Initially, as in any other operating system, Windows 10 has a number of built-in programs. Without some of them, the user can easily do. For example, why use the Xbox application, designed to work with Activity Feed Xbox One, without directly XBOX? Let us consider in detail the methods of deleting the built-in Xbox application in Windows 10.
Remember that deleting embedded applications is a potentially dangerous action, so it is recommended to create a recovery point and save important information.
How to remove Xbox in Windows 10 using the built-in PowerShell program
- Clicking on the search icon in the lower left corner, enter "PowerShell".
Or:
- Go to the launch.
- We are looking for a Windows PowerShell folder.
- Open.
- Run the program on behalf of the administrator.
- In the window that appears, enter the command without quotes "Get-AppXPackage * Xbox * | Remove-AppXPackage "or copy to the clipboard, and then insert, pressing the right mouse button.
- Press ENTER.
- Ready, restart the computer.
How to remove Xbox in Windows 10 with extraneous programs
If you have any way to get rid of xbox, use a very powerful utility Iobit UninstalatorWhich allows you to delete other embedded Windows applications, and is also a convenient assistant when uninstalling unnecessary programs and games.
- Open Iobit Uninstalator.
- Go to the Windows Application tab.
- By clicking on the garbage tank icon, removal will begin.
There are many other programs that allow you to delete the embedded Windows applications, including XBOX, for example:
- 10Appsmanager. - Just click on the application icon, and after the removal will begin.
- Windows 10 Default App Remover - A similar previous one, only does not require installation.
- Destroy Windows 10 Spying - Designed to disable the tracking modules, but can delete embedded applications.
- CCleaner - Multifunctional program that should be in service with any user. In the Tools tab, find Xbox and delete.
This is the completed article. If you need to restore remote applications, use the command in PowerShell:
Get-AppXPackage | Foreach (Add-AppXPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$ ($ _. InstallLocation) \\ AppXManifest.xml")
Or set a newly from the Windows Store store.
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The command line does not delete X Boxing, but only deactivates how the main folder of this program remains on the disk, and only after it deletes it will be completely removed, and to delete the folder you need a script which unfortunately I could not find on the Internet