All the selected apps will be uninstalled automatically. Select one or multiple apps from the list and click OK. You’ll see the PowerShell grid view control showing all the apps. To uninstall multiple apps at a time via PowerShell grid view, use this command-line: Get-AppxPackage | Out-GridView -Passthru | Remove-AppXPackage Reinstall Paint 3D Get-AppxPackage -allusers Microsoft.MSPaint | Foreach Likewise, you can uninstall any app by getting the app name by running the Get-AppxPackage command without any parameters. Uninstall Paint 3D Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.MSPaint | Remove-AppxPackage Uninstall Notepad (Store app) Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.WindowsNotepad* | Remove-AppxPackage Note that PowerShell needs to be run as administrator in order to use the -allusers switch. To uninstall the Twitter app for all users, include the -allusers switch as below: Get-AppxPackage -allusers *twitter* | Remove-AppxPackage To uninstall it, run: Get-AppxPackage *twitter* | Remove-AppxPackage Twitter app is listed when you run the Get-AppxPackage command: For example, we saw the two PowerShell commands Get-AppxPackage and Remove-AppxPackage in the article How to Reinstall the Photos App. To remove a preinstalled app or any Store app for that matter using PowerShell, you’d use the Remove-AppxPackage command.

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