I figured it out. You need to change in gpedit
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Search
like this
followed by a reboot.
Now it's clean
Many thanks for your reply. But I'm afraid my case is a bit more complicated. I have no Copilot App installed
Get-AppxPackage | Where-Object {$_.NonRemovable -eq $False} | Select PackageFullName
PackageFullName
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Microsoft.NET.Native.Framework.2.2_2.2.29512.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe...
Please disregard! After I wrote this I realized that I used
dism /Image:C:\Mount /Get-Packages
instead of
dism /Image:C:\Mount /Get-ProvisionedAppxPackages
now I can see all the junk
I have purchased a genuine copy of Windows 11 Pro OEM from a retail store and it came with a DVD containing 23H2.
I have created an iso from this DVD using these instructions
Install Microsoft ADK -> Deployment Tools
mkdir C:\temp\dvd_files
Copy-Item -Path F:\* -Destination C:\temp\dvd_files...
I have the paid version of Revo and it doesn't solve the problem. Also I don't think Revo is the best uninstaller in my experience I come to rely more on the free HiBit Uninstaller. Stop recommending Revo.
I was able to prevent from reinstalling AWCC by using the Policy Editor of Windows 11 Pro
Computer Configuration -> Windows Components -> Windows Update -> Manage Updates offered from Windows Update -> "Do not include drivers with Windows Updates" (Enabled)
Then I did an uninstall of...
Under
C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\
you will find some folders which contain the driver files, for Alienware these are named awcc_*, for example
awcc_awccappandwin32_dchu_component.inf_amd64_59695c79e4256506
if you look inside you will find AWCCInstallationManager.exe
The...