Remove Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) apps
Overview
This category contains privacy scripts for Windows.
These changes use Windows system commands to update your settings.
This category focuses on uninstalling specific Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) apps from Windows devices. OOBE apps are components of the Windows setup process designed to guide users through initial device setup, establishing settings and preferences, and connecting to networks 1.
This category should only be used by advanced users. None of its scripts are recommended for daily use as it breaks important functionality. Do not run it without having backups and system snapshots.
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These scripts are written using Batch (batchfile) scripting language.
Choose one of two ways to apply:
- Automatically via privacy.sexy: The easiest and safest option.
- Manually by downloading: Requires downloading a file.
Alternative 1. Apply with Privacy.sexy
privacy.sexy is free and open-source application that lets securely apply this action easily.
It allows selectively choose parts of this action to conduct. You can fully restore this action (revert back to the original behavior) using the application.
privacy.sexy instructions
- Open or download the desktop application
- Search for the category name:
Remove Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) apps. - Check the category by clicking on the checkbox of the category.
- Click on Run button at the bottom of the page.
Alternative 2. Download
Consider restarting your computer for all changes to take affect.
This action is completely reversible, you can restore your changes to the initial/default state. The restore/revert methods provided here can help you fix issues.
If something goes wrong, use the Revert script provided above.
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This script includes Standard, Strict recommendation levels along with unrecommended scripts.
This script should only be used by advanced users. Some of these changes are NOT recommended for daily use as it breaks important functionality. Do not run it without having backups and system snapshots.
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Restore these changes if you decide to revert them by downloading the restore script:
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This category includes total of 2 scripts but no subcategories.
Explore its 2 scripts:
Remove "OOBE Network Captive Portal" app
This script uninstall the OOBE Network Captive Portal app. The app is part of the Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) process in Windows. When users set up their Windows system for the first time, they encounter the "Let's connect you to a network" screen. This screen precedes the End User License Agreement (EULA) screen and presents available connection options, including Wi-Fi and Cellular data networks in the vicinity. Some pages during the OOBE are delivered through a cloud service. The app runs th...
Remove "OOBE Network Connection Flow" app
This script uninstalls the "OOBE Network Connection Flow" app from Windows devices. The OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) Network Connection Flow app assists users during their initial setup of a Windows device. When setting up, users encounter the "Let's connect you to a network" screen, which lists available Wi-Fi and Cellular network options. Devices with LTE capabilities and an active SIM card will automatically connect to the Cellular network, but if a Wi-Fi network is accessible, it will be pre...
Explore Categories
- Remove system apps
- Remove Windows apps
- Remove bloatware
This action belongs to Remove system apps category.
This category includes scripts for uninstalling default system apps in Windows. System apps are pre-installed applications located in the C:\Windows* directory. These apps are typically found on C:\Windows\SystemApps\{PackageFamilyName} or C:\Windows\{ShortAppName} folders. They are...
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This action belongs to Remove Windows apps category. This category covers the uninstallation of Windows apps. Windows apps were introduced with Windows 8 and are typically acquired and installed through the Store app. Many of these apps come pre-installed on Windows by default. Uninstalling unused or unwanted apps contributes to privacy by... Read more on category page ▶
This action belongs to Remove bloatware category. This category configures Windows using 215 scripts. These scripts are organized in 35 categories. The category includes 1 subscripts and 9 subcategories that include more scripts and categories. Read more on category page ▶
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