anchor.diff:  
   :: 4. Does the default folder have any files in it? If so, skip removal
   call functions\log_with_date.bat "   Checking if OneDrive is in use, please wait..."
  -stage_2_de-bloat\onedrive_removal\diruse.exe /q:1 "%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive" >> "%LOGPATH%\%LOGFILE%" 2>&1
  +::    First, delete desktop.ini so it doesn't incorrectly trip the 'onedrive is in use' check
  +if exist "%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\desktop.ini" del /f /q "%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\desktop.ini" >nul 2>&1
  +stage_2_de-bloat\onedrive_removal\diruse.exe /q:1.2 "%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive" >> "%LOGPATH%\%LOGFILE%" 2>&1
   if /i not %ERRORLEVEL%==0 (
   	call functions\log_with_date.bat "!  OneDrive appears to be in use (files exist in the OneDrive folder). Skipping removal."
   	goto :skip_onedrive_removal
  
positive.code: 
  
  
  :: JOB: Remove crapware programs, phase 4: auxiliary WildTangent scan
  title Tron v%TRON_VERSION% [stage_2_de-bloat] [auxiliary WildTangent scan]
  call functions\log_with_date.bat "   Attempt junkware removal: Phase 4 (auxiliary WildTangent scan)..."
  if /i %DRY_RUN%==no (
  	REM Gateway Games (Gateway-branded WildTangent games)
  	REM These two FOR loops should catch ALL Gateway games, in theory at least
  	REM Basically, loop through the games subdirectory, and if an "Uninstall.exe" exists ANYWHERE, run it with the /silent flag
  	if exist "%ProgramFiles%\Gateway Games" ( for /r "%ProgramFiles%\Gateway Games" %%i in (Uninstall.exe) do ( if exist "%%i" "%%i" /silent ) )
  	if exist "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Gateway Games" ( for /r "%ProgramFiles(x86)%\Gateway Games" %%i in (Uninstall.exe) do ( if exist "%%i" "%%i" /silent ) )
  )
  call functions\log_with_date.bat "   Done."
  
  
negative.code: :: This variable is just to detect if we removed OneDrive or not. If we DIDN'T then we use it to make sure file sync isn't disabled
  set ONEDRIVE_REMOVED=no
  
  :: 1. Are we on Windows 10? If not, skip removal
  if /i not "%WIN_VER:~0,9%"=="Windows 1" goto :skip_onedrive_removal
  
  