Uninstalling unnecessary core applications with one command Freeing up space occupied by Windows 10

As with earlier versions, Windows 10 comes bundled with many pre-installed application services, but there are certainly quite a few that you don't need now. Although common apps can be easily uninstalled through the Start menu, for some "core apps", it's not easy to leave them, because there is no traditional uninstall option at all. Of course, as long as you are proficient in PowerShell, deleting these apps is still a piece of cake.

How to use:

• Open the Start menu, type "PowerShell" and press Enter;

• Run“Get-AppxPackage -User username&rdquo The command (‘username’please replace with the current actual user name), all installed applications will be displayed;

• find the application to be deleted, copy the actual “PackageFullName”;

• Run“Remove-AppxPackage PackageFullName”command;

For example:

If you want to uninstall ‘ connections & rsquo; (People) in Windows 10 Application, then run “Remove-AppxPackage Microsoft.People_1.10241.0.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe”.

It should be noted that caution should be exercised when performing the above operations. After all, some are necessary for the integrity of the system. If you don't know what an app is doing, it's best to leave it there (safety first).