Windows 10: Unexpected fixes shown by Wushowhide.diagcab

I just ran Wushowhide.diagcab. Under the Hide updates function it shows a whole grundle of non-Microsoft updates - all drivers for Epson, Intel and Realtek devices. Not all are for for my hardware. Actually, very few are for my hardware, but 2 or 3 might be. I assume these were part of packages that contained multiple drivers, but that's a guess. Wushowhide.diagcab gives no information like where it found these drivers, when they were saved, why they have not been installed, etc. Does Windows have a specific location when uninstalled drivers live? Can I assume that the drivers would have been installed if I had the applicable hardware? Is there some way of getting rid of the drivers if I'm never going to need them?

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Deleting additonal user account

Just to make sure that this is not a misunderstanding, what is the username of the unexpected user account and where does it get shown?

Denis

 

Windows 10 Action Centre not working

That string of Get-AppXPackage etc. produced only a series of errors. Yes. Typed in exactly as shown. "expected token" "string is missing a terminator" "missing closing }" "unexpected token" Useless.