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How to Uninstall or Repair an App in Windows 10

How to Uninstall or Repair an App in Windows 10

Posted on April 22, 2019 By Jarvis

We start with a clean new laptop — ideally, anyway; most are full of bloatware and junk. As the days go by, it only gets worse. We tend to install variety of apps that seem useful at the time but end up being just clutter.

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We have all been there. When one of your moods to unclutter hits, here’s how to uninstall apps that you are not using anymore. You can also repair an app that is not working properly using some of the same steps.
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