Any uninstaller capable of get rid of Windows apps like Hibit or Revo Uninstaller Free. Also you can use Dism++: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/dism-new-windows-utility.59389/
Try your level best to remove "Get Started" will result in broken start menu. hint : just a single package removal will remove get started thatswhy Mr.X n myself was laughing on your query .
Already went there, it doesn't appear. But CCleaner can also remove apps and programs. You were laughing about a different subject.
then what about this subject . dont you already know that it will result in broken start menu even if you have any third party start menu installed on your os even then start menu wont work. by the way if you want tio get rid of get-started then revert back to win 10 or either win7 with no bloatware.
I don't have Windows 11 on any of my computers at the moment, I only have it on one hard drive in the shelf, but am I really misremembering that in Windows 11 you can't remove it as easily because it's not a standalone package? I remember that the "Get Started" app is part of a much bigger and fundamental System App MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS Windows Feature Experience Pack. So far people who have attempted to remove this app find Windows to become unstable and/or missing other vital features. Check if it's on the list. Open Powershell as administrator and then use this code Code: Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Format-Table DisplayName, PackageName
Generate a live appx/component listing with this https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...nd-shell-windows-image-deployment-tool.86132/ Create list-base extract from current environment in image managment. Then add the appx/component to a delete list and apply the list to the current environment.
Sorry, but how can I generate a live appx/component listing with that tool? Which option should I use?
ask kaijukass he told you this but i havent . am i kaijukass . no then why asking me for his suggestion.
Press {1} to go into image managment Press {C} to go into list menu Press {*} to create list-base extract Press {0} for current environment Press {C} to go into list menu Press {1} to create appx list or press {2} to create components list Press {1} to create "delete list" Press {R} to run list Press {0} for current environment
Try in english. After going to Image Management, it states: "Insert a Windows Disc/ISO/USB to Import Installation/Boot-Media." and "Press (Enter) to Return to Previous Menu".