How to completely uninstall the metro application that comes with the Win8 system

Win8 has been released for some time, and many users have gradually adapted to win8. When installing win8 for the first time, win8 comes with a part of the application in the start menu, but some applications we don't use, we want to uninstall. Although we uninstalled it in the start menu, they are still not completely deleted, but they are stored in the C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps folder. This folder needs elevated permissions to be able to read and write. So how simple is it? Uninstall those apps completely? First, in the Start menu, find the app we want to uninstall. Here is an example of “Maps”. Right click on the “Map” icon and the menu will appear below, as shown below: Left click on “Uninstall” in the menu below, click to pop up the confirmation window, click ““Uninstall”. As shown below: At this point, the application “map” disappeared from the start menu. Move the mouse to the lower left corner, right click, click "“ command prompt (administrator)" in the pop-up shortcut window, as shown below: After opening the command prompt window, we enter the command "DISM.exe" /Online /Get-ProvisionedAppxPackages” (excluding quotes, the same below), enter, as shown below: Among them, we find the corresponding information of the "map" (according to the uninstalled application to find the corresponding information), as shown below Shown: Record (can be copied at the command prompt "right click - mark - enter" to copy the package name, continue to enter the command "DISM.exe /Online /Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage /PackageName:Microsoft.BingMaps_1 .2.0.136_x86__8wekyb3d8bbwe” (Replace the corresponding package name according to the content of the command), as shown below: After input is correct, press Enter, the system will automatically delete the corresponding content, as shown below: If you want to verify whether to delete, You can repeat the operation in step 4, where you can't find the corresponding information for the deleted app.