Make things easy.
(This is only meant for Windows 11, 24H2 Build 26100.xxxx installations!!. It will fail anyways because the package name is unique)
I made a script that removes those 2 unreclaimable packages automatically. It removes 1 major package only if it's there and there are still 2 (or 1) unreclaimable packages. In case of any other condition; the script will end. Place both files; RunPS.txt and DelPack.ps1 inside a directory of your choosing. Rename RunPS.txt into RunPS.cmd. (Can't upload a .cmd file) Change the variable $MyPath inside the DelPack.ps1 script; Line 3 to reflect the directory where you placed these 2 scripts.
Start cmd as admin, go to the directory and issue the command RunPS DelPack. (If Windows complains that it can't execute a Powershell script see RunPS.cmd how to solve that) If this test run completes with an error (did not remove the package, so "The cleanup action failed") than remove the remark '#' in front of line 54 and rerun RunPS DelPack again to remove the package and watch on screen if the action is successful.
This script has run with succes on several VM installations. But as always as advice; Make a backup of your C-drive first.
