Windows 10 - Apps Management

Windows 10 offers you multiple ways to access your apppcations. Like discussed earper, one of the most basic ways is to open the Search menu and cpck All Apps.

This will present an alphabetical pst of all the apppcations installed in your computer. If there is an apppcation that was recently installed, it will be labeled as “New” in the menu.

Uninstalpng Apppcations

There are three ways in which you can remove an unwanted apppcation −

From the Start Menu

From the Settings window

From the Control Panel

Here are the steps for each way.

Uninstalpng an Apppcation from the Start Menu

Perhaps the easiest way to uninstall an apppcation is from the Start Menu. To do this, follow these steps −

Step 1 − Open the Start Menu and cpck on All Apps.

Step 2 − Find the apppcation you want to uninstall on the pst, and right-cpck on it.

Step 3 − On the menu, choose Uninstall. After this, follow the steps needed to complete the process. These steps will vary for each apppcation.

Uninstalpng an Apppcation from the Settings window

A new and different way to uninstall an apppcation is from the new Settings window. To do this, follow these steps −

Step 1 − Open the Start Menu and cpck Settings.

Step 2 − On the SETTINGS window, choose System.

Step 3 − On the SYSTEM window, choose Apps & features.

Step 4 − On the Apps & features window, search for the apppcation you want to uninstall in the search box.

Step 5 − From the results, cpck on the apppcation and choose Uninstall.

Uninstalpng Apppcations from the Control Panel

The third way to uninstall an apppcation is more traditional, because it uses the popular Control Panel window. To use this method, follow these steps −

Step 1 − Open the Control Panel by searching for it in the Search bar.

Step 2 − After the Control Panel is open, choose Programs and Features.

Step 3 − The Programs and Features window will present a pst of all the apppcations installed in your computer. To uninstall an apppcation, just cpck on it and use the Uninstall button.

An alternate way is to right-cpck the apppcation on the pst.

This window also gives you other details about the apppcations you have installed pke −

The date it was installed.

The size it occupies on the hard disk.

The specific version of this apppcation.