With a few simple PowerShell commands, you can remove and restore any of the built-in apps that come with Windows 10. Here's everything you need to know to clean up that Start menu.

1] Remove the apps from the ISO file. This solution works on Windows 11/10 machines, where you are going to install it fresh. We will have to remove the apps from the ISO file and install them, so ...

But if you try to remove it, the Settings app won't allow let you because it's a built-in app. Luckily, you can use the PowerShell command-line tool to remove the Mail app on Windows 10 ...

Windows 10 comes bundled with a number of tiled apps built-in, like Calendar, Mail, Maps, and others. You can’t get rid of them the usual way, so here ...

Windows 10 has a lot of pre-installed apps like Xbox, Groove Music, People, Maps, etc. They don't occupy much space but there are simple ways to uninstall them if you wish to get rid of them.

For any apps and programs you don’t need or use, you can uninstall them on Windows 10. There are different methods, and it depends on what app you’re trying to remove, but we’ll walk you ...

3] Use a PowerShell command to remove the Immersive Reader app If you are a power user, this method works like a charm. Open PowerShell with admin privileges , and execute the Remove App package ...

When uninstalling a Windows 10 app, hit Uninstall on the pop-up agreeing to uninstall the app and its related info. When uninstalling a desktop program, the Programs and Features window from the ...

That was easy, and it now works for traditional desktop programs as well as Store apps, unlike in Windows 8. Managing apps from Settings. Before uninstalling you have to wait for the Windows 10 ...