If you have the old habit of looking into Programs and Features of the old Control Panel, then try here. If it is listed, click on it, and click on the Uninstall button.

Use the Control Panel The classic Control Panel is still available in Windows 11, and you can use it to access Programs and Features if you prefer clicking to typing.

Microsoft continues to chip away at the venerable Windows 10 Control Panel by now testing the redirection of the 'Program and Features' control panel to the modern 'Apps & Features' Settings page.

Go to Programs and Features (if your Control Panel is in Category view, go to Uninstall a Program). Find the program you want to uninstall, click it to select it, and then click Uninstall.

Learn how to hide installed Programs from showing in the Control Panel and Settings using Registry, Group Policy or Hide from Uninstall List freeware.

Screenshots of Windows Control Panel showed the upcoming Recall feature as something that could be removed. A Microsoft employee says that's a glitch.

When uninstalling a desktop program, the Programs and Features window from the Control Panel will open. Find the relevant program in the list and click Uninstall.

Open Control Panel and select "Programs and Features." Locate the program you want to move, click to highlight it and click "Uninstall." Click "OK" to acknowledge that the program has been ...

Want to uninstall an app/program in Windows 10? Greg Shultz shows you how to use the Apps & features tool.

Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features In this legacy page, you can work only with Windows desktop apps that were set up using a traditional Windows installer.

You should now have a link to Control Panel in your right-click menu immediately. This will show up when you right-click on the desktop or in Explorer, though it might not work in every program.

Screenshots of Windows Control Panel showed the upcoming Recall feature as something that could be removed. A Microsoft employee says that's a glitch.