Remove built in apps windows 10 for All Users

Hi all,

Hope i can have some help as i made a error in my image i created.

I've left the built in apps installed and i would like to remove them via GPO or logon script?

Dose anyone have any ideas on how?

Thanks

Newp

Hello Newp, and welcome to windowssh blog.

If you like, you could use steps 4 and 5 in OPTION FOUR to uninstall all default apps except Store and system apps for all users and new users.

Apps - Uninstall in Windows 10

Hello Newp, and welcome to windowssh blog.

If you like, you could use steps 4 and 5 in OPTION FOUR to uninstall all default apps except Store and system apps for all users and new users.

Apps - Uninstall in Windows 10

Hi Brink

Is it possible to turn it in to a GPO? I got a few computers with the built in apps on?

Thanks

I'm not sure about a GPO to remove/uninstall all default apps.

On the Administrator account, I think this PS command should do the job but I would advise you to read for further information before proceed.

Code:

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers PackageFullName | Remove-AppxPackage

How to Uninstall Desktop Apps and Windows Apps in Windows 10

Sorry, can't find scripts or GPO on that but if during the Windows 10 setup, yes, there is a script available.

Edit: I'm late again, take too long on typing.

On the Administrator account, I think this PS command should do the job but I would advise you to read for further information before proceed.

Code:

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers PackageFullName | Remove-AppxPackage

How to Uninstall Desktop Apps and Windows Apps in Windows 10

Sorry, can't find scripts or GPO on that but if during the Windows 10 setup, yes, there is a script available.

Edit: I'm late again, take too long on typing.

That command would remove the Store app as well. I wouldn't recommend to uninstall the Store since you wouldn't be able to install or update any apps afterwards.

That command would remove the Store app as well. I wouldn't recommend to uninstall the Store since you wouldn't be able to install or update any apps afterwards.

That command posted just for an example.