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WinClean is a command line tool that optimizes and cleans your Windows 10 installation at any time. WinClean can even uninstall any bloatware and help you set up all your settings and install your favorite programs on a new installation.
You can read PARTS.md if you want to know what exactly WinClean can do.
Please note that WinClean is still in very early development so many features aren't implemented yet. Check back here in a few weeks to see if there are any new updates!
Also important to mention is that WinClean doesn't have a certificate yet! That means that your computer will warn you multiple times before starting WinClean that WinClean might be unsafe. It might even mistake WinClean for malware, because WinClean has to access low-level system commands and has to run them as an administrator.
If you're unsure about downloading WinClean you can wait until we have a certificate or try it out on a virtual machine first or just look at the source code (if that's your thing 😉 )
A list of features will be added soon!
You can install WinClean by going on to the Releases page where you can find every version of WinClean. We recommend to download the latest pre-release (as there are no full releases yet) unless it is explicitly stated that the release shouldn't be used. If so just choose the second-latest release.
If you want to learn more about WinClean you can check out our wiki or our website.
NOTE: Both the wiki and website are very unfinished and will be fleshed out soon. They will also replace all the markdown files here except obviously for README.md
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to contribute.
If you want to deploy WinClean you can just run the deploy.bat file. This will create two files under bin/Release/netcoreapp3.1/win-x64/publish. You can change the version number and the platform to build on inside the deploy.bat file. More info will be added on the wiki soon!
If you want to make a release you can package these two files with WinRAR into a self-extracting archive. Instructions on how to create such a self-extracting archive as intended will be available on the wiki soon. Until then please do not make a release yet unless you know how to do so (which includes more than just creating a self-extracting archive with WinRAR).
For more info on versioning releases look at VERSIONING.md.
If you want to help localizing (translating) WinClean into any language you can do so here.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE.txt file for details
- Lukas Freckmann - Initial work - Akjo03
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.