Run WinSux on your Windows machine in minutes

How It Works

Understand the three-phase execution process

What Gets Configured

See every change WinSux makes to your system

GPU Drivers

Install debloated NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel drivers

Get up and running

1

Open an elevated PowerShell window

Right-click Start, select Terminal (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin). WinSux requires Administrator privileges.
2

Run the one-liner

Paste this command and press Enter:
iwr https://github.com/FR33THYFR33THY/WinSux/raw/refs/heads/main/WinSux.ps1 -useb | iex
3

Follow the prompts

WinSux runs automatically. When prompted to select your GPU brand for driver installation, choose NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, or skip.
4

Let it restart

The script reboots into Safe Mode to run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller), then reboots again to complete final configuration. No input required between restarts.
WinSux requires an active internet connection and Windows 10/11 (Home, Pro, LTSC, IoT, or Server editions). Run it on a fresh Windows install for best results.

What WinSux does

WinSux makes hundreds of targeted changes across three phases:
  • Installs 7-Zip, Google Chrome, DirectX, and Visual C++ runtimes (2005–2022)
  • Removes Microsoft Edge, OneDrive, most UWP apps, and unnecessary Windows features
  • Configures Windows Defender, SmartScreen, UAC, and privacy settings
  • Optimizes power plan (Ultimate Performance), CPU core parking, and timer resolution
  • Installs your GPU driver cleanly after DDU wipes old drivers in Safe Mode
For graphics-specific tweaks beyond driver installation, see the companion Ultimate repository which handles additional GPU scripts.

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