Further to this, does anybody have any ideas how to safely remove Outlook with the ToolKit? I don't see the app listed in the list that the command bin\toolkithelper C:\11\Mount\Install\1\ /? > 11_list.txt generates. Name: Microsoft.OutlookForWindows PackageFullName: Microsoft.OutlookForWindows_1.0.0.0_neutral__8wekyb3d8bbwe
thanks for the update, anyone knows where can I download updated RemoveAppsList/RemovePkgsList template ? thanks
@MSMG @everyone scenario I have already applied a .whim to a USB drive for windows to go in other words, portable windows. being blind, this works out quite well for me my settings would follow me where ever i go e.g, assistive tech such as screen readers. this .whim has not been touched by any editing tool. question: would it be possible to have toolkit when launched to have an option where you could manually specify the location of the mounted/ deployed image? example: e:\ referring to the location of the deployed image. then normal operations would work from there. this would eliminate the mounting of the image etc. changes required for this to work? as far as I am aware adding another option where you can enter the drive letter would work. thank you for considdering this request.
I think it would be a lot simpler to work on an ISO image and use Rufus to copy the final image to your USB drive. As far as I know, the ToolKit is not designed to work on existing installations of Windows.
There are also the Microsoft.ApplicationCompatibilityEnhancements (I like to keep it), and MicrosoftWindows.CrossDevice component to remove. I have an complete list. Spoiler Code: # Microsoft.WindowsStore # Microsoft.StorePurchaseApp # Microsoft.SecHealthUI # Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00 # Microsoft.Windows.Photos Microsoft.WindowsCamera # Microsoft.WindowsNotepad Microsoft.MSPaint Microsoft.Paint # Microsoft.WindowsTerminal # Microsoft.DesktopAppInstaller MicrosoftWindows.Client.WebExperience Microsoft.WindowsAlarms # Microsoft.WindowsCalculator Microsoft.WindowsMaps Microsoft.MicrosoftStickyNotes # Microsoft.MixedReality.Portal # Microsoft.ScreenSketch microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps Microsoft.People # Microsoft.Print3D Microsoft.BingNews Microsoft.BingWeather Microsoft.Messaging # Microsoft.Microsoft3DViewer Microsoft.MicrosoftSolitaireCollection Microsoft.MicrosoftOfficeHub Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub # Microsoft.GetHelp # Microsoft.Getstarted Microsoft.Todos Microsoft.Wallet Microsoft.XboxSpeechToTextOverlay Microsoft.XboxGameOverlay # Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider Microsoft.PowerAutomateDesktop Microsoft.549981C3F5F10 # MicrosoftCorporationII.QuickAssist MicrosoftCorporationII.MicrosoftFamily Microsoft.OutlookForWindows MicrosoftTeams MSTeams Microsoft.Windows.DevHome Microsoft.BingSearch # Microsoft.ApplicationCompatibilityEnhancements MicrosoftWindows.CrossDevice Microsoft.ZuneMusic Microsoft.ZuneVideo Microsoft.YourPhone # Microsoft.WindowsSoundRecorder # Microsoft.XboxApp # Microsoft.GamingApp Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay Microsoft.Xbox.TCUI Clipchamp.Clipchamp # Microsoft.WebMediaExtensions # Microsoft.RawImageExtension # Microsoft.HEIFImageExtension # Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension # Microsoft.VP9VideoExtensions # Microsoft.WebpImageExtension # Microsoft.DolbyAudioExtensions # Microsoft.AVCEncoderVideoExtension # Microsoft.MPEG2VideoExtension Microsoft.Whiteboard microsoft.microsoftskydrive Microsoft.MicrosoftTeamsforSurfaceHub MicrosoftCorporationII.MailforSurfaceHub Microsoft.MicrosoftPowerBIForWindows Microsoft.SkypeApp Microsoft.Office.Excel Microsoft.Office.PowerPoint Microsoft.Office.Word Microsoft.Office.OneNote Microsoft.OneConnect
@MSMG Welcome MSMG, I'm so glad to see you. Please don't stay away from us... Many people stopped following the program because we thought Toolkit was dead. Therefore, this will weaken the feedback that will be given to you in the future. Welcome back to us... May God help you.
Or how about people stop assuming stuff and just go about their day while checking back from time to time? It's almost like people feel obligated to F5 refresh the page every 5 seconds and if there's nothing new from OP then the project must surely be dead...
I don't see Microsoft.OutlookForWindows or anything with Outlook in the name in any of the DISM templates supplied with the ToolKit. Perhaps you are referring to a manual method? If so, I think I would rather wait for MSMG to acknowledge support for the removal of the Outlook app, as I'm not confident enough to do it manually, nor am I confident enough that removal of the app will break something - possibly why it's not listed?
[4] Customize → [7] Import Custom Registry Setting from Registry File Code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\Orchestrator\UScheduler_Oobe\CrossDeviceUpdate] [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\Orchestrator\UScheduler_Oobe\DevHomeUpdate] [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\Orchestrator\UScheduler_Oobe\OutlookUpdate]
Yes, kind of manual. The Removal Method by lists are present since............................. You can add the Appx in the RemoveAppsList.txt And remove by the proper Remove Menu Option. Some of the sugested apps are for the new 26100, but if it is in the list, and not present in the image, it will don't remove anything. So meke your list and meke the tests. No harm if you make the tests in VMs.
I normally use the RemovePkgslist.txt to remove apps, but with 13.7 and 23H2 I'm getting this message "The selected source does not support custom component removal, however is supports DISM component removal" Should I proceed or get a new source image? I used 22631.3235 from uupdump (told it to include updates and cleanup components - maybe I should change those options?)
@Feartamixg try the file names you mentioned put both of them in the list there's no harm in that, i'm not on 11, i'm on iot enterprise ltsc 2021 currently