This is the internet download location for the Assistant. The default download location that's referenced in the script is. The script performs the following basic tasks.Ĭopy the files for the Enterprise version of the Assistant to the client from the location specified in the script.
Detailed instructions for the script are provided in the included comments.ĭownload the Reset Office Activation scenario script. The script requires an elevated Windows PowerShell session (use the 'Run as administrator' option). You can also edit it to better fit your requirements. The following sample Windows PowerShell script can help you get started. You can automate some of the tasks to run the scenario. Script the Reset Office Activation scenario Changes will take effect immediately and you will find the Photos app is gone from your Windows 10.For complete details about how to run the Enterprise version of the Assistant, see Enterprise version of Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant. A "Deployment operation progress…" message will appear temporarily, and when it disappears, the uninstall has completed. Step 4: Type the following command, and press Enter key. Step 3: Look for the line that begins with PackageFullName, and copy the full name ("_2018.18081.14710.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe" in my case). This command will look for the Windows 10 Photos app's package file. Step 2: Type the command: get-appxpackage *photo*, and press Enter key. Step 1: Similarly, open Windows PowerShell as an administrator. Changes will take effect immediately and the Photos app will be gone from your Windows 10. Tips: You can directly copy the command and then paste it into the Windows PowerShell.Ī "Deployment operation progress…" message will temporarily appear, and when this goes, the uninstall has finished. 
Step 3: Type the command: get-appxpackage ** | remove-appxpackage, and press Enter key. Step 2: Press Win + X keys, and then select Windows PowerShell (Admin) from the menu. Step 1: Make sure you are signed in to Windows 10 with an administrator.
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