

I don't want to have to go to the Microsoft Store page, start fiddler, start the download, capture the. However, I simply want to download & install Microsoft Store packages by name. appx package file, I can install it via powershell with the Add-AppxPackage cmdlet. Thanks to Jörgen Nilsson over at, with his original post that inspired me to write this one.I know if I have. I’ve re-written much of this post to answer some questions that have come up and to help clarify the process. Updated post with the list of apps included in Wind(Fall Creators Update) by default. Added some new information from my own testing and fact checking. Reworked some sections to be more clear and instructive. Update Ī minor update to reflect some quick tests I’ve done with Windows 10 1803, April 2018 Update. Update Īn update to reflect some tests I’ve done with Windows 10 1809, October 2018 Update. Updated to reflect the apps included in Windows 10 1903, May 2019 Update (19H1) Enterprise edition. Updated to include WindNovember 2019 Update (19H2) Enterprise edition. Removed information for old unsupported versions of Win 10 and added a table to show which app maps to the display names in PowerShell. Update Īdded information relating to WindMay 2020 Update (20H1). Update Īdded information relating to Windows 10 20H2 October 2020 Update. Update Īdded information relating to Windows 10 21H Update. Update Īdded information relating to Windows 11 21H2. Update Īdded information relating to Windows 10 21H2. Update Īdded information relating to Windows 11 22H2. If you have any questions or comments please leave them below.Īdded information relating to Windows 10 22H2.

The script is heavily based on work by Jörgen Nilsson - check out his post over on his site. I use the script as a part of my Task Sequence for deploying Windows 10/11.

The script removes the apps specified in a text file from the current logged on user and Windows 10/11. I’ve written about administratively configuring the Start Menu previously, here and here.ĭownload my PowerShell utility from GitHub. They can be removed manually by the user, or you can configure the Start Menu (and Taskbar) using a few different options. Note: The Start Menu in Windows 10 for new users, will still have icons for the removed apps. Remove Specific MS Store Apps From An Online Windows 10/11 WIM Image Here is a table of app names in PowerShell and what they relate to in Windows.
