You can use this simple tool to easily uninstall native Windows 10 Store Apps, such as Photos, People, Weather, or to reinstall them.
- 10AppsManager
- Version :2.0.0.0
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Windows Club
10AppsManager Description
10AppsManager is a small, yet useful application that allows you to remove pre-installed Store Apps in Windows 10. By default, you can easily uninstall or reinstall third party apps in Windows 10, but the native ones can only be hidden from the Start Menu. This program makes it easy for you to remove them from your system.
Delete Windows 10 apps
Windows 10 comes with a series of Store Apps that users might find useful. Some examples of these apps are Weather, Music, Money, Maps, Mail, Sports, News. Similarly to Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 these apps cannot be uninstalled, as other third party Store Apps.
You can hide them from the Start menu, but they are still used as default tools to open various programs, emails or hyperlinks. 10AppsManager is a suitable solution for removing this feature if you find it inconvenient.
Simple uninstallation or reinstallation process
10AppsManager allows you to delete certain Windows 10 Store apps from your system. The list includes Alarms, Calculator, Camera, Film and TV, Mail and Calendar, Maps, Money, Music, News, People, Photos, Solitaire, Sports, Store, Voice Recorder, Weather and Xbox.
All you need to do is select a particular app and then click the Uninstall button. The process is quick and the program can notify you of its success by prompting a dialog box. Any of the apps can be restored just as easily: select the one you wish to reinstall and click the appropriate button. The system might require a reboot, but generally the effects can be immediately observed.
Easy to open application
10AppsManager does not require installation: all you need to do is unpack the folder and run the application. You can move the program’s folder in any directory on your computer and even copy it onto a removable drive. It is not recommended however to separate the executable file from its folder, but otherwise, it can run from any location.