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    Brink said:
    No problem.

    You could use the command below in an elevated PowerShell for those apps.

    Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers | where-object {$_.name –notlike “*store*”, "*Microsoft.WindowsCalculator*", "*Microsoft.ScreenSketch*"} | Remove-AppxPackage
    I tried this on 1809, but it take all three of the apps out.
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  2. Posts : 68,665
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       #461

    DarkRookie said:
    I tried this on 1809, but it take all three of the apps out.

    Correct. That command will uninstall and remove the Microsoft Store, Calculator, and Snip & Sketch apps.
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       #462

    Hello,

    Is possible to write something like a 'Batch file' for OPTION THREE in PowerShell for ALL the apps?

    Thanks
    Came
    Last edited by camelia; 12 Apr 2019 at 10:17.
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  4. Posts : 68,665
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       #463

    camelia said:
    Hello,

    Is possible to write something like a 'Batch file' for OPTION THREE in PowerShell for ALL the apps?

    Thanks
    Came

    Hello Came,

    Yes, you sure can.

    I'll update the tutorial soon to add command prompt options, but for now you would use an example like below with the current powershell command in red below. Just substitute the part in red for the PowerShell command of the app you want.

    powershell -command "Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.WindowsAlarms* | Remove-AppxPackage"
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  5. Posts : 68,665
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       #464

    Tutorial now updated to add command prompt options to uninstall Microsoft Store apps.
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  6. Posts : 1,728
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       #465

    Excellent tutorials as usual... but I noticed in Option 8 that 'got to' is used instead of 'go to' in multiple sections.

    Example:
    Uninstall Apps in Windows 10-got-.png

    Hope this helps...
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       #466

    RickC said:
    Excellent tutorials as usual... but I noticed in Option 8 that 'got to' is used instead of 'go to' in multiple sections.
    Hope this helps...

    Oops. Thank you Rick. Now "got" corrected.
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  8. Posts : 318
    Windows 10 x64 bits
       #467

    Brink said:
    Hello Came,

    Yes, you sure can.

    I'll update the tutorial soon to add command prompt options, but for now you would use an example like below with the current powershell command in red below. Just substitute the part in red for the PowerShell command of the app you want.

    powershell -command "Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.WindowsAlarms* | Remove-AppxPackage"
    Hello!!!

    I am lost as always nothing new lol

    Option THREE is now Option SIX?

    OPTION EIGHT is the same than Option SIX but faster and not removing the Store?

    Thanks
    Came
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  9. Posts : 68,665
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       #468

    camelia said:
    Hello!!!

    I am lost as always nothing new lol

    Option THREE is now Option SIX?

    OPTION EIGHT is the same than Option SIX but faster and not removing the Store?

    Thanks
    Came

    Hello Came,

    It's not your fault. I rearranged the tutorial when I added the command options in options 5 and 8 so you can use them in a batch file.

    Correct, the old option 3 is now option 6.
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  10. Posts : 318
    Windows 10 x64 bits
       #469

    Brink said:
    Hello Came,

    It's not your fault. I rearranged the tutorial when I added the command options in options 5 and 8 so you can use them in a batch file.

    Correct, the old option 3 is now option 6.
    Ahhh! now I understand
    Excellent tutorial

    Thanks
    Came
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