Harry,

I have the feeling you can't uninstall the apps you mention because 
they're baked into the Windows version, like the preinstalled apps on a 
smart phone that can't be removed.

Btw, Groove Music is my default music player. While I haven't done a lot 
with it, it seems accessible.

Ciao


On 2/13/2016 10:24 PM, Harry Brown wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm running windows 10, on a desktop, using jaws 17.0.1377.
> Someone posted a great windows 10 users guide, on this list, however, 
> one of the things it says is, "In Windows 10, in addition to 
> traditional desktop programs, there are also Windows store apps. These 
> are also often referred to as Universal apps, or modern
> apps, and are different from traditional desktop programs in a number 
> of ways, including:
> • They can only be installed from the Windows store.
> • They can only be uninstalled from their context menu on the Start 
> menu, or the search results from the Search box. They don't appear in 
> Programs and
> features in the Control Panel."
> I tried to uninstall camera, groove music, mail, Microsoft Solitaire 
> collection, oneNote, Photos, and xBox, but when you right click on any 
> of those icons in the all apps folder, or, when they pop up after I 
> found each by doing a windows search, there is no uninstall icon.
> Can someone tell me how I can uninstall this junk I will never use?
> Harry
>
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