Sideloading applications lets users install/try any non-store apps which are not available in the official store. Learn how to SideLoad apps in Windows 11/10.

Android apps will behave like a native Windows application; they run in their own app windows and can be pinned to your Windows taskbar and Start menu.

As new users try out Windows 10 for the first time, some newbie questions might arise. An example would be how to uninstall apps on Windows 10? There are actually several ways to do it.

Here's how to get those default apps back without reinstalling Windows.

When apps or the Store on Windows 10 aren't working, use this guide to get the "Windows Store Apps" troubleshooter to fix any issue automatically.

Previously, you had to download installation media from Microsoft site, use Media Creation Tool or a third-party app to create a USB drive, and then reinstall Windows 10.

For Windows 10 and 11, there are two ways to get a handle on a PC’s application count, including both .exe applications and Store apps.

If an app or program is broken on Windows 11/10 and it is functioning erratically or crashing, this guide will help you fix broken software.

Not feeling the love for Windows 10's default apps for music playback, web browsing, and so on? You can change them without breaking a sweat.

Not all apps make it into the Windows Store. And if you want to install an app that isn't in the Windows Store, well, you'll have to sideload it. Not all apps make it into the Windows Store.

Before uninstalling you have to wait for the Windows 10 Settings app to populate your programs and apps list.

In this guide, we explain how to uninstall apps and programs in Windows 10 1809 (October 2018 Update) using specific methods tied to their base design.