Win10 how to uninstall the built-in application

The latest released Windows
10, will be accompanied by a number of applications such as news, mail, audio and video. In comparison, uninstalling the mobile phone pre-installation involves Root and other means, but to uninstall the Windows
10 built-in application is relatively simple, using the system's own tools can be achieved. Download the small series to demonstrate

For applications installed through the Windows Store, you can right click on the tile on the Start menu and select the “Uninstall” command to remove, but this method is for photos, music. Win10 pre-installed apps such as OneNote, Camera, etc. are invalid, because you can't find the option to "Uninstall" However, Microsoft has not really blocked the way to uninstall. Users can still uninstall unwanted pre-installed applications via the Windows PowerShell system tool. The detailed steps are as follows:

1. Start PowerShell: in the search box, type “powershell”, right click on “Windows PowerShell” labeled “Desktop Application” and select “ld as administrator”. Run ” command;

Run PowerShell as an administrator

2. In the PowerShell window that opens, type “Get-AppxPackage |  Select Name, PackageFullName” (note the space and English punctuation), check the list of installed applications;

Installed application list

3. Enter “Get-AppxPackage -allusers PackageFullName |   Remove-AppxPackage” to uninstall the specified application, where PackageFullName is the string in the list on the right side of the above image. Here we don't need to enter a full long list of names, we can use some fields plus wildcards to simplify the command.

For example, if you want to uninstall Windows10's built-in “voice recorder”, the detailed name of the application is: Microsoft.WindowsSoundRecorder_10.1507.7010.0_x86__8wekyb3d8bbwe, we can use *soundrecorder* instead of this long string Name, ie: Get-AppxPackage -allusers *soundrecorder* |   Remove-AppxPackage

Note: We can use Get-AppxPackage -allusers |  Remove-AppxPackage to uninstall all built-in apps, but this is not recommended as it will be uninstalled with the Windows Store and can easily affect subsequent use.

Win10 built-in application corresponding uninstall command, unlisted applications can be passed through the "Start menu - all applications" right-click uninstall

calendar, mail

get- Appxpackage *communicationsapps* |  Remove-appxpackage

People

get-appxpackage *people* |  Remove-appxpackage

Groove Music

get-appxpackage *zunemusic* |  Remove-appxpackage

Movies and TV

get-appxpackage *zunevideo* |  Remove-appxpackage

·Command get-appxpackage *zune* |  Remove-appxpackage can delete both items at the same time

Finance

get-appxpackage *bingfinance* |  Remove-appxpackage

Information

get-appxpackage *bingnews* |  Remove-appxpackage

Sports

get-appxpackage *bingsports* |  Remove-appxpackage

Weather

get-appxpackage *bingweather* |  Remove-appxpackage

·Command get-appxpackage *bing* |  Remove-appxpackage can delete the above four items at the same time

OneNote

get-appxpackage *onenote* |  Remove-appxpackage

Alarm Clock and Clock

get-appxpackage *alarms* |  Remove-appxpackage

Calculator

get-appxpackage *calculator* |  Remove-appxpackage

Camera

get-appxpackage *camera* |  Remove-appxpackage

Photos

get-appxpackage *photos* |  Remove-appxpackage

Maps

get-appxpackage *maps* |  Remove-appxpackage

Voice Recorder

get-appxpackage *soundrecorder* |  Remove-appxpackage

XBox

get-appxpackage *xbox* |  Remove-appxpackage

4. If you need to restore the uninstalled application, you can use the command Get-AppxPackage -allusers |  Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -register "$($_.InstallLocation)appxmanifest.xml" -DisableDevelopmentMode}, which will reload all built-in apps.