Is there a way to remove Accessibility settings from Start Menu Settings? And remove Ease of Access altogether? I've added hide:easeofaccess; to SettingsPageVisibility in Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer , but option still appears. I'm on debloated Win11 24H2 Home N. @Jingzin Maybe you can help?
Is there a registry key (or other) to disable this option (other than manually) ? Never managed to find it Image taken from the net Thanks
Oh ok thanks, and with command line, what would it be ? To integrate it into a script I guess it's not possible to integrate it into an image Thanks for your help
It doesn't work for files that require administrator rights Indeed, the box is always checked, and if I do it manually, I have the popup for admin rights, then "Ignore all" and the protected files are processed What do I need to add in the command line to have admin rights ? I know how to do it for a directory or file, but for Attribute Thanks
Finally after many trying i reached to how to restore user pc folder in windows 11 v 24H2 the registry file was attached
These are examples. The first is for a single file (or group of files if using wildcards). The second is what you would use to process the entire C: drive, /S meaning to process all subdirectories, and /D meaning to also act on the directories themselves.