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I found cortana as a package (In windows 1809. Not in 2004+) and deleted it successfully through dism. But finding this package through dism is impossible. It is really hard to find system apps as packages. Now I understand how difficult it was to create NTLite, because it is very hard to create...

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Hello! What is the difference between dism and dism + custom if you remove components? And how does NTLite recognize appxs, including system appxs? I mean appxs, which are in the MountDir:\Windows\SystemApps. Is there a powershell commandlet to recognize all system appxs, including those in...

Hello! I understand that it would be better if I avoided such cases by removing. But I have no choice. The image is based on Windows 10 2019 LTSC (1809), but Cortana is available as a Windows app only after the 2004 build. If I had the possibility to remove it using DISM, I would remove it

As it turned out, everything is not so complicated. Of course, if I wanted to add an option to remove cortana in the toolbox so that there would be no bug, I think I would have to go through a lot of trouble. So, the most important thing is to perform these steps before installation of windows...

Hello! Today I had an idea in my toolbox script to add an option that deletes Cortana (Windows Search). Image based on: Windows 10 2019 IOT LTSC (17763.107 build) Everything would be fine if, when removing Cortana from C:\Windows\SystemApps, ShellExperienceHost (Start Menu) would work fine - if...

Oh, sorry for writing off topic!

Hello everyone! Is it possible to somehow remove items from the taskbar using ntlite or the registry? I’ve been trying for a very long time to remove elements from the taskbar context menu, but unfortunately nothing works. If anything, I'm talking about this context menu:

I found a solution to this problem. In general, as it turned out, it was necessary to delete not only manifests and all directories associated with the deleted system file/folder in winsxs folder, and also all related directories in the registry along the path...

I just installed windows 17763.1 (1809 first build). screenshot of the test immediately after installation: then I changed the rights to the system folder (systemapps\sechealthui) and deleted it. At the same time, I made a backup of it. I deleted all folders and manifests in winsxs containing...

Thank you for your reply! I tried removing sechealthui from systemapps after which i deleted its manifests and its folders in winsxs. In the end, sfc /scannow still checked the sechealthui path in systemapps I'll do the same now and send you a report.

I thank you for your reply! But I have a different question: is it possible to somehow change the sfc scannow verification algorithm so that it skips deleted windows defender system paths? Or is it not possible?

Is it possible to remove some paths checking in sfc /scannow? I am deleting some windows defender system files. However, I want to keep sfc /scannow working. That is, to have sfc /scannow ignore windows defender paths that have been removed. Is it possible to do this?