There are several reasons you might want to uninstall applications and / or programs from your Windows 10 PC. You may be trying to free up space, or you no longer use that application, or the program ...

MaohaWiFi is a potentially unwanted program that is commonly bundled with free programs that you download from the Internet. This programs allows your computer to act as a hotspot by sharing the ...

Almost every Windows program comes with an installer and an uninstaller. Many of these installers sink their talons deep into Windows' flesh, and far too many of the uninstallers remove the program's ...

Deleting programs on Windows 10 is a little more complicated than the old method of “dragging it to the recycle bin and hoping it goes away.” If you’ve got Windows apps that need to go, here’s how to ...

If you still have some files remaining after uninstalling a program using Add / Remove Programs in XP, for example, the uninstalled the program still appear in your control panel. This trick can help ...

There are multiple built-in ways to uninstall programs as well as apps in Windows 10. For example, you can use Command Prompt, access the Settings app to remove some app or software, etc. However, ...

This article explains how to uninstall McAfee in Windows 11, 10, 8, and 7. Instructions are also included for removing the software using McAfee's removal tool (MCPR) in Windows and for uninstalling ...

How to remove programs via the start menu Here’s how you can quickly uninstall a program right from the Windows 8 start menu. 1. Right click on the icon for the program you want to remove in the start ...

Being a technology writer (and an unapologetic enthusiast of shiny new things), I’m constantly trying out new software. I love it! …But I don’t love the after effects. An app experimentalist’s PC ...

It's easy to uninstall Microsoft OneNote from your Windows or Mac computer if you no longer want to use the program. You can uninstall OneNote from your Windows PC ...

You installed an app or program on Windows 10 but it’s now causing problems. Rather than troubleshoot the issue(s) or revert the PC back to a previous working state ...