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Add teams, outlook, devhome, bing search, web experience (widgets), sticky notes, camera to be removed #253
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thanks for merging @ntdevlabs |
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great addition!
Pls hold off merging until next week, i've got one more package to add to the list + update the readme to reflect the changes |
@adrijanh9 do you have some technical insight how to accomplish remvoval of settings > optional features. |
@Karl-WE i didn't have the time to look into it yet, but i guess you would use Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature cmdlet. Or are you saying you found a way to remove the optional features in Control panel but not the ones listed in settings? |
Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature doesn't catch the Optional features in settings. It's ironic. Let's discuss on #270 over there if you like. |
Sigh. Yet another problem of the settings/control panel split. I will get to it over the weekend and maybe we can figure something out. Good idea to remove those though, never occured to me |
I will mark the day they remove the old control panel. It's a UX nightmare for 10+ years now. |
That should be it for provisioned packages for now |
You might want to spare camera. Cam might fail without this app even for other applications like Windows Hello or later installed Teams, Edge etc. Not sure if this is still the case but in w10 there was once this relation. Sticky is good as its the old one, deprecated anyway and optional. |
This reverts commit 109480f.
I didn't know that, thought it was a standalone thing. reverted. |
I didn't actually know if this dependency is still there. If you have a cam you would need to spare a bit of free space and remove cam on w11h2 testing with Edge or Teams, Zoom if it is working. Just if you have the time. If you like I can also merge your change into my "RC" in case @ntdevlabs has time to discuss the PRs and merge. |
I don't have a cam, just a desktop so i can't test it. I guess i could open a issue and someone with a cam can try to remove it on their system and see if it breaks anything. Shouldn't be a problem since it can be reinstalled easily. Yeah you can merge it. |
OK will do myself. Spare the issue and time plz. |
Camera can be removed it's apparently uncoupled. WS 2025 doesn't have cam App So please go ahead and remove this. |
This reverts commit e903449.
done |
@ntdevlabs this one can be safely merged into Main. |
All 7 were present in my image (24H2) and wouldn't be removed by the current list of prefixes. All of them can be reinstalled via the Store.
Note: the web experience package is used for the widget bar in the lower left corner. Disabling the widget bar in the taskbar settings does NOT prevent it from running in the background, and it is still accessible using Win + W. Removing the package also removes the widget bar from the taskbar.