I have integrated it into my Windows 10 offline servicing script that I use to apply updates to my image each month. It uses PowerShell and an XML file with a list of apps to be removed. We have been using a customized version of a script that Michael Niehaus published in 2015. If you’ve been managing Windows 10 for very long, you’ve likely implemented a script or other method to remove some of the In-Box apps that come with Windows 10. Using SCCM Task Sequence Variables as Scripts.Triggering ConfigMgr Client Actions from a Task Sequence.Dynamically Updating Unattend.XML during an OSD Task Sequence using MDT Variables and ZTI Scripts.Debugging SCCM/ConfigMgr Task Sequences on the Fly.Clearing Local Group Policies during an Windows 7 to 10 In-Place Upgrade Task Sequence.Part 5 – Dynamic Whitelisting using the Cisco ISE External RESTful Service.Part 4 – Integrating 802.1x Authentication into an In-Place Upgrade Task Sequence.Part 3 – Integrating 802.1x Authentication into a Bare Metal Task Sequence.Part 2 – Building an 802.1x Enabled WinPE Boot Image.Part 1 – Building an 802.1x Computer Authentication Script.Windows 10 Feature Updates – Using Setupconfig.ini to Manage Feature Updates in the Enterprise.Windows 10 Feature Updates – Using Custom Action Scripts.

Windows 10 Feature Updates – The Challenge of Servicing in the Enterprise.Windows 10 Feature Updates – Leveraging SetupDiag for Better Reporting.

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