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> You of course loose a couple of utilities, such as the calculator (but you can simply do calculations in powershell, python or whatever), the image viewer (yo
by gjsman-1000 4y ago
> You of course loose a couple of utilities, such as the calculator (but you can simply do calculations in powershell, python or whatever), the image viewer (you can view images in Paint) and audio/video player (just install VLC or open them with a browser).
This is, technically speaking, only if you run the script from Windows 11. Windows 10 still has Paint, WordPad, Windows Media Player, Remote Desktop, and some others as unpackaged system components that aren't in the Store. So, if you are still on 10, you won't have that issue.