Disable XPS support features
- Multiple actionsThis page belongs to a category, containing some changes with similar goal.
- Windows onlyThis script improves your privacy on Windows
- Impact: MinimumSystem Functionality Loss Risk: Low
This action improves privacy with minimal impact when you run the recommended script. - Batch (batchfile)These changes use Windows system commands to update your settings.
- 2 scripts
- Fully reversible
You can fully restore this action (revert back to the original behavior) using this website.
The restore/revert methods provided here can help you fix issues.
Overview
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This system preference helps decode: disable XPS support features to limit third-party tracking for enhanced cyber privacy maintenance on Windows. Extending this thought, to reset to previous configuration, follow the instructions on this system update gives you the tools for.
You're protected from manipulation and outside pressure through secure privacy assurance. Through this walkthrough, improve important privacy enforcement settings and pick an action and get started. Trust the guide to help you through this process step by step. Following it carefully will lead to the best results.
References
- Add, remove, or hide Windows features
- privacy.sexy homepage
- What is System Hardening? Essential Checklists from OS to Applications
- Data Security and Privacy: Concepts, Approaches, and Research Directions
- Insecure Configurations
Technical Details
The modification here orchestrates feature controls to realize protected feature sets and it helps to help maintain stricter data privacy maintenance. To accomplish improved module performance, this would help use less power or resources.
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- Offline usage
- Easy-to-apply
- Free
- Open-source
- Normal
- Maximum
Normal — Functional Privacy
- Recommended for all
- Safe for daily use
- No impact on system stability
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Maximum — Strongest Possible Privacy
- Military-grade privacy protection
- Major system impact
- Consider having system restore point.
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Help
How to apply or restore "Disable XPS support features" using script
- ≈ 2 min to complete
- Tools: Web Browser
- Difficulty: Simple
- ≈ 6 instructions
- 2
Download
Download the script file by clicking on the button above.
Use button above to restore changes. - 3
Keep the file
If warned by your browser, keep the file. - 4
Open
Open the downloaded file. - 5
Exit
Once it's done, press any key to exit the window. - 6
Restart
Restart your computer for all changes to take effect.
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Guided, automated application with safety checks- Recommended for most users
- Includes safety checks
- Shows the code
- Free
- Open-source
- Popular
- Offline/Online usage
Help
How to apply or restore "Disable XPS support features" using privacy.sexy
- ≈ 3 min to complete
- Tools: privacy.sexy
- Difficulty: Simple
- ≈ 4 instructions
- 2
Choose script
- Search for the category name: Disable XPS support features
- Check the category by clicking on the checkbox of the category.
Applying Normal to limit the impact.
- 3
Run
Click on ▶️ Run button at the bottom of the page.This button only appears on desktop version (recommended). On browser, use 💾 Save button.
Explore This Guide
- 2 Privacy settings
Choose what to protect based on your needs:This script already includes these options.
You can review, apply or reverse each option individually.
Click any option to learn more about what it does.
- Some settings and commands may require technical knowledge to apply correctly.
- Most users find the Normal protection above sufficient.
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About the Creators
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- Verified technical accuracy and editorial standards
- Assessed system impact and user privacy risks
- Audited and verified using automated security tests
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- Millions of end-users tested across different environments
- Audited and verified using third-party security software
History
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