Windows 11 Stop reinstalling default apps

Microsoft keeps releasing new Windows Insider preview builds almost every week, which means that those who use them have to upgrade their systems very regularly.

But in addition to adding new features, the upgrade brings back stock apps, which some Insiders prefer not to have. If you're tired of deleting the new Outlook, Dev Home, and Teams apps, read on.Windows 11

Windows has specific identifiers that are responsible for restoring some of the applications you've deleted. Disabling them using ViveTool will put an end to this and ensure that the Dev Home, Outlook and Teams apps remain off your system the next time you install a new build from the Dev, Canary or other channels.

      • Download it ViveTool from GitHub and extract the files into a folder.
      • Start a command prompt (as administrator).
      • Navigate to the folder containing the ViveTool files with the CD command. For example, if you have placed ViveTool in C:\Vive, type CD C:\Vive.
      • Type
        vivetool /disable /id:43180945,44686276,44697583 and press Enter.
      • Restart your computer.

      Now, you can delete the Outlook, Dev Home and Teams apps and you will see that they will not come back on the next upgrade to a newer version.

      Speaking of other interesting update-related findings, did you know that keeping the Settings app open while installing updates slows down the process? If you have a low-power Windows machine, closing the Settings app will help it finish the installation much faster.

      IDs are from Albacore (@thebookisclosed) at X.

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