Win8 system New UI application management skills

New UI is a representative highlight of the Win8 system, and its stand out seems to be a big subversion. The features of New UI are simple and intuitive. There are no overly dazzling dazzling backgrounds and function icons, but through this interface we can easily view real-time news, emails, contact updates and more. Apps in the app store are installed by default in the system drive letter, and the space occupied by the app is large for a long time. So how do we view the space occupied by the application installed in the new interface? In fact, in the Win8 system, we can check the size of the application through the built-in settings, so that we can know which applications are expensive.

The application in the app store is installed in the WindowsApps folder under C:Program Files. After a long time, the application may have more junk files in the folder, not for the system disk. For wealthy users, they may want to release some junk files or uninstall applications that take up a lot of space. Let's take a look:

1. Click the Win+I button to set the window, then click “Change PC Settings”.

2. Select the “General” option, then find the "Available Storage" option on the right, then click on "View App Size" below, the system will start counting the space used by the app. Quantity, and arranged according to the amount of space from large to small.

3. As you can see, here is a list of the storage used by all applications under the New UI.

4. If there are unwanted applications, you can uninstall them in all applications.