Windows 10 comes with a lot of new features and improvements. First time Microsoft, let you install its new OS at no extra cost, also you can upgrade your PC already running a genuine copy of Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1. However, it’s come with various restrictions, which makes Windows 10 not completely free.
It’s come with pre-installed apps like People, Maps, Xbox, Photos, Groove music, OneDrive, Skype and others. Windows 1o doesn’t provide any point-and-click way to uninstall these apps. But if you want to uninstall these apps then you are right place at the right time.
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Uninstalling Promotional Apps From Windows 10
When you install Windows 10 in your PC first time, you will notice some apps preinstalled default on the Start menu. These apps like Candy crush, phone companion, Get Skype, Get Office and more. They consume space and looks annoying. Now, just follow the steps below.
Step 1: Use the “Windows + I” key and open the “Setting App” page.
Step 2: Now, go-to “App & Features.”
Step 3: On “App & Features” you will see list of all your desktop and store apps currently installed on your PC.
Step 4: Now, click on the “Get Office App” then click on the Uninstall button to finish the removal.
Step 5: Repeat the previous process for remaining promotional apps, such as “Get Skype, Phone Companion, Candy Crush and others.
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Disabling App Suggestions From The Start Menu
Windows 10 also include a new feature the show the app suggestion in Start menu. just Follow the steps below and disable the “App Suggestions.”
Step 1: press the key “Windows + I,” and open “Setting App Page.”
Step 2: Navigate through personalization and go to start.
Step 3: While in Start, Make sure the Occasionally show suggestions in “Start” is “Turned Off.”
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