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I found an additional application called "ms-resource:Displayname" in the list of applications on my start menu and I couldn't remove it
I go into the App settings through its right-click menu and see that the application is "SecHealthUI"
No exceptions to Windows Security's functionality
Attempted to reset the application using Get-AppxPackage method, it didn't work
I want to know how to delete it.
Tried to contact customer service but customer service didn't answer calls during work hours
My Windows version is Windows 11 Enterprise Insider Preview 22H2 23493.1000
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No, you should not remove SecHealthUI.exe from your computer. It is an essential component of the Windows Security Health Agent and plays a crucial role in providing you with information about the security status of your system. Removing or disabling this process can prevent you from accessing important security-related information and may compromise the overall security of your computer.
No,I just want it not to show up in the list of apps,not remove SecHealthUI.exe
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From what you explained, it seems to be a bug, so I advise you to open the Feedback Hub app and report this issue as bug and submit image and other relevant information which might help to reproduce the problem.
I believe this is a bug, try open the Command prompt as administrator and type the following command:
sfc /scannow
Press enter and let it runs and check the result.
Open start and search for feedback and open the Feedback Hub app and report this issue.
so I can't remove it right now?
Thank you for the screenshot.
Are you observing the same behavior in safe mode too?
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I was referring are you seeing the icon in the Safe Mode too?
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I can still see it.
idk what happen, but i got an e-mail saying I've been deactivated by Microsoft Q&A. So I have to reply with another account.
Sad
Like I mentioned earlier, this is a bug and it is better to report it using the Feedback Hub app.
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Just go here:
C:\Users[Username]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs
Nuke or add the shortcuts and it'll disappear from your Start/App menu list. Its still installed and you'll be able to find it via Search.
Note:
nonono,that's a system app