Windows 10: Office app pre-installed in Windows 11 not showing up in command line

For a script I'm working on, I need to remove the Office app that's 68.0kb that is pre-installed in Windows 11. However, Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product Select-Object -Property Name Sort-Object -Property Namedoes not show any app called "Office"Any idea how to find what this app is Named in Powershell so I can properly remove it in powershell script?Here is the list I get:Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product Select-Object -Property Name Sort-Object -Property Name Name ---- Active Directory Authentication Library for SQL Server Application Verifier x64 External Package ClickOnce Boots

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GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Current /? (-?) or / help (-help) parameter is invalid

 

Pre-installed Office apps on Lumia 950xl do not allow editing

The following steps worked for me (don't ask me how or why ):

• Click any office app on windows phone.
• In the screen, it shows New, Browse & recent files. It also shows my name/account at the top-right.
• Clicking on you name/account at top-right shows 2 accounts associated with this application.
  • Personal Account
  • Official Account
• Clicking on any of these accounts, only gives an option to sign-out.
• Since Microsoft Support technical team suggested that I reset my device. I did not want to reinstall all the apps, take backups & then reconfigure all of these again after the reset, unless it was the only option left.
• With no better option, I clicked sign-out on both the accounts listed in step 4 above. I then signed in with my official account. I was able to create new Office documents now.
• I logged-in to my other personal account also now. My office app still worked & allows me to access onedrive associated with both my personal & business accounts.

I was facing the same issues & even had multiple calls with Microsoft Support & waiting for a resolution.

Going through the above thread, I realized that multiple Microsoft accounts (personal & office) are associated with these apps. When I signed out of both these accounts from within the app & signed back in, I was able to edit using the office apps.

Hope this helps!