Remove Feedback Hub from Windows
Short answer
UpdatedFeedback Hub is the app for sending problem reports and suggestions to Microsoft. This tweak removes its package for all users. It removes 1 app package, Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub among them.
What it does
Feedback Hub is the app for sending problem reports and suggestions to Microsoft. This tweak removes its package for all users.
In the app the switch is called "Remove Feedback Hub", described there as: Removes Feedback Hub application.
When it helps, and when it hurts
When it helps
- Removing an app most people never open.
When it hurts
- You cannot send feedback to Microsoft from the PC, and the Win + F shortcut does nothing.
- It is one-way: you reinstall it from the Microsoft Store.
What it writes
Exactly what the switch changes, read from the app's source. Switching it off is what the app writes when you turn the tweak off again.
App packages it removes, for all users:
Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub*
How to undo it
In the app: One-way
Switching it off doesn't reinstall the app. Get it back from the Microsoft Store.
This tweak is one-way in the app: switching it off does not put things back. Switching it off doesn't reinstall the app. Get it back from the Microsoft Store.
Changing several settings at once? The app's Make a restore point button, on every plan, makes a Windows restore point before you start.
Verdict
Safe housekeeping.
Questions
- What does the "Remove Feedback Hub" tweak change in Windows?
- It removes 1 app package, Microsoft.WindowsFeedbackHub among them.
- Is "Remove Feedback Hub" safe to switch on?
- Safe housekeeping. The main cost: You cannot send feedback to Microsoft from the PC, and the Win + F shortcut does nothing.
- How do I undo it?
- In the app this one is one-way. Switching it off doesn't reinstall the app. Get it back from the Microsoft Store.
- Is "Remove Feedback Hub" free in Frozen Tweaks?
- It is part of Frozen Pro and Elite. You can also make the change by hand with the values on this page.
In the app
- Switch
- Remove Feedback Hub
- Category
- Debloat
- Plan
- Pro
- Undo
- One-way
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Written by
Frost LIVEFounder of Frozen Tweaks, based in Hamburg, Germany. Publishes settings guides for competitive games on his YouTube channel, Frost LIVE.
In the app
- Category
- Debloat
- Plan
- Pro
- Undo
- One-way
Frozen Tweaks
Free for Windows 10 and 11
58 tweaks free, each with an undo switch. Never edits game files.
v2.0.0 · 6.4 MB · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · free account, no payment details
Or type frozentweaks.com on your PC.
The free Windows app for competitive games.
58 tweaks free, each with an undo switch. Never edits game files.
v2.0.0 · 6.4 MB · Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · free account, no payment details
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