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Restart your PC and go to the Settings app.(If you’re using Windows 10-64 bit, you still need to create a 32-bit DWORD value). Set the value date to 1 to add Mixed Reality to Settings.Modify/create a new 32-bit DWORD value named FirstRunSucceeded.Go to the following Registry Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionHolographic4.

Close Settings if the Mixed Reality app is open.Therefore Microsoft suggests that you back up the registry.Īccording to Microsoft, you should follow these steps: We recommend caution, as changing this registry involves some risks. You simply have to go to the main page of settings via Registry Editor. Microsoft’s Community page offers another easy solution for removing Mixed Reality. Mixed Reality gets a new startup experience and Steam VR boot option.Windows Mixed Reality on Chrome: Everything You Need to Know.Download Mixed Reality Portal for Windows 10/11.In the end, you should restart Windows again and this should do the trick.If you cannot find it, it means the file is not installed. Go on and copy the Capability identity that you see begins with Holographic.Open PowerShell in Administrator mode and type: Dism /Online /Get-capabilities The CAB is previously downloaded during the initial experience of a user and it should be eliminated. Mixed Realities relies on this in order to work. Remove also the Feature-On-Demand CAB.Remove also the contents of the SpatialStore file, and remember that it’s important not to remove the file itself! You’ll find it in: C:ProgramDataWindowsHolographicDevicesSpatialStore.To go on, you should remove json from C:_cw5n1h2txyewyLocalState – and this file should be removed for every user who used Windows Mixed Reality.Remove DeviceId and Mode from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPerceptionSimulationExtensions.