Remove Xbox apps
- Windows onlyThis script improves your privacy on Windows
- Multiple actionsThis page belongs to a category, containing some changes with similar goal.
- Impact: Minimum
System Functionality / Data Loss Risk: Low
This action improves privacy with minimal impact when you run the recommended script.
- Batch (batchfile)These changes use Windows system commands to update your settings.
- 6 scripts
- No subcategories
- Administrator rights requiredThis script requires privilege access to do the system changes
- Fully reversible
You can fully restore this action (revert back to the original behavior) using this website.
The restore/revert methods provided here can help you fix issues.
Overview
This category contains scripts designed to uninstall specific Windows apps related to Xbox. Uninstalling these apps may enhance system performance and privacy, as fewer apps are running in the background, accessing personal data or utilizing system resources.
If you're not using these services or apps, it might be beneficial to disable them for a cleaner and more privacy-focused user experience.
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Normal — Everyday Privacy (Enterprise-Grade)
- Recommended for all
- Safe for daily use
- No impact on system stability
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High — Advanced Privacy
- For advanced privacy-conscious users
- May affect some features
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Help
How to apply or restore "Remove Xbox apps" using script
- ≈ 2 min to complete
- Tools: Web Browser
- Difficulty: Simple
- ≈ 6 instructions
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Choose one of the options with different impact levels:
Normal
Some safe changes minimal system impact.High
Some potentially impactful changes with moderate system impact.
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Download the script file by clicking on the button above.
Use button above to restore changes. - 3
Keep the file
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Open the downloaded file. - 5
Exit
Once it's done, press any key to exit the window. - 6
Restart
Restart your computer for all changes to take effect.
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How to apply or restore "Remove Xbox apps" using privacy.sexy
- ≈ 3 min to complete
- Tools: privacy.sexy
- Difficulty: Simple
- ≈ 4 instructions
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- Search for the category name: Remove Xbox apps
- Check the category by clicking on the checkbox of the category.
Applying Normal to limit the impact.
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Run
Click on ▶️ Run button at the bottom of the page.This button only appears on desktop version (recommended). On browser, use 💾 Save button.
Explore This Guide
- 6 Privacy settings
Choose what to protect based on your needs: Click any option to learn more about what it does. Each change can be applied and reversed individually.
- Some settings and commands may require technical knowledge to apply correctly.
- Most users find the Normal protection above sufficient.
Remove "Xbox Console Companion" app
(Reference: Microsoft Store Page) This app comes pre-installed on certain versions of Windows. It's part of Microsoft Game Development Kit (GDK). Overview of default preinstallation - •OS: Windows 10 → Version: 19H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 20H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 21H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 22H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 11...
Remove "Xbox Live in-game experience" app
This script uninstalls the "Xbox Live in-game experience" app. This application provides TCUI functionality. Title-callable UI (TCUI) is a feature that allows game code to invoke pre-defined user interface displays. This app comes pre-installed on certain versions of Windows. It's part of Microsoft Game Development Kit (GDK). Uninstalling this script can contribute to user privacy by removing unnecessary apps that may have predefined interfaces linked with Xbox Live, minimizing potential data in...
Remove "Xbox Game Bar" app
(Reference: Microsoft Store Page) This app comes pre-installed on certain versions of Windows. It's part of Microsoft Game Development Kit (GDK). Overview of default preinstallation - •OS: Windows 10 → Version: 19H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 20H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 21H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 22H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 11 → Versio...
Remove "Xbox Game Bar Plugin" app
It's part of Microsoft Game Development Kit (GDK). This app comes pre-installed on certain versions of Windows. Overview of default preinstallation - •OS: Windows 10 → Version: 19H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 20H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 21H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 10 → Version: 22H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 11 → Version: 21H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 11 → Version: 22H2 → Existence: ✅ • OS: Windows 11 → Version: 23H2 → Existence: ✅
Remove "Xbox Identity Provider" app (breaks Xbox sign-in)
This script uninstalls the "Xbox Identity Provider" app. This app enables your PC games to connect to Xbox Live. Its removal can help prevent personal gaming data from being shared with Microsoft's servers. Running this script will impact: Xbox sign-in for certain games, making it impossible to log in. • Log-in functionality for Xbox Game Pass, leading to errors and inability to access games. • Log-in to the Xbox app itself. Common errors caused by the absence of this app include: "We tried to s...
Remove "Xbox Speech To Text Overlay" app
This script uninstalls the "Xbox Speech To Text Overlay" app. The app offers a speech-to-text feature for certain Xbox games. Specifically, it turns spoken words during a party chat into text which then appears on the game screen. This function is also termed as "game and chat transcription", and is compatible with games that support this feature. The removal of this app can help in reclaiming system resources and enhancing user privacy, as it would reduce the number of tools with potential voic...
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