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For those of you not so crazy over the Microsoft Store’s apps, it’s worth it to know the uninstallation process. Your PC will likely come with several apps from the Microsoft Store installed out of the box, so tidying up your PC involves pruning those. For whatever reason you’re looking to uninstall Microsoft Store apps, this article has you covered. Let’s discuss the two easiest ways to uninstall Microsoft Store apps, as well as a brief overview of what these apps are in the first place. What Are Microsoft Store Apps? The Microsoft Store started as an app store on Windows 8, then known as the Windows Store, to distribute Universal Windows Platform apps. In Windows 10, Microsoft consolidated all of its other storefronts and distribution platforms into a single app and gave it a new name. Those platforms include the Xbox Store, Windows Phone Store, Windows Marketplace, and more. In late 2018, Microsoft revealed that the Microsoft Store was home to over 35 million application titles. Similar to Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store, the Microsoft Store helps distribute applications after a certification process. Unlike many other third-party applications you may download off the web, apps on the Microsoft Store are vetted for safety and compliance. However, not everyone is a fan of the tablet-like interfaces that many of these apps bring to the desktop. One of the best examples is Skype—if you’re like me, you much prefer the more compact, standalone desktop version to th...

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Find apps and games you haven't downloaded or installed in your On Windows 10 To find apps and games on your PC: • On your taskbar, select the Microsoft Store icon, then select More info up by your account picture. • Select My Library. Any app or game with a Download icon next to it hasn't been downloaded yet. Select the Download icon to download and install the app or game. On Xbox One To find games, apps, add-ons, or content packs that you downloaded but haven't installed: • Press the Xbox button on your controller. • Select My games & apps > Ready to install. • Select the game, then select Install. • For game add-ons that aren't installed, select Games, choose a game, press the Menu button, and then select Manage game. Microsoft 365 purchased online directly from Microsoft If you buy Microsoft 365 as a digital download from us, there is no product key. Follow the below instructions to install it. • Go to • Find your Microsoft 365 purchase, and select Install. • The wizard installs Office in the background. You can keep working and even start using Office before installation is complete, but make sure your PC stays on and connected. You can also install Microsoft 365 by going to the confirmation email for your order and selecting Install Office. Microsoft 365 purchased as a pre-paid card from a retail store If you have an unopened pre-paid card for Microsoft 365, follow the instructions on the back of the card to reveal the product key and redeem and install Microsoft 36...