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Windows 10 comes jam packed with many Microsoft Store applications that you may (or may not) want to have. If you don't want an application then it is typically a good idea to uninstall them... but how is this done?
This video will walk you through the uninstallation and removal of unwanted Windows 10 Microsoft Store apps. This process can be done in a couple of ways and I will make sure to show you a common error people make when attempting to uninstall their Windows 10 applications.
For those of you who don't know the difference, an "App" is a program that was downloaded directly from the Microsoft App store on your Windows 10 computer or tablet. A "program" is a Windows 10 program that was installed with a downloaded (or disk based) installer. Apps tend to have smaller functions than full program software packages.
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SAVE 50% On My Windows 10 Basics Course! https://www.craigthetechteacher.com/courses/windows-10-basics/
Windows 10 comes jam packed with many Microsoft Store applications that you may (or may not) want to have. If you don't want an application then it is typically a good idea to uninstall them... but how is this done?
This video will walk you through the uninstallation and removal of unwanted Windows 10 Microsoft Store apps. This process can be done in a couple of ways and I will make sure to show you a common error people make when attempting to uninstall their Windows 10 applications.
For those of you who don't know the difference, an "App" is a program that was downloaded directly from the Microsoft App store on your Windows 10 computer or tablet. A "program" is a Windows 10 program that was installed with a downloaded (or disk based) installer. Apps tend to have smaller functions than full program software packages.