Windows 11 - Getting Started removal?

[Kjell]

Is there any way of removing Windows Getting Started app from the ISO?

 

[crypticus]

Reported to nuhi he will look into it when he can, its normal to have some missing things on ntlite process right now, windows 11 is so fresh

what i detected
at windows 10: focus hours configurations
at windows 11: focus hours configurations, getting started app, teams, iso left overs, modern app explanations like "web experience host" and possibly more leftovers that i can't know

try to use the scripts i give for teams chats edge for now

 

[Kjell]

try to use the scripts i give for teams chats edge for now

Thanks for the feedback
Could you share the link to your scripts (I can't view your profile since you've limited the number of members which can view it)?

 

[crypticus]

Thanks for the feedback
Could you share the link to your scripts (I can't view your profile since you've limited the number of members which can view it)?

its at the other thread you opened

 

[Kjell]

its at the other thread you opened

It's here if anyone is interested https://www.ntlite.com/community/in...t-teams-automatically-installing-itself.2480/

I've personally managed to workaround this issue with this powershell command:

Get-AppxPackage *getstarted* | Remove-AppxPackage

 

[crypticus]

yes you can remove uwp apps by powershell or cmd with this normally. but its not being removed on my system... i don't have getstart uwp app but app is still there. maybe its not that.. what ever change according to your needs.

@echo off
title Remove UWP Apps
color a
cls

:: Remove UWP Apps
for %%# in (SecHealthUI,WindowsFeedbackHub,GetHelp,GetStarted,BingNews,BingWeather,ZuneMusic,ZuneVideo,Print3D,3DBuilder,Microsof3DViewer,MicrosoftOfficeHub,Office.OneNote,OneConnect,OneDriveSync,People,SkypeApp,StickyNotes,Todos,YourPhone,PowerAutomateDesktop,Photos,Alarms,Camera,WindowsMaps,WindowsSoundRecorder,Messaging) do (
>nul powershell -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -command "Get-AppxPackage -Name *%%#* -AllUsers | Foreach {Remove-AppxPackage $_.PackageFullName -AllUsers}"
>nul powershell -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -command "Get-ProvisionedAppxPackage -Online | Where-Object { $_.PackageName -match '%%#' } | ForEach-Object { Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage -Online -AllUsers -PackageName $_.PackageName }"
)
exit

 

[garlin]

NTLite only removes the W10 Get Started ("Tips"), and not the W11 AppX equivalent. When it's updated, it should highlight which component belongs to what OS version.