Windows 10: Windows 10 in S Mode coming soon to all editions of Windows 10

Hello @ThrashZone, *Smile

It should be able to remove "Paint 3D" unless it's either in use, or the current user doesn't have it installed.

 

The way I understand it apps will be installed using the approved apps in the store only, following normal procedure I am not sure If installation of anything will be available to the user in User mode, and Thus Admin mode or some other specific user/mode will be a requirement to install an additional app.

The S is aimed as a system for use in schools/colleges, and was originally only based on Pro, but not sure what will be the perceived market for Home S - Phone Users, Children?

 

Hi,
I'm restoring a system image I believe it's still on it and I haven't exclusively removed paint 3D
I've never used it so it wasn't open
Last I saw it was still in the all apps list uninstallable that way

I do get a lot of red type using the apps removal except store reg :/
Never really understood why frankly *Biggrin

 

Wasn't W7's XP Mode limited to Ultimate and Enterprise?

For some reason (I can't remember now) users were better off installing something Like VMware Player/Workstation and then creating an XP VM using that.

 

Hey Peter, *Smile

Yep, XP Mode is only supported by Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, or Enterprise.

Windows XP Mode - Install and Setup - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

It's normal to see red when running the command to uninstall all apps except Store.

The red is for the apps that can't be uninstalled for whatever reason. Usually, because it's an app used by Windows. It'll tell you why though.

 

Hi,
Thanks for that *Smile
Well the last action I did that I remember I just changed paint 3D from being default
After I suppose several or at least more than one restart paint 3D is no longer listed in all apps wasn't listed after restoring the system image *Smile
So I guess it's just a delayed removal :/
Cheers.