Recent content by garlin

You're doing fine. @Rbcc has a bad habit of rewriting your examples by changing the arguments, or running commands out of order. I would refer you to this WinPE flowchart: Windows PE startup sequence explained Some problems can be avoided by using boot.wim index #2 (no Setup), and completely...

@Brink's next exciting tutorial: Enabling Dual Wi-Fi Networks, using Group Policy Editor, Registry File and PowerShell Command.

Nobody here has ANY READING COMPREHENSION!!!! Therefore we should all abandon Windows because it's too hard to install Chrome on Mint.

The current Monthly Update includes the updated boot files and tools to install the new certs, but it's not done automatically for you. We're in an "opt in" period, and if you would like to perform the cert update, then follow the process here: TPM 2.0 Devices and remediation of...

Thankfully for us, the Venn diagram overlap of Linux + vegan + runners is astonishingly tiny. Maybe ZERO.

We should rename this site to LinuxForum. Good plan.

To prevent unexpected and major changes to LTSC, all inbox (or "Store") apps are removed from the release. Store apps are constantly being updated, and over the long lifetime of a LTSC release, that's bad thing. LTSC sacrifices newer functionality for longer-term stability. Therefore you get...

Kinda like @hsehestedt's backup migration tool? ;-)

This isn't a question of how smart you are. OEM's consider this proprietary technology, and won't share it. You could be a really bored open-source hacker who wants to reverse-engineer the API's, but don't expect them to unlock every PC out there for you. It's a lot of individual work.

You mean mount an offline image, and do Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage? Because IT admins are too lazy to read the learn.microsoft.com docs? DRFiles/Scripts/Remove-UnwantedAppsWindows11offline.ps1 at master · DeploymentResearch/DRFiles

@pseymour, read the full article. A Native Way to Remove Default Microsoft Store Packages Apparently you can feed the GPO a list of any removable package, not just the ones listed in the ADMX template. lol.

Mmmmm, GPO has sloppy cleanup. I've seen this problem before, you've removed the App but it leaves behind the already pinned icon in Start Menu. A Native Way to Remove Default Microsoft Store Packages The question is how long before @Brink churns out a new tutorial...

Brink's forums aren't as bad as Bleeping Computer. They've descended to chaos, browbeating all newcomers into posting the results of a Windows collection script before they'll begin to answer a typical Windows question.

Then it wouldn't be ElevenForum. :facepalm:

Before lithium batteries, we had alkaline. The worst thing you could do was to "wear out" the alkaline battery from an incorrect charging cycle. Li-on batteries can catch fire from improper charging, and burn your home or office down. Oh well.