I'm curious about this new update (9.2) with the next build coming next month? We will have the option to remove more apps, (Windows 10 always let you uninstall some built-in apps like Solitaire, My Office, and Skype, but now it also lets you uninstall built-in apps like 3D Viewer, Groove Music, Mail, Paint 3D, and more.) and Speed Improvements (Thanks to Better Spectre Fixes). I just don't see messing with this with still so many problems removing stuff. Is it really worth downloading this or should we wait till the April update (1903) comes out?
Thank you, MSMG !!! But if i don't intergrate any CU, SSU or anything else. Should i do image cleanup before the components removal ? So i cleanup and reset base (6>1) after remove all components, do i need to run that "resetbase and cleanup" command in cmd after install windows ?
Took the image 17763.1 ru_ru. Deleted map control. As a result, sfc /scannow . Apparently not working multilanguage remove.
I tested my above method again to ensure I was doing nothing wrong, but I still got the same error message. I have tested just mounting the image and performing no other actions, before removing all components and I still get the error once it reaches the stage of removing Wallet Service App Package. Code: Remove all metro apps (4 > 1 > 1 > 8) I still have not tested with x64 yet.
Further testing with x86 image has produced more errors. I have tested by removing what I do not normally remove, so that the information can help MSMG. Spoiler: Remove > Windows Components > System Apps (4 > 1 > 2) AAD Broker Plugin Package Content Delivery Manager Package Lockscreen App Package Map Control Package Parental Controls App Package Quick Assist App Package Retail Demo Content Package Setting Sync Package Spoiler: Remove > Windows Components > Advanced Components (4 > 1 > 3) Assigned Access Package Customer Experience Improvement Program [CEIP] Package Cortana, StartMenu and Settings Search App Package Edge Browser App Package Face Recognition Package HomeGroup Package Internet Explorer Package Location Service Package Paint Package Remote Assistance Package SmartScreen App Package System Restore Package Unified Telemetry Client [Asimov] Package Windows Defender App Package Windows Error Reporting Package Windows Media Player Package Windows Mixed Reality Package Windows Photo Viewer Package Windows Reader [PDF] Package Windows To Go Package Windows System Assessment Tool Package
Yes x86 doesn't offer anything better than x64 but it's just that my Laptop specification is not suitable for x64 OS.
Yes did that too first integrating DX9c and then removed the components from an image without any updates and still couldn't replicate the error.
Yes the image tested was Russian (ru-RU) 17763.1 without any updates and the MapControl was removed when System Apps was removed. Will checkout tomorrow with only removing Map Control and see the result.
It's obvious many of you live in first world countries where you can get a relatively modern system without spending a 2 months salary. Here in South America, x86 is still popular because of systems with 2GB DDR2 that are not really suited for x64. Cheers.
the metro was removed via dism, the toolkit 9.2 used to remove the map control, as a result, the system did not pass the sfc / scannow check.
