Alex Hirsch

@jrtoman stated in the initial post that the problem occurs when running `remove-default-apps.ps1`. The Xbox services are still enabled after running this script. They will only be disabled by `disable-services.ps1`.

Services just get disabled (as the name of the scripts says). You can simply re-active them in the services control panel (run services.msc). The services you are looking all start...

Okay, thanks for letting me know. Disabling scheduled tasks could definitely be the cause of this. Have you confirmed Windows Store to be working again after re-enabling scheduled tasks? If...

There is a control panel for scheduled tasks, you should be able to find it via the start menu. You can re-enable scheduled tasks by right clicking the entry. ...

In that case, disabled scheduled tasks may not be the culprit. There are 3 more things that come to mind. - Domains blocked via hosts file - IPs blocked via...

Okay, did your run`experimental_unfuckery.ps1` and did you modify the scripts in any way before running them?

In that case, that may be the fault. I don't think there is a sane way of undoing that. Let me highlight the description of this file: > This script...

Unfortunately no, I don't think so. Best approach would be to simply re-install.

Yes.

Thanks for your input. We used this method in the past and ditched it since it did not work for some people although they had an English installation. I'll add...