Did anyone know that Windows 10 can do a System Performance Rating Test simulator to that of Windows 7? Go open Windows Command Prompt and don`t forget to give Administrator Privileges to in Command Prompt. Once in Windows Command Prompt Type: winsat formal -restart That will run the benchmark test
Now that that is done go to Windows Powershell. Also open Windows Powershell and give it Administrator Privileges Once in Windows Powershell Type: get-wmiobject -class win32_winsat That will now give you the true Windows Experience Rating in Windows 10 for your machine. Cheers!
This is hidden within Windows 10 itself and i ended up stumbling into it by accident but thought that it might come useful!
Unfortunately this does not seem to work anymore. Even renaming Windows.UI.Logon.dll in system32 folder doesn't help. Interestingly enough it works in the same build on Server Core Edition
microsoft just pushed out an update that added the windows backup tool to windows 10. it can’t be uninstalled through settings and i couldn’t even remove it using powershell.
Remove-WindowsPackage -Online -PackageName "Microsoft-Windows-UserExperience-Desktop-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.19041.3393" YOU ALWAYS CAN DISABLE IT!
Working universal code to remove Windows Feature Experience Pack after any Hotfix update Code: PowerShell "Get-WindowsPackage -Online -PackageName *UserExperience* | Remove-WindowsPackage -Online" See if you've removed the pack Open the modern 'About' panel: Settings > System > About Scroll down to "Windows specifications" If an "Experience" line shows below the "OS Build" line then "Windows Feature Experience Pack" is installed. Code to open modern 'About' panel for you: Code: explorer.exe /e, ms-settings:about Don't want backup app . . . Why it isn't easy to remove . . . Specific Code for spacific hotfix update . . . Restore? Broken Universal Code . . .