If deleting an app creates such an unintended consequence it may be better just to leave the App as is. For example by removing Bing News might cripple Cortana’s ability to deliver you stories, and removing Alarms and Clock might break the digital assistant’s ability to set reminders. Before you uninstall some of these apps bare in mind some regular function you might use could rely on these apps. Wait, before you go crazy uninstalling apps from your PC it is not really recommended to uninstall the built-in universal apps unless you know for sure it is OK to do so.
Most of these apps will not even show up within your traditional list of installed apps in your Control Panel – > Programs and Features. You can uninstall Windows 10 Apps, but Microsoft doesn’t allow you to easily uninstall them in the usual way. It is very common for organisations to try and reduce the footprint of these built-in apps (or default apps) in their standard operating images to simplify them and make them look less cluttered, ready for deployment.
Most of these Apps you will not even use and will make the start menu feel more cluttered and make it harder to find your desired apps.
Windows 10 will come with a range of built-in pre-installed Windows 10 apps, and there’s no easy way to hide them from the “All Apps” view in the new Start menu.
