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You're overthinking it. There is a batch file you want to run - C:\Users\TheBest88\Documents\removemsapp.bat
Copy that entire path into the first column. NTLite will mirror that file into the image, and execute it from a local ISO folder.
 
I have copied the full pathname in the first column. Do I need anything in the parameters?
 

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I am looking to remove the built-in apps windows 11 has. I have tried removing it with the following section unchecked.
Pre-installed apps"
"Automatically install suggested apps"
"Pre-installed OEM apps"
"Automatic installation of sponsored apps (Consumer Experience)"
"Occasionally show suggestions in Start"

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Anything else I can try? I need to remove the following app:
Instagram
Prime Video
Solitaire Collection
TikTok
News
Feedback Hub
Gaming Services
Microsoft To Do
People
Phone Link
Spotify
Tips
Xbox, Xbox Console Companion, Xbox Game Bar, Xbox Live
Clipchamp
Kindle
What's App
ESPN
 
The simplest way to block 3rd-party Suggested Apps is to remove Content Delivery Manager component. You lose Spotlight's random wallpaper, but otherwise don't lose any functionality.

Inbox (or included) Apps can be removed from Components with a licensed NTLite.
 
First of all - when stay on Remove tab in NTL consult the the Compatibility tab in main menu.
Instagram afaik is not subject to remove with NTL - but feel free depending on witch version you've of NTL (paid or free as free has limited removals).
My apps section after removals - suit it to your needs:
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francis11 said:
First of all - when stay on Remove tab in NTL consult the the Compatibility tab in main menu.
Instagram afaik is not subject to remove with NTL - but feel free depending on witch version you've of NTL (paid or free as free has limited removals).
My apps section after removals - suit it to your needs:
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Is there a guarantee I can remove those apps with the Business License? I really like the software and everything it comes with but being able to remove those apps will be the deal breaker for us.
 
NTLite Home/Pro/Business licenses have the same feature set. You can easily remove all default apps with them. Some apps you don't remove because they're required for a normal desktop, and they're marked by a Compatibility warning.
 
garlin said:
NTLite Home/Pro/Business licenses have the same feature set. You can easily remove all default apps with them. Some apps you don't remove because they're required for a normal desktop, and they're marked by a Compatibility warning.
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How many computer can I run the same license on?
 
With Home, you have 5 activations which can be 5 different PCs (or VMs), or the same PC several times if you've changed HW (disk, mobo) after activating it. If you making images for deployment, you really only need one PC.

Pro says you're honest, and using this for a business. Business license allows you to install it on many multiple systems, which isn't required unless you're using host refresh to locally clean up after updates.
 
With Business licence you make you image on one single PC but can deploy to many - IDK about sccm but sure you can accomplish it to all other PCs as there's no limit according to the license rights for Business users.
 
I have already test deploying a NTLite image using SCCM and it works. Just to verify Can NTLite be integrated with SCCM?
 
I'm not aware of this. But as it seems it's working - so test and on a small amount of PCs (Classroom if possible) and see if it works before go all Uni.
 
NTLite is designed to be standalone, and doesn't "integrate" into WSIM, SCCM or MDM.

My normal advice is use NTLite to create the deployment images (with merged updates, drivers and tweaks), and allow SCCM to do its normal job of configuring unattended settings, and any domain work. NTLite is strong in the image editing, but missing what SCCM allows you to do.
 
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