PwrShell: Remove-AppxPackage & Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -AllUsers

Bastet said:

The first cmd would install or remove the app just for the currently logged in user whereas the second would install/remove the app for all users on the PC.
If there’s only 1 user then the first cmd is fine.

Hi,
as for my first question: in a single-user scenario, would the package under %ProgramFiles%\WindowsApps get removed both with and without the -AllUsers parameter?
If talking about provisioned apps, any difference for newly created users?
As regarding the second question: could you help explaining the meaning of -AllUsers for the Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage cmdlet?
Cheers,
Mark

Bastet said:

All users just refers to all the user accounts which are on the PC.

Right.
The meaning of -AllUsers is clear for the Remove-AppxPackage cmdlet, which uninstalls the package on a per-user basis.

On the other hand, Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage works on provisioned packages in a Windows image and does not affect existing user accounts. The MS doc page doesn't help, either:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/pow...-ps#parameters

Bastet said:

Yes it would.

Little update: even in the case of a single user, adding -AllUsers to Remove-AppxPackage does make a difference. I've been testing it for the last weeks, and this is what I see:
Completely uninstall provisioned apps: how-to and detailed explanation
Cheers,
Mark