Downloaded and installed seemingly safe software that's now causing havoc on your PC? We show you how to uninstall apps and programs on Windows 10.

Want to uninstall an app? You can always use Windows' Add/Remove Programs utility.

Search for the program you would no longer like to appear in the Add/Remove Programs list and right click on the name of the program and then click on the Delete key.

The Windows 8 Metro Start screen contains small squares and rectangles, called tiles, that are used to represent various programs that you can access. The default tiles that are on your Start ...

Anything you installed from a command line still needed to be removed using the traditional Windows add/remove programs dialog. But that’s no longer the case starting with Windows Package ...

A free utility uninstalls apps that Add or Remove Programs can't handle Microsoft's Windows Installer CleanUp Utility also helps you install balky programs that rely on the Windows Installer.

Windows only: Freeware application Absolute Uninstaller aims to replace the default Windows Add/Remove Programs dialog, similar to previously mentioned Revo Uninstaller and MyUninstaller.

If you are wondering how you can add or remove programs from the Start Menu on Windows 11/10, this guide will help you do this.

You can Add or Remove one or more Libraries from File Explorer Navigation Pane in Windows 11/10 via Explorer, Folder Options or Registry.

Tech Line Add/Remove Programs Problem Admin tries to remove programs, but doesn't see that option By Chris Wolf 01/17/2006 Chris: I’ve been trying to remove most of the programs in the Accessories ...

6. If you delete the key in which you've found the DisplayName key with the value equal to your program's name, then your program won't appear on the Add/Remove programs list.

If you’ve used Vista, you’d be familiar with the fact that Add/Remove Programs is now called Programs and Features, but if you’re migrating up from Windows XP, you’d be super confused.