For the average Windows user, the “Get Started” app is often overlooked and rarely used in Windows 11. Unlike other stock applications that can be easily uninstalled, the “Get Started” app cannot be removed. However, a recent discovery suggests that this may change in Windows Server 2025.
Changes Coming to Windows Server 2025
PhantomOfEarth on X has observed that the Windows Server 2025 Insider Preview build 26244 now allows users to hide the “Get Started” app, a feature that may not be particularly useful in a server environment. Additionally, certain sections of the Settings app, such as the “Nearby Share” page, may also be hidden in the future.
It remains to be seen whether these changes will be implemented in the consumer editions of Windows 11. While the Nearby Share settings are beneficial for home users, it is unlikely that many will miss the “Get Started” app once it is no longer visible. Windows 11 previously had a dedicated tips and tricks app, which has since been deprecated and will soon be removed from the operating system.
For those unfamiliar, the “Get Started” app is part of the Windows Feature Experience Pack, making it challenging to remove without causing issues with other system functions.
Stay tuned for more information on Windows Server 2025 Insider Preview build 26244 and its potential impact. Release notes for the consumer version of this build are also available for further details.
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