Need Help Running a Script to Change Windows 11 to Look Like Windows 7

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Asked By TechExplorer92 On

I've been trying to use a PowerShell script I found online to make my Windows 11 look like Windows 7, but it's not working. The script I have is:

powershell irm [revert8plus.gitlab.io](http://revert8plus.gitlab.io) | iex

I'm looking for guidance on how to get this running smoothly. I want to avoid bloatware, and I'm not keen on using the Christitus bloatware remover. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

2 Answers

Answered By CuriousCoder27 On

It looks like the GitLab page that the script points to is down, so that might be why you're running into issues. You might want to check other forums or GitHub for similar scripts that can achieve the same look without needing that link.

TechExplorer92 -

Oh no, I didn't realize! Thanks for the heads up. I'll look for alternatives then.

Answered By ScriptMaster88 On

From what I can tell, accessing that GitLab page requires you to have an account. If you don't have one, it won't work. Maybe look into scripts that don't require any logins to access.

TechExplorer92 -

That's surprising! I wish I'd known that beforehand. I definitely want something hassle-free.

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