Remove-AppxPackage Microsoft.XboxSpeechToTextOverlay_2.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe Build your remove script using package names discovered in Step 1. Microsoft.XboxIdentityProvider_.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay_2.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe Microsoft.XboxGameOverlay_1.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe Microsoft.XboxSpeechToTextOverlay_2.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe PS C:\Users\josh> Get-AppxPackage | select-string xbox Get list of xbox AppxPackages using Get-AppxPackage: If your administrator account is different from your logged in user, this is important. Open PowerShell as your current user (not as an administrator). This is essentially the short version but instead of stringing commands together running commands separately. Removing Microsoft.Xbox* AppXPackage using PowerShell and DISM (long version) Now!! keep in mind that this is windows 10 Pro, but It's not activated, I'm just testing to see if I even want to bother upgrading, I will not do any registry hacks to get around this, this should be easier process then that, Is it possible that this is happening because the windows is not activated ?Ĭould someone, who knows for sure let me know before I dish out the $ on the activation key If this is because of windows not been activated or this is typical for all flavors of windows 10 regardless of trial or activated copy I thought Windows 10 Pro would preserve the settings and even though its selected to not to automatically update, yet, still the new driver gets installed anyways. I changed it back to OFF again, reinstalled the older Nvidia drivers, but after the update the same crap happens.
So, after the first windows update I went back to the settings and know this that the automatic drivers install was set back to do automatic update.OK.
I have downloaded trial windows 10 Pro, install went OK and before I started updates I have turned the "automatic factory driver install "off I have older GPU that works very well with older NVIDIA drivers, so upon windows updates I thought I will preserve the older drivers, but they got updated.
default security settings that need to be adjusted, forceful windows updates and drivers installs and one of my questions is regarding the updates. I know that between the first release of windows 10 and today, MS have made some changes to accommodate end-user I don't know if the changes are anything really big, but I also know that there are still things that I hear a lot of people still hate about Win 10 e.g. I wasn't even thinking on upgrading to windows 10 until just recently, in fact, if I do decide to switch, it would be Windows 10 Pro, due to few small "benefits" opposed to home basic versionīy now, there are many users who knows this OS very well and can help me with few questions that I have.
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