In the event that you accidentally delete something you need, we’ll also be showing how to restore built-in apps in Windows 10 after an uninstall.

Remove other UWP bloatware in Windows 10.

Thankfully, you can remove bloatware with a PowerShell script we’ve crafted, which can perform (but isn’t limited to) the following tasks: On top of that, the apps you do get rid of are likely to re-appear when you have a Windows 10 feature update. You can’t uninstall built-in Windows 10 as like Cortana, Edge, and Windows Feedback. Uninstall Photos and you’ll be left without a viewer until you download a third-party one.

Remove Bing News, for example, and you could break Cortana’s story functionality. It’s worth noting, however, that some of these apps are essential for the running of the OS, and there are some Microsoft deems so important that you can’t even delete them via this method. How to uninstall Windows 10 apps that have been pre-installed None of these take up much space on your system, but they do clog up the App list, so we’re going to show you how to uninstall them and remove the Windows 10 bloatware. The OS ships with numerous apps, from Mail to Photos, the outdated Skype, defunct Groove Music, Xbox, and finance management. I’m sure there’s a user out there that uses each of Windows 10’s built-in apps, but it’s probably just that –a single person.

5 Using Windows10Debloater to Easily Remove All Built-in Windows 10 Apps.4 How to Reinstall All Pre-installed Windows 10 Apps.3 How to Remove All Installed Store Apps with a PowerShell Command.

2 How to Remove All Built-in Windows 10 Apps at Once with PowerShell.1 How to Delete a Specific Built-in Windows 10 App with PowerShell.