What exactly does ai-Delete do?

Disables services and features

ai-Delete modifies registry settings, Group Policy configurations, and Windows feature states to disable AI-connected services. These are the same controls Microsoft documents for enterprise administrators—we just make them accessible and manageable. 

Uses official Microsoft methods

Every change ai-Delete makes uses documented registry keys, Group Policy settings, and PowerShell commands. No kernel modifications. No driver injection. No undocumented APIs.

Provides full reversibility

Every setting ai-Delete changes can be reverted. Re-enable individual features or restore your system to its original state with a single action. Nothing is permanent.

Works transparently

ai-Delete shows you exactly what it's changing before it changes it. Full visibility into every registry key, every policy, every service state.

Does not collect your data

ai-Delete has no telemetry, no analytics, no phone-home functionality. It doesn't know who you are, what you're disabling, or how you're using it. Zero data leaves your machine.

Does not delete files

Despite the name, ai-Delete doesn't delete anything. It disables. Your system files, applications, and data remain untouched. AI features can be re-enabled at any time.

Does not modify system files

ai-Delete doesn't patch executables, replace DLLs, or alter Windows system files. It works entirely through configuration—the same way your IT team would configure policies manually.

Does not run persistent background services

Apply your settings and close the application. ai-Delete doesn't install services, scheduled tasks, or background processes that continue running on your system.