Apr 20, 2018, 10:33 am
When you first use Windows 10, you’ll see a number of pre-installed apps. Many of these can be removed quite easily, while others are more complicated. To remove the apps, all you need to do is find their entries in the Start menu, right-click their icon, and select Uninstall.
There are also a number of pre-installed apps in Windows 10 that can be removed as well, but the process is a little more complicated. For the trickier-to-remove apps, you’ll need to use the Windows PowerShell. With the PowerShell window open, you’ll now need to type in the following code to remove apps:
Change *appname* with this code:
Camera (windowscamera); 3D Builder (3dbuilder); Alarms and Clock (windowsalarms); Calendar and Mail (windowscommunicationsapps); Calculator (windowscalculator); Groove Music (zunemusic); Maps (windowsmaps); Movies & TV (zunevideo); OneNote (onenote); People (people); Photos (photos); Store (windowsstore); Voice Recorder (soundrecorder); Xbox (xboxapp).
Example:
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There are also a number of pre-installed apps in Windows 10 that can be removed as well, but the process is a little more complicated. For the trickier-to-remove apps, you’ll need to use the Windows PowerShell. With the PowerShell window open, you’ll now need to type in the following code to remove apps:
Code:
Get-AppxPackage *appname* | Remove-AppxPackageChange *appname* with this code:
Camera (windowscamera); 3D Builder (3dbuilder); Alarms and Clock (windowsalarms); Calendar and Mail (windowscommunicationsapps); Calculator (windowscalculator); Groove Music (zunemusic); Maps (windowsmaps); Movies & TV (zunevideo); OneNote (onenote); People (people); Photos (photos); Store (windowsstore); Voice Recorder (soundrecorder); Xbox (xboxapp).
Example:
Code:
Get-AppxPackage *windowscamera* | Remove-AppxPackage