Closed rustyx closed 2 years ago
hpwamr
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3 years ago I'm asking because I tried to enable config 18299130 to hide the settings header, but it had no effect, so I presume the code has changed in 21H1.
Yesterday, removed without any problem the "Settings Header Banner" on 2x Win10 21H1. š
Edition Windows 10 Pro
Version 21H1
Installed on ā29/ā09/ā2020
OS build 19043.1023
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.2020.0
nochlab1
commented
3 years ago You have to open powershell as admin
rustyx
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3 years ago Ok setting 18299130 to 1 indeed works.
But the question is more general - how to know which code does what, short of disassembling Windows DLLs and tracing each one.
I found ~600 Windows DLLs that call RtlQueryFeatureConfiguration. So I guess it's possible to at least make a mapping of codes to DLLs, to at least get an idea about the area in which a code is used.
Beerfloat
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3 years ago I'm asking because I tried to enable config 18299130 to hide the settings header, but it had no effect, so I presume the code has changed in 21H1.
Yesterday, removed without any problem the "Settings Header Banner" on 2x Win10 21H1. š
Edition Windows 10 Pro Version 21H1 Installed on ā29/ā09/ā2020 OS build 19043.1023 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.2020.0
Sadly removing the settings header banner doesn't seem to work anymore on 19043.1151 (2021-07 Cumulative Update Preview).
Microsoft seems to think 'Rewards - Start Earning' is something an adult wants to see in his operating system settings page.
thebookisclosed
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3 years ago The problem you are experiencing will now be tracked by issue #15
I'm keeping this thread open due to an upcoming feature which lets ViVeTool use a Name<->ID dictionary
jnpl95
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3 years ago The problem you are experiencing will now be tracked by issue #15
I'm keeping this thread open due to an upcoming feature which lets ViVeTool use a Name<->ID dictionary
Are you reverse engineering every name for each id? Or does microsoft list this info somewhere online?
ericgl
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2 years ago Yes, a description for each feature would be very welcome. Also, would be nice to know where the information is being read from. Is it somewhere in the registry?
the-j0k3r
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2 years ago like @ericgl said, this would be helpful and remains unanswered. but I guess only someone who is familiar with the API's used would know,
small rant;
I doubt MicroControlFreaksSoft (Microsoft) would make any documentation on this and its clear they will do anything possible to prevent people from Making the products they buy from MicroControlFreaksSoft to make the product into a usable,bloat free, nonsense free, shameless data collection free, need to come goto 3rd parties who, thank the coding gods, are inventive enough to come up with tools like this.
And then MicroControlFreaksSoft will make such solutions unusable just because pissing off their non corporate customers and using them and their data for making more billions is more important than actual user satisfaction.
Corporate greed and clueless product managers FTW. I despise Corporations and MS in general more so for what they continue doing to Windows as a product and its users
Sorry for rant,.
thebookisclosed
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2 years ago This feature is present in the newly released v0.3.0.
Is there any way to get any information on what the various configs do?
There are more and more of them, e.g.:
I'm asking because I tried to enable config 18299130 to hide the settings header, but it had no effect, so I presume the code has changed in 21H1.
If not, does anyone know at least which files are responsible for handling the config codes so I can try to peek inside?