Win10 uninstalls its own application via PowerShell command

The Win10 app store bundles many built-in apps, which cannot be uninstalled in a simple way. But it can be uninstalled via the PowerShell command line. Use the command to uninstall Win10's own application. Each application has a corresponding uninstall command. This article will introduce Win10's method of uninstalling its own application through PowerShell command.

First find it in the Start menu, right-click, select “Run as administrator, and then type what you want to uninstall.

OneNote:

Get-AppxPackage *OneNote* |  Remove-AppxPackage

3D:

Get-AppxPackage *3d* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Camera Camera:

Get-AppxPackage *camera* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Mail and Calendar:

Get-AppxPackage *communi* |  Remove-AppxPackage

News Subscription:

Get-AppxPackage *bing* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Groove Music, Movies & TV:

Get-AppxPackage *zune* |  Remove-AppxPackage

People:

Get-AppxPackage *people* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Phone Companion:

Get-AppxPackage *phone* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Photo:

Get-AppxPackage *photo* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Card games (those who dare to ask for money):

Get-AppxPackage *solit* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Recorder:

Get-AppxPackage *soundrec* |  Remove-AppxPackage

Xbox:

Get-AppxPackage *xbox* |  Remove-AppxPackage

The above is the introduction of Win10's method of uninstalling the built-in application through PowerShell command. Each time you enter a command in PowerShell, the corresponding software is uninstalled, so you can choose the application you want to uninstall.