Undo a tweak, or roll back the one-click run

1. 1

   Switch it off

   In Frozen Tweaks, find the tweak and switch it off. Switching off works on every plan, also after Pro ends.

2. 2

   Restart if needed

   Some changes only go away fully after a restart. If one still seems active, restart your PC once.

What switching off does depends on the tweak. The tweak catalog labels each one:

• Yes (149 tweaks): switching it off sets a standard Windows value, which may not be exactly how you had it.
• Partial (13 tweaks): switching it off leaves Windows different from how it ships. The catalog says why for each one.
• One-way (15 tweaks, all Pro): switching it off leaves the change in place. Most remove built-in apps, like the Xbox apps or Clipchamp, or clear startup entries.

Each tweak explainer, such as Disable Game DVR, also shows how to undo it by hand.

The Pro one-click run is one long list of changes, so it has no switch per change. Its way back is the Windows restore point it makes before it changes anything. Rolling back to it brings back most Windows settings.

3. 3

   Open System Restore

   Press Windows key + R, type rstrui.exe and press Enter. Or open Control Panel, select Recovery and choose Open System Restore.

4. 4

   Pick the Frozen Tweaks restore point

   Select Next, then the restore point named FrozenTweaks with the date and time of the run, for example FrozenTweaks_20261001_1432. Scan for affected programs shows which programs Windows will remove or bring back.

5. 5

   Finish and restart

   Select Next, then Finish. Windows restarts and puts system files and settings back to that point. Your documents, pictures and other personal files stay as they are.

The built-in Store apps the run removes. You can reinstall most of them from the Microsoft Store, and Edge from microsoft.com. A few that Microsoft has retired can't be reinstalled. The list of removed Store apps names each one.

Programs and drivers you installed after the restore point may be removed by the rollback. Scan for affected programs shows which ones before you start.