Thank you so much for making my computer life so much easier and more organized. I ♥ this site!
Photoclub Admin
7 years ago
I administrate 14 computers for my club – and we have three user accounts on each one. Your write-up is similar to others I’ve found on the web. Your instructions ‘appear’ to work for the user account I’m using at the moment, if I run PowerShell as the administrator. I copy and paste the commands into PowerShell, and the proper green bars come up. After I complete the list, I close everything and then do a re-start. Is there another way that I can format the commands so that I enter them just once to be effective for all three user accounts?
Now the issue: the process doesn’t seem to work! The entries appear right back in the ‘all apps’ listing of the user account I just used to delete them. So, is there another way that I can dump this stuff – like a registry entry or deleting the libraries where the programs are?
Windows Enthusiast
6 years ago
Thanks for the help! One thing however, I am currently using the latest version of Windows 10, Version: 1709, of the Fall Creators Update. I followed the instructions you provided via Powershell running it as Administrator. I entered the command through the CLI. For example….
Get-AppxPackage *maps* | Remove-AppxPackage
After pressing enter, I did not receive any message an output as you quoted, “Deployment operation progress: yada yada yada yada….” It just returned to ” PS C:WINDOWS|system32> ” Did the operation complete?
Cindy D
6 years ago
Thank you so much! It worked and was clearly explained.
Bill
6 years ago
You can restore the Microsoft Store using the following…
Thank you so much for making my computer life so much easier and more organized. I ♥ this site!
I administrate 14 computers for my club – and we have three user accounts on each one. Your write-up is similar to others I’ve found on the web. Your instructions ‘appear’ to work for the user account I’m using at the moment, if I run PowerShell as the administrator. I copy and paste the commands into PowerShell, and the proper green bars come up. After I complete the list, I close everything and then do a re-start. Is there another way that I can format the commands so that I enter them just once to be effective for all three user accounts?
Now the issue: the process doesn’t seem to work! The entries appear right back in the ‘all apps’ listing of the user account I just used to delete them. So, is there another way that I can dump this stuff – like a registry entry or deleting the libraries where the programs are?
Thanks for the help! One thing however, I am currently using the latest version of Windows 10, Version: 1709, of the Fall Creators Update. I followed the instructions you provided via Powershell running it as Administrator. I entered the command through the CLI. For example….
Get-AppxPackage *maps* | Remove-AppxPackage
After pressing enter, I did not receive any message an output as you quoted, “Deployment operation progress: yada yada yada yada….” It just returned to ” PS C:WINDOWS|system32> ” Did the operation complete?
Thank you so much! It worked and was clearly explained.
You can restore the Microsoft Store using the following…
Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.WindowsStore | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register “$($_.InstallLocation)AppXManifest.xml”}
I would suggest moving this paragraph ABOVE #1 in your list: A Very Important Safety Aspect You Should NOT Ignore
Boo! Windows won’t let me uninstall Cortana
I get error msg saying ” Remove-AppxPackage” is not recognized as a function, script file or operable program