How to I remove labels of two apps I uninstalled?

I recently uninstalled a number of the apps that came with Windows 10. For most, the labels appearing on my start menu have gone as well, but for some reason two (Money and News) have remained (see image below). How can I remove these labels?



Many thanks

dalchina said:

Hi, it looks as though you are using a 3rd party start menu.
Try right clicking on the shortcut. There may well be a delete option.
Else right click on the folder and see if there's an open option to open it in explorer, then delete.

I commend Geek uninstaller (free) to you. If you always use this to uninstall programs, it scans for leftovers as well. I use it regularly.

Thanks for your reply. I use Classic Shell for my Start Menu.

I have tried right clicking, but there are no options to delete or to open in folder (see image below).

dalchina said:

Hi, oops, sorry- read that too fast.. these are universal app shortcuts. What I said as you probably realised applies to conventional desktop programs.
If (having done a restart) you open the Win 10 start menu (e.g. SHIFT + Win key) do they appear there too?
How did you uninstall the apps? Rt click, uninstall, or using a Powershell command?
There are no shortcuts to Modern UI apps, these are derived by enumerating the contents of
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\ (which you can't access directly)
See also Windows key + R, then type
shell:appsfolder

If they still exist after a restart, the app hasn't been fully removed.

I think this has been resolved now. First, they were still there after I restarted my PC. When I clicked SHIFT + Win key, as you suggested, I saw them listed still. I then right-clicked and selected 'uninstall' and the label disappeared.

For info, they were originally uninstalled using a Powershell command.

This is what it looks like now -



Thank you for your help. I appreciate it very much.