Windows 10: Having trouble removing basic appx-packages.

Hello,

i can't remove basic appx-packages, like WindowsCamera, or Alarms & Clock. Uninstall is greyed out and powershell command:"Get-AppxPackage packagename Remove-AppxPackage" doesn't work. And i don't want to use command for removing all packages, not sure if it would not break anything. Last time it worked fine on administrator account. But i am using standard account now. I am on Windows 10 Pro x64.


Thanks for help.

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dual display lost after removing appx package

Hello.

Want to advise the following:

Removing appx package does not disrupt the computer's ability to display to a HDTV.
After replacing the TV and replacing the Mini Display port to HDMI adapter with a direct cable I have concluded the issue was a fault in the Mini-DP to HDMI adapter.

I did reinstall the appx package according to the other person's opinion and that did not solve the problem so I removed it again.

 

Remove appx package for all users

The "Remove-AppxPackage" only removes store applications for the logged in user, even if you pipe it from Get-AppxPackage -AllUser

I've had trouble updating apps in the past because another user had logged in and the app had been updated in their profile, it's also a known issue when using sysprep.

You can identify if that is the case using this script:

In the output of this last cmdlet, check the users for whom the package is showing up as Installed. Delete these user accounts from the reference computer, or log on to the computer by using these user accounts & remove the Appx package, as you have been:

If that still doesn't work, you could try removing the provisioning and installing it again from the Store.

 

dual display lost after removing appx package

The entire appx package.

I'm pretty sure < https://windowsreport.com/uninstall-...pps-all-users/ > is the tutorial I used.

I made one before removing the package actually.
No offense sir but I'm reserving that for my last course of action.

If there was a particular app (or 3) that I need from the package then I'd prefer to singularly install it/them rather than restore my whole OS or reinstall the entire package for that matter.