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 1. `Inventory AppX Packages.ps1`: The `Get-AppxPackage` cmdlet in PowerShell can find all installed Microsoft Store apps, but it does not do a good job of discovering their display names. At best, it can show the technical package name. This script lists all AppX packages installed for the current user account, along with their display names. It accepts a `-Verbose` switch and its output can be piped to `Format-Table` or `Format-List`. I believe it can be expanded to work machine-wide.
 2. `Reinstall-AppxPackages.ps1`: This script belongs to long-gone days. Nowdays, it is probably just dangerous. It is used to reset and re-register all AppX packages that were either shipped with Windows or were published by Microsoft. It is a safer alternative to the utterly sadistic oneliner that retrived a list of all AppX packages and reset them all.
-3. `Repair system apps.ps1`: This script also belongs to long-gone days. Nowdays, it is probably just dangerous. It performs a Windows repair via DISM and SFC, then re-registers all AppX packages installed in the "SystemApp" folder.
+3. `Repair system apps.ps1`: This script also belongs to long-gone days. Nowdays, it is probably just dangerous. It re-registers all AppX packages installed in the "SystemApp" folder.
 4. `(Specialized) Remove these appx packages.ps1`: This one is mostly for me, but others can find educational value in it. This script uninstalls a number of Microsoft Store apps for all users, without deleting their provisioned packages. I believe it can only run on Windows 10 version 1809 or later.
 
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