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I loaded a Win11 image to modify, and noticed a few entries under components that are blocked by "compatibility: spotify" or "compatibility: netflix".
Sure enough, when I click the Compatibility button, in the dialog, I can see that these elements have checkmarks next to them. So I went and unchecked them. Clicked OK. There's the briefest of flickers in the components list, as if to imply that the software refreshed it.
So now, as a user, my expectation would be that the components in question are no longer blocked.
But they are. They still list "compatibility: spotify" or "compatibility: netflix" as the reason. In fact, none of the changes I make in the Compatibility dialog have any effect whatsoever - I can remove every single checkmark, and the components list looks just the same as before, with plenty of protected entries. The Compatibility dialog does remember that I unchecked all those boxes, whenever I open it again to confirm I'm not imagining things. But the changes do not seem to apply in practice.
What do I have to do to make this work?
Sure enough, when I click the Compatibility button, in the dialog, I can see that these elements have checkmarks next to them. So I went and unchecked them. Clicked OK. There's the briefest of flickers in the components list, as if to imply that the software refreshed it.
So now, as a user, my expectation would be that the components in question are no longer blocked.
But they are. They still list "compatibility: spotify" or "compatibility: netflix" as the reason. In fact, none of the changes I make in the Compatibility dialog have any effect whatsoever - I can remove every single checkmark, and the components list looks just the same as before, with plenty of protected entries. The Compatibility dialog does remember that I unchecked all those boxes, whenever I open it again to confirm I'm not imagining things. But the changes do not seem to apply in practice.
What do I have to do to make this work?