How to remove OutlookPWA and FlipgridPWA in WinSxs?

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I use NTLite to custom my Windows 11 ISO (26100.1000). I found there are two packages in winsxs and servicing/packages. It seems I can't find it with dism commands or in NTLite, is there any clean methods to remove them just like I use NTLite or dism? And why can't NTLite do this? Do they haven't been found by the developers or just NTLite hasn't got the ability to remove it?
 
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Hi,

search for "InboxApp" on the Components page (either in the toolbar or in the filter row).
It will show those components for removal, if they are in \Windows\InboxApps (inside the Mount Directory/Image).

If they are not, let me know which image is that and I'll upgrade the detection to include packages as well.

Thank you.
 
nuhi said:
Hi,

search for "InboxApp" on the Components page (either in the toolbar or in the filter row).
It will show those components for removal, if they are in \Windows\InboxApps (inside the Mount Directory/Image).

If they are not, let me know which image is that and I'll upgrade the detection to include packages as well.

Thank you.
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I have removed all metro apps include InboxApp，it seems they are old components which haven't been installed or enabled, Microsoft only push outlook(new) to new windows, not outlook(pwa) or flipgrid(pwa), I found it in 26100.1000 (24H2) & 22631.2715 (23H2), so I think they exist in all windows 11 versions.
 
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I'm curious about how NTLite works, it looks like it works via dism and can remove almost all components, but when I tried to remove these two packages the same way it did, I found myself only able to find a very small number of packages via dism, maybe there is a more advanced way to use dism?
 
nuhi said:
Hi,

search for "InboxApp" on the Components page (either in the toolbar or in the filter row).
It will show those components for removal, if they are in \Windows\InboxApps (inside the Mount Directory/Image).

If they are not, let me know which image is that and I'll upgrade the detection to include packages as well.

Thank you.
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I can't remove it with remove-windowspackage
 
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