Build 22631.3227 Installing New Cross-Device Experience App Hosts

Errepublika

Errepublika

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Build 22631.3227 Installing New Cross-Device Experience App Hosts
Is there a way to prevent its installation like the one to block Outlook for Windows and Dev Home
Thank you
 
There is an existing component called "Shared Experiences", if you haven't tried removing it, please do and let me know if that helps.

If an app is delivered after install, then try removing "Content Delivery Manager" component.

Let me know how it goes.
 
nuhi said:
There is an existing component called "Shared Experiences", if you haven't tried removing it, please do and let me know if that helps.

If an app is delivered after install, then try removing "Content Delivery Manager" component.

Let me know how it goes.
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I have unchecked the Content Delivery Manager box that was not necessary before in the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise version and it still continues to install it, it installs it after the installation of the Operating system and I have to remove it using Revo Uninstaller
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Errepublika said:
I have unchecked the Content Delivery Manager box that was not necessary before in the Windows 11 IoT Enterprise version and it still continues to install it, it installs it after the installation of the Operating system and I have to remove it using Revo Uninstaller
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OK, found it, it was where you said, like DevHome, after loading the image go to:
Settings - Tasks (UScheduler) and set to Delete both CrossDevice Updates.
Will make this nicer, since it became actually needed.

There is the option to disable Store autoupdate in NTLite Settings as well, but I would prefer updating with the upper change.

On a similar topic NTLite can also remove Apps, tested it and it's fine, the Cross Device was under Components - Apps after the Windows Store autodownloaded it (when not using the above setting to disable it).
 
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