Why is an uninstalled app still showing Windows 10?

Why is an uninstalled app still showing Windows 10?

App in start menu It is possible that the was uninstalled that’s why you can’t find it anywhere now or the app file was corrupted. As an initial troubleshooting step, we suggest installing the app again and see if it will show on the start menu.

Does deleting a program folder uninstall it?

Under no circumstances should you simply delete the program folder of the application to uninstall it, because this could leave numerous files and entries in the system, which could threaten the stability of the system. Windows then lists all programs that were installed using Windows Installer.

How do I delete an app that is no longer available Windows 10?

How to uninstall a program on Windows 10

1. Start Settings from the Start menu.
2. Click “Apps.”
3. In the pane on the left, click “Apps & features.”
4. In the Apps & features pane on the right, find a program you want to uninstall and click on it.
5. Windows will uninstall the program, deleting all of its files and data.

Where do I Find my uninstalled apps on my phone?

Select ‘My Apps’ and a new screen should pop-up, the ‘My Apps’ screen. On the top you will see two choices, ‘installed’ & ‘all’. The first option is pretty self explanatory; the second choice lists ALL of the applications you have ever installed or uninstalled on your device.

Where do I find installed apps in Play Store?

In the Play store there is a ‘installed’ tab which as the name implies is of currently installed applications. The ‘all’ tab shows apps which have ever been installed on the device.

How do you remove an app from Google Play Store?

Notice that the uninstalled apps have a little ‘x’ in the top right corner of the rectangle. Tap it and the device will ask you if you want to remove it from the list. That is how you remove it from the device. It’ll be removed from the Googe Play site when the phone syncs with Google’s servers.

Is there a way to remove an uninstalled program?

Clicked (offending program) uninstall and shows windows cannot find c:\\windows\\system32\\ss2uninst.exe. So I removed the program manually. Was able to remove all traces of the program, including from the folders and startup menus. The only thing left now is to remove from App and Features.