Install_wim_tweak.exe /o /c “Microsoft-Windows-WebcamExperience-Package” /r Install_wim_tweak.exe /o /c “Microsoft-Windows-Camera-Package” /r Install_wim_tweak.exe /o /c Microsoft-Windows-Cortana /r “%Temp%\TweakUtil.exe” /o /c Microsoft-Windows-Store /r /r “%Temp%\TweakUtil.exe” /o /c Microsoft-Windows-ContactSupport /r “%Temp%\TweakUtil.exe” /o /c Microsoft-Windows-InsiderHub /r For the more difficult apps, use the install_wim_tweak.exe utility and this code (this tool was created by Legolash2o) Of course, not everything can be uninstalled in this manner. Get-AppxPackage -Name $app -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage # apps which cannot be removed using Remove-AppxPackage Get-AppXPackage -AllUsers | Foreach until (Elevate-Privileges SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege)
See my Experimental section for these apps.
Note, be prepared to continue seeing Cortana Search, Microsoft Edge, Contact Support, and Windows Feedback…as these cannot be removed with PowerShell. To remove these, run the below PowerShell script as part of post setup.Ī couple caveats, (1) many of these apps are setup upon new profile creation, meaning the script needs to be a part of the Default user profile, or executed after the user logs in (2) not all apps can be removed using the PowerShell script.
The last thing you want is end-users clicking on the Microsoft Store, playing with XBox, and messing around with the other numerous non-business applications. These are especially irritating when deploying the OS out to enterprise users. Something really annoying…is how Microsoft bundles bloatware applications into Windows 10.
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