

Some Applications really prefer to be removed offline although the apps can be removed online as long as internet connectivity is available. Some applications must be removed through DISM while others require separate PowerShell Cmdlets. Unfortunately, the process to remove these applications is not consistent. Learn more about the apps included within Windows 10 here. Lastly, I will cover a process to hide gaming features such as Game Bar and Game DVR. Additionally, I will cover the removal of other built-in applications which might not be welcome within your enterprise for instance, Xbox, Zune Video and others. To be clear I'm going to cover the removal of the Consumer Experience aka Candy Crush Soda Saga, Photoshop Express, Minecraft and a few others. In this post I will simply provide the procedure I use to remove the consumer applications from the Windows 10 Enterprise SKU.

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