Sysprp Failed To Remove Apps For The | Current User 0x80073cf2

Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$env:SystemRoot\SystemApps*\AppxManifest.xml"

Open the file in Notepad and search for "0x80073cf2" or "Failed to remove apps". You will see a line like: Package [PackageName] was installed for a user, but not provisioned for all users. . 2. Remove the App via PowerShell

| Best Practice | Implementation | |---------------|----------------| | during image build. | Use local administrator only. | | Avoid opening modern apps (Settings, Photos, Camera, etc.) before Sysprep. | Do not launch any UWP app. | | Remove consumer app provisioned packages early in build sequence. | Run removal script post-update, pre-Sysprep. | | Do not sysprep more than 3 times on same image without refresh. | Use slmgr /dlv to check reset count; rebuild after 3 attempts. | | Use CopyProfile carefully (unattend.xml). | Set to false if modern apps are present. | sysprp failed to remove apps for the current user 0x80073cf2

To remove a specific app package:

If you are already stuck with the error and cannot restart the process, you must manually strip the apps from the current user and the system provision. | | Avoid opening modern apps (Settings, Photos, Camera, etc

Search for 0x80073cf2 and the app package name if listed.

The error 0x80073cf2 during a Sysprep operation can stem from several factors: | Run removal script post-update

When you log in as the Administrator, Windows automatically installs the default Store apps (Weather, Mail, Xbox, etc.) for that profile. When you later try to run SysPrep, the tool tries to clean up these apps system-wide but hits a wall because the Administrator profile is still attached to them.