No It's not present in the Readme.txt. As I said before the DISM method will either remove more then required or less and so it will break some functionality and so we don't have any control over it's execution. So the ToolKitHelper.exe was created to remove components manually and to have control over what to remove and what not to. Since the ToolKitHelper.exe is still in experimental and also few more components are left to be added to it's removal list, I have not used it fully in the ToolKit Menu yet. At present the ToolKitHelper.exe supports Windows 10 RS3 and RS4 all languages for these components : Code: Assigned Access Lock App Bio Enrollment App Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) Content Delivery Manager Cortana App Edge Browser App File Explorer App Holorgraphic First Run App Kernel Debugging Lockscreen App OneDrive Desktop Client Parental Controls App People Experience Host Quick Assist App Connect App Retail Demo Content Take Test App Setting Sync Skype ORTC SmartScreen App Microsoft Store App Unified Telemetry Client (Asimov) Windows Defender App Windows Error Reporting Microsoft Xbox App Xbox Game Callable UI For Windows 10 RS3 (All Languages) it also supports removing Windows Mixed Reality. And, For Windows 10 RS4 (en-GB) it supports removing these Apps: Code: Mixed Reality Viewer App Advertising XAML Alarms & Clock App Weather App Calculator App Camera App Calendar & Mail App Desktop App Installer Feedback Hub App Get Help App Tips App Maps App Messaging App My Office App OneNote App Mobile Plans App Paint 3D App People App Photos App Print 3D App Skype App Solitaire Collection App Voice Recorder App Sticky Notes App Wallet Service App Web Media Extensions App Groove Music App Films & TV App To use the ToolKitHelper.exe manual you need to use a NSudo command prompt, follow these steps : - Use the ToolKit to select the source - Open Nsudo.exe - Choose User: TrustedInstaller - Choose Enable All Previliges - Under Open box type : cmd - A command prompt window will be opened. - Navigate to ToolKit folder - run the below command to get the list of components Code: Bin\ToolkitHelper.exe mount\install /? - run the below command to remove a component Code: Bin\ToolkitHelper.exe mount\install <Component-Name> E.g: Bin\ToolkitHelper.exe mount\install XboxApp - Apply changes to the ToolKit and follow other instructions specified in the Readme.txt
@MSMG OneDrive is still present if removed on 1803. At least on Home, whereas on Pro, any remains are gone. shortcut is still left on Home. Not game-breaking but figured I'd report.
just disable Game Bar in the Windows 10 Settings and there will be no notification after the removal of xbox compontents.
Is that shortcut left-out when using The ToolKit Menu to remove the OneDrive or using the ToolKitHelper.exe?
Sorry to have bugged you, it was a hardware problem. There seems to be a design flaw in the laptop I am using. When you put the back cover on it shorts out the Optane 800P SSD.
According to my observation, in fact, only removing the component 1 can remove component 2. component 1:Microsoft-Windows-Non-LTSB-RegulatedPackages-Package component 2:Microsoft-PPIProjection-Package Maybe my english is not well, Just try to look at.
would like to ask the experts please, is there any good plan to remove the Focus Assist?For a gamer, this "Assist" is very inconvenient.alas...
Yes removing Microsoft-Windows-Non-LTSB-RegulatedPackages-Package is enough, I have made the changes.
@MSMG Thank you for this update. I downloaded your previous one before I joined this forum from another website, and I noticed that Win32 calculator was included in it. Did you remove it in this new version, or am I missing something?