Write-Log "Removing bloatware for current user..." -Color Cyan foreach ($app in $bloatwareApps) try $package = Get-AppxPackage -Name $app -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if ($package) Remove-AppxPackage -Package $package -ErrorAction Stop Write-Log "SUCCESS: Removed $app" -Color Green $removed += $app
But, I wasn't done yet. I wanted to take it a step further and remove any remaining apps that might be lurking in the background. I used the following command to get a list of all installed apps: powershell script to remove windows 11 bloatware
To remove a specific app for the current user, use this syntax: Get-AppxPackage *AppName* | Remove-AppxPackage Write-Log "Removing bloatware for current user
While you can uninstall apps one by one through Settings, using PowerShell is the most efficient way to deeply clean your system. This guide provides a safe, comprehensive PowerShell approach to removing Windows 11 bloatware. Why Use PowerShell for Bloatware Removal? This guide provides a safe
| Issue | Solution | |-------|----------| | Script won't run | Ensure PowerShell is running as Administrator | | Access denied errors | Some system apps require additional permissions | | App reappears after restart | Provisioned packages may need separate removal (included in script) | | Store apps stop working | Reinstall specific apps via Microsoft Store |