Hi @maceduki2c8e85,
It seems that all the modules you've listed are currently disabled in your Magento 2.4.5-p1 instance. While some of these modules may not be essential for basic functionality, others may provide important features or services that you might want to enable depending on your specific requirements.
To determine which modules are essential for your store's functionality, you can follow these steps:
Review Module Descriptions:
Go through the list of modules and review their descriptions to understand what functionality or features they provide. You can find these descriptions in the module's registration.php file or in the official Magento documentation.
Identify Core Functionality:
Identify modules that are related to core functionality such as catalog management, checkout process, payment methods, customer management, order management, etc. These modules are typically essential for the basic operation of your store.
Check Dependencies:
Some modules may have dependencies on other modules. If you enable a module, ensure that its dependencies are also enabled to avoid conflicts or issues.
Test Functionality:
Enable and test the functionality provided by each module to determine if it's necessary for your store's operation or if it adds value to your store.
Consider Customizations:
If you've customized your Magento instance or if you're using custom modules or extensions, consider whether any of these modules are required for your customizations to work properly.
It's important to carefully evaluate each module and its functionality before enabling it in your store to ensure that it aligns with your business needs and doesn't cause any conflicts or issues with other modules or extensions. These all are default Magento modules and essential. Do not change anything in the root files if it is possible and make them enabled if possible.
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