TIW11 evolves into Deblos, “Universal Debloater and PC Manager for Windows 11”.

Popular third-party Windows 11 tweaking and customization tool, ThisIsWin11 (TIW11) has received its latest update today with version 1.4.1. The update includes some minor bug fixes, says the developer, who goes by the GitHub username BuiltByB.

However, the major change is a complete repackaging of the tool into “deblos”. According to BuiltBy, Debloos or Debloat OS is a “universal debloater and PC manager for Windows 11”. The initial release of the tool is now out with version 0.12.0. Here’s what it looks like:

It’s worth noting that ThisIsWin11 won’t be retiring, at least not immediately. Though as expected, by the time the next-gen Windows 12 arrives, the app will cease to exist.

ThisIsWin11 will be retained but I can imagine the new Debloos app giving the best features of ThisIsWin11. With Windows 12 updated, the ThisIsWin11 app will also be retired.

The Debloos app is built on the same code and GUI as the discontinued LoveWindowsAgain app. Nothing will change here for now but new features will be added and improved.

The release note for ThisIsWin11 version 1.4.1 states:

This release of ThisIsWin11 fixes some minor issues and is repackaged with the new Debloos app. This universal deblogger and PC manager is going to be the successor of ThisIsWin11 sooner or later.

Below is the changelog for Deblos 0.12.0.

Early release
Tested on W11, build 25201.

• Added. Bloat Finder app (manual method including “slasher mode” to automatically detect apps to remove) ThisIsWin11> analog of PumpedApp module
• Added. InstaPackage App (To install some nifty app packages) According to ThisIsWin11> Packages module
• Added. WinModder app (To implement custom scripts/automation files to customize Windows 11) ThisIsWin11> By PowerUI module
• Added. Windows 11 Setup/Assistantlike the ThisIsWin11 Get Started module

You can download ThisIsWin11 from its GitHub page. Here. Similarly, the latest Debloos version is available Here.

Interestingly, Microsoft’s own PC Manager app is also working, although it’s still in beta.