I then saw this post from Ben Whitmore and decided I wanted it to be self-updating too. There are plenty of scripts out there, but none quite ticked all of the boxes, I wanted something that would remove all MS apps without me having to mess with the store, manufacturer bloat and anything else which might have crept on. I, personally, prefer to embrace the future and go all out Autopilot, ship straight to your users and let Intune sort the rest which obviously pushes me down the scripting route.
This of course works well, but it’s effort and also means you can’t ship straight from the manufacturer unless you also send a USB stick with something like the excellent OSD Cloud from David Segura (which I would strongly recommend for “it’s dead, Jim,” rebuilds. One option is to take the machine and drop on a fresh ISO, add the autopilot hash (or inject the JSON) and then remove the Microsoft apps via Store for Business and uninstall assignments.
One complaint I often hear about using straight OOBE autopilot is around the bloatware, either manufacturer installed (McAfee trials anyone?) or the Microsoft stuff, after all, who needs Xbox Gaming bar on an enterprise machine?
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