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When you find a new app installed in your device, the mechanism behind this is as follows:
  • You get Windows update that brings new apps added to your "Provisioned apps".
  • If "SilentInstalledAppsEnabled" is "True" in your registry, it will check your "Provisioned apps" and compare it with installed apps and reinstall any missing app.
So to stop reinstalling apps, you either can disable "SilentInstalledAppsEnabled" or delete the app from your "Provisioned apps".

To check your "Provisioned apps" run the following command in terminal as admin:
Code:
Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Select PackageName
 
When you find a new app installed in your device, the mechanism behind this is as follows:
  • You get Windows update that brings new apps added to your "Provisioned apps".
  • If "SilentInstalledAppsEnabled" is "True" in your registry, it will check your "Provisioned apps" and compare it with installed apps and reinstall any missing app.
So to stop reinstalling apps, you either can disable "SilentInstalledAppsEnabled" or delete the app from your "Provisioned apps".

To check your "Provisioned apps" run the following command in terminal as admin:
Code:
Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online | Select PackageName
They are going to force me tinkering with registry, which I do not prefer to resort to 🙄
 
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They are going to force me tinkering with registry, which I do not prefer to resort to 🙄
If you don't want to deal with registry, here is a guide with using terminal or GUI if you prefer:
 

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