I don't know exactly what can be used from everything that I have applied. Because personally I have no problems with this at all. Removing only these components will definitely not prevent the OS from updating: Spoiler Code: "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft-Windows-OneDrive /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft-Windows-Hello-Face /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c microsoft-windows-hello-face-package-Wrapper /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_2022.507.446.0_neutral /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.Xbox.TCUI_2022.507.446.0_neutral /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.XboxGameOverlay_2022.507.446.0_neutral /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay_2022.507.447.0_neutral /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider_2022.507.447.0_neutral /r "%~dp0Tools\tweaker.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Temp\Mount" /c Microsoft.XboxSpeechToTextOverlay_2022.507.446.0_neutral /r Removing all other components needs to be tested ...
Get the Multimedia-Restricted Codecs Dolby-Package packages from Windows11.0-KB5043080-x64 and Windows11.0-KB5060842-x64. If they work for you, they are attached.
Thank god, Windows 10 22H2 Support got extended for another year FOR FREE You can use ESU as a private user for free Source: blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2025/06/24/stay-secure-with-windows-11-copilot-pcs-and-windows-365-before-support-ends-for-windows-10
You write that the RemoveWithPayload.bat file needs to be executed via PowerRun.exe. This is what the command should look like. I tried it like this: Spoiler Code: echo. echo === Disable features === PowerRun_64.exe Regedit.exe /s "%~dp0Tools\Files\RemoveWithPayload.bat" "%~dp0Temp\Mount\Windows\System32>dism" /Image:"%~dp0Temp\Mount\ /Get-Features /Format:Table | Find "Disabled" or like this: Spoiler Code: echo. echo === Disable features === "%~dp0Tools\PowerRun.exe" "%~dp0Tools\Files\RemoveWithPayload.bat" "%~dp0Temp\Mount\Windows\System32>dism" /Image:"%~dp0Temp\Mount\ /Get-Features /Format:Table | Find "Disabled" Both options don't work, they give an error. How to write this part of the code correctly?
PowerRun.exe calls RemoveWithPayload.bat in another batch Code: echo. "%~dp0Tools\PowerRun.exe" "%~dp0Tools\Files\RemoveWithPayload.bat"
RemoveWithPayload.bat only provides intermediate commands, just add the code at the beginning and end.
A sudden operation was as fierce as a tiger, but it turned out to be useless at first glance. Very few files have been deleted. Code: \Windows\System32\amcompat.tlb \Windows\System32\browser.dll \Windows\System32\dxmasf.dll \Windows\System32\inetpp.dll \Windows\System32\inetppui.dll \Windows\System32\lpdsvc.dll \Windows\System32\lpq.exe \Windows\System32\lpr.exe \Windows\System32\lprhelp.dll \Windows\System32\lprmon.dll \Windows\System32\lprmonui.dll \Windows\System32\msdxm.ocx \Windows\System32\msdxm.tlb \Windows\System32\msrdc.dll \Windows\System32\spwmp.dll \Windows\System32\srchadmin.dll \Windows\System32\unregmp2.exe \Windows\System32\wmerror.dll \Windows\System32\wmp.dll \Windows\System32\wmpdxm.dll \Windows\System32\wmpeffects.dll \Windows\System32\wmploc.DLL \Windows\System32\wmpps.dll \Windows\System32\wmpshell.dll \Windows\System32\WorkFolders.exe \Windows\System32\WorkfoldersControl.dll \Windows\System32\WorkFoldersGPExt.dll \Windows\System32\WorkFoldersRes.dll \Windows\System32\WorkFoldersShell.dll \Windows\System32\workfolderssvc.dll \Windows\System32\wpnpinst.exe \Windows\System32\wsepno.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\amcompat.tlb \Windows\SysWOW64\dxmasf.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\gnsdk_fp.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\msdxm.ocx \Windows\SysWOW64\msdxm.tlb \Windows\SysWOW64\spwmp.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\unregmp2.exe \Windows\SysWOW64\wmerror.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\wmp.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\wmpdxm.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\wmpeffects.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\wmploc.DLL \Windows\SysWOW64\wmpps.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\wmpshell.dll \Windows\SysWOW64\WorkFoldersRes.dll