It looks like that for the latest version of Windows 10, PowerShell is not powerful enough to remove user installed Windows Store apps. Hong Monday, November 27, 2017 3:13 PM Hong, I found this method from someone else a couple of years ago posted on Cnet and it works well for me...
But there is an advanced method which can be used to get rid of all or specific built-in apps in Windows 10. You can remove any desired bundled app in Windows 10 with the help of this method. The method we are talking about, includes use ofPowerShellprogram present in Windows 10. You...
App removal commands What you need to do first is launch a PowerShell window with administrator privileges. So fire up the Start menu and type PowerShell, but don't press Enter. Right-click the PowerShell shortcut and click “Run as administrator.” If you want to see all installed apps,...
hi gents, i have a request to bulk remove unlicensed people from chat group, which is self-organized by random users since unlicensed people are in...
Remove Windows 10 bloatware with this PowerShell script One resourceful Reddit user recentlypublished an interesting scriptthat allows Fall Creators Update users to quickly and easily remove default apps. First, runPowershellin administrator mode, and then launch the commandSet-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned...
[ManagedMobileAppId <String>]: The unique identifier of managedMobileApp [MdmWindowsInformationProtectionPolicyId <String>]: The unique identifier of mdmWindowsInformationProtectionPolicy [MobileAppAssignmentId <String>]: The unique identifier of mobileAppAssignment...
There are some pre-installed apps that you might not be able to uninstall via a normal user interface, for example, Gaming Services or People. In this case, you can use elevated PowerShell to remove apps you don't want/need, although please be aware that removing built-in apps may compr...
Now in my experience the app that wouldn’t uninstall had no reaction to my clicking the Uninstall button. I didn’t get an error message, the app just didn’t uninstall. The next step was to open up PowerShell and ‘get under the hood’ so to speak. Open u...
Click the Windows 10 start menu and type in ‘PowerShell’. Right-click the PowerShell app and click “Run as administrator”. Type the following command and press the Enter key: Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.XboxApp | Remove-AppxPackage Wait until the process is finished. It should only take ...
The Windows10Debloater is a PowerShell script developed by Sycnex. It removes almost every additional Windows 10 package from the operating system, stripping it bare. Within that, however, it also removes apps you might find useful, such as TuneInRadio, PowerBI, or the Windows Netflix app....