thebookisclosed / ViVe

C# library and console app for using new feature control APIs available in Windows 10 version 2004 and newer

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sakmak07 opened this issue · comments

How can i completely remove vivetool from my pc?

Just drag and drop vivetool into your recycle bin, easy!

ViVeTool is a standalone program, it does not get "installed" in any shape or form. It's like asking how to remove regedit hoping it would undo registry changes you made but don't want anymore.

To get rid of the overrides you've put in place you'll want to use the /fullreset command. This is however not functional in newest production and Dev builds due to slight changes to the underlying feature mechanism in Windows, my apologies.

An update that's coming later this week will address the issue. Feel free to give the command a try, you might be on an old enough revision for it to still work. In case it doesn't it won't break anything.

Just drag and drop vivetool into your recycle bin, easy!

Already did, that didn't work 😅

ViVeTool is a standalone program, it does not get "installed" in any shape or form. It's like asking how to remove regedit hoping it would undo registry changes you made but don't want anymore.

To get rid of the overrides you've put in place you'll want to use the /fullreset command. This is however not functional in newest production and Dev builds due to slight changes to the underlying feature mechanism in Windows, my apologies.

An update that's coming later this week will address the issue. Feel free to give the command a try, you might be on an old enough revision for it to still work. In case it doesn't it won't break anything.

I just downloaded latest version yesterday, guess it won't work but I could wait. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling latest win11 update thinking it would solve anything but it didn't either.

ViVeTool is a standalone program, it does not get "installed" in any shape or form. It's like asking how to remove regedit hoping it would undo registry changes you made but don't want anymore.

To get rid of the overrides you've put in place you'll want to use the /fullreset command. This is however not functional in newest production and Dev builds due to slight changes to the underlying feature mechanism in Windows, my apologies.

An update that's coming later this week will address the issue. Feel free to give the command a try, you might be on an old enough revision for it to still work. In case it doesn't it won't break anything.

so what's going on? it's been more than two weeks.

v0.3.3 with a fix for the issue is now out.