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Running both is completely fine. Both tools just flip standard registry policies under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows. Since writing a registry value simply overwrites it with the same number, overlapping tweaks will not conflict or break anything. If you ever want to revert something, just toggle it back in the tool you used.

You also do not need external scripts for AI stuff. WinUtil already has toggles in the Tweaks tab to shut off Copilot, Recall, and Bing search using official Windows policy keys. The third party scripts floating around that rip out system packages usually end up corrupting Windows Update and DISM down the road. Sticking to the policy toggles in WinUtil or …

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