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The king is back -leaner, faster, and ready to declutter your Windows 11
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Decrapify does not remove selected app packages #189

Closed CodingMadness closed 1 week ago

CodingMadness commented 7 months ago

Title.

When I use decrapify, and I select unwanted app-packages and i hit "Remove selected (manual)" then the AI pilot outputs seemingly a log which said files are removed but when i run in powershell : " Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers" it shows that they are still there (see image attached below) and also there is only 1 user account on this PC.

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I removed "AAD Brokerplugin" and others via your app and it still shows.. they are installed

Belim commented 7 months ago

the package can't be deleted either, and Clippy reports that accordingly. All good! In the current version 3.5, you should have received the following message: "Failed to remove package: Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin"

CodingMadness commented 7 months ago

the package can't be deleted either, and Clippy reports that accordingly. All good! In the current version 3.5, you should have received the following message: "Failed to remove package: Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin"

I have read that other debloating tools report that Microsoft made it way harder to remove those, is there really no chance of getting rid of them entirely?

CodingMadness commented 7 months ago

the package can't be deleted either, and Clippy reports that accordingly. All good! In the current version 3.5, you should have received the following message: "Failed to remove package: Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin"

yea it gives me an error message but it disappears to quickly, would be nice to see a detailed log being printed out somewhere so i can have a closer view on it :/

Belim commented 7 months ago

I ain't letting those apps declared as system by Microsoft get removed either. Its doable sure, but Im all about lending a hand with the app, not stirring up more trouble 😸 Maybe in future versions, i could hide some of those system apps though. Clippy's output message stays open until you click elsewhere with the mouse. Not sure how else to handle it. Maybe keeping a history could work, though.