To remove apps (packages) that are amenable, there are two steps:įirst one must uninstall (for the current user) with something like Many of these are services and other things one should not interfere with. I have removed everything I can (in the past, new rubbish may have appeared since), but there are still 121 (yes, one hundred and twenty one) apps listed. Get-AppxPackage -allusers * | Select Name, PackageFullName Firstly, to see all the available apps, you must run Powershell as an administrator: What follows is only an extract from the enormous amount of information on the links already provided by others. I can only touch on it here, as it is complex, and it appears MS does not want you, the ordinary user, messing about - or they would have made it easier. There is a tutorial for removing apps using Powershell for the built-in apps, but you may be referring to others you've obtained and uninstalled. Software Giveaway & Coupon Code | WinningPC However there's a 6month license giveaway for the pro version: How to Remove Windows 10 Built-in Apps Easily and Freely I can't tell if the free version does this from a quick search These may help remove these, but as they are remnants, not completely installed, I cannot say for sure, never having tried that with UWP apps.

Revo Uninstaller Pro v4 (I seem to remember - I only have v3). Try using an uninstaller that can uninstall UWP apps (not all do, especially not free versions).ī. You might gain some space, if that's significant enough to merit the effort, but not delete everything related to the app.ī. 'hack it and hope' - delete folders related to those apps and hope nothing bad happens. Analyzing the space on C: I saw that some apps that I had uninstalled still exist in the windowsApps folder and even old versions of some apps are there taking up space.Ī.

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