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How to uninstall the Get Help app in creators update For the record, this "Get Help" opens a page that shows end users links to Premier Support, Developers, Partners, IT Professionals, Volume Licensing" This is absolutely not help for the average user and needs to be removed from any end user environment Will post once I figure out how to remove it
Completely uninstall provisioned apps: how-to and detailed explanation I definitely agree I saw several scripts on the web using commands like the one you give in the tutorial, which is a sign it works for many But I also saw more than one user who encountered problems with this solution I also think the most of the users don't want to hear about bundles and stuff I can't help but posting all that I discover, but I see very well that there are people who just
Uninstall Apps in Windows 10 | Tutorials - Ten Forums How to Uninstall Desktop Apps and Windows Apps in Windows 10 If you no longer want or use an app, then you could uninstall the app to remove it and free up space on the drive When you uninstall a desktop app (program), it will uninstall it for all users on the PC When you uninstall a Windows app (ex: Microsoft Store), it will uninstall it for only your user account since each Microsoft
Fall Creators Update and Get Help app removal - Ten Forums So i've just installed the Fall Creators Update, and the Powershell command that I used before to remove the Get Help app isn't working anymore: Remove-WindowsCapability -online -name App Support Cont
Completely uninstall provisioned apps: how-to and detailed explanation Hi Dimitri, that's actually good news, as it suggests that what we are doing is ok As I said, it is the first time I see this strange behaviour and the fact you can't reproduce the issue means that the procedure is correct Now, a couple of things First: when I talk about de-registration, I do not search the entire registry We know some rubbish will remain and to be honest I never bothered