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Remove MS Edge is a Windows-focused project that packages methods to uninstall Microsoft Edge using either an executable approach or batch scripts, depending on how automated or hands-on you want the process to be. It targets users who prefer not to keep Edge installed and want a repeatable removal path rather than manual digging through system folders and app packages. The repository highlights practical compatibility considerations, including that certain apps and features may rely on...

Winzard-PIW is a modular Windows post-install and customization hub for Windows 10 and 11. It provides a local-first, script-based, transparent alternative to older post-install tools such as WPI, without relying on deprecated technologies like the Internet Explorer engine or ActiveX. The project is divided into two parts: PIW-Builder - Generates local catalogues - Prepares installers, portable apps, and customization resources PIW-Deploy - Installs EXE / MSI applications - Deploys portable applications - Provides a guided customization workflow Features: - Silent EXE / MSI installation - Portable app deployment - JSON-based workflow - Full user control and local execution - Builder / Deploy architecture - Early Windows customization support Winzard-PIW is a modular Windows post-install and customization hub for Windows 10 and 11.

A lightweight Windows PE deployment toolkit for deploying and capturing Windows images using Microsoft's Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM). ArkDeploy Toolkit is a free, open-source Windows deployment toolkit designed for IT professionals who prefer simple, transparent imaging workflows over large enterprise deployment platforms. Developed from real-world OEM Windows deployment experience, ArkDeploy Toolkit focuses on simple, repeatable imaging workflows built on standard Microsoft deployment technologies.

The Drivers on demand project is a system to provide transparent driver installations in linux, using perl primarily as the client (and bash scripting for hotplugging) , and a perl/xml backend.