Windows store, block or remove defender, skydrive and all other apps Are there somewhere any scripts on this forum i could use for Windows 8.1?
MSMG, If I understood correctly the tool should be used on a target windows 8.x iso before actually installing it, or can we still use it's junk removal features on a freshly installed OS.
I'm using install_wim_tweak_NET4.6.exe to remove packages however something weird is happening (Partial Code): Code: Set WIMTWEAK=%A%:\Apps\Resources\install_wim_tweak_NET4.6.exe Echo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Echo "IWT Remove Packages/Apps" Echo -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /l Move "packages.txt" "%BUILD%\8.1 Build\8.1 Features\" "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "VpnPlugin" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "Microsoft-Hyper-V" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "InternetExplorer" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "IE-Troubleshooters" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "Windows-Defender" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "VirtualPC" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "OneDrive" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "Server-Help" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "IIS-WebServer" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "NetFx-Shared" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "OfflineFiles" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "Telnet" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "SnippingTool" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "StickyNotes" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "RemoteFX" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "RemoteDesktop" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "RemoteAssistance" /r "%WIMTWEAK%" /p %MOUNT% /c "Adobe-Flash" /r It doesn't remove them but does make them available for DISM to remove under /Get-Packages. Why would it not be removing them? Oddly it does work for Microsoft-Hyper-V, Server-Help, Adobe-Flash & Windows-Defender
Dont mind Powershell as long as we can find some way to prevent MS from spying on us and using our ISP Bandwidth, how they want. I dont even mind a Post install Remover
Well at the moment I have the script and have tested it. However in order to make it work I used a powershell module that I imported in. I want an automated means of deployment for personal use. I will post what is in working order: 1. Detecting the specific KB that is installed - Done 2. Removing the KB as a result of it being installed - Done 3. Blocking the Specific KB at the end of it - Done 4. Getting it done without having to manually install the Powershell Module - Not done. I have 2 sides of this: The first removes after the update has been installed. Along with the flip side that puts the blocker in place right after the install finishes . Even though you make a custom iso in the process.