do not be afraid! Universal software UWP out of the problem to get 5 minutes

Since Microsoft introduced UWP from Windows 8, these programs similar to mobile phone apps have become part of the operating system. After Window 10, many important system applications have also been transformed into UWP forms, such as calculators. Uninstalling them is very simple. "Settings - Applications - Applications and Features" will work, but if you are "optimized" by third-party software, getting it back can be very cumbersome.

I remember last year or the year before, Xiaobian gave the solution is to use PowerShell (administrator), apply the following command to reset all Windows comes with UWP applications, simple and crude and effective.

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers| Foreach{Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}

But the disadvantage is that if everyone is using some UWP (or customize the UWP program), it will be restored to the initial state, and it is always a waste of time in setting up and debugging. It is definitely not the original intention of our computer.

So, Xiao Bian flipped through the use of PowerShell syntax, found that as long as find the full name of a specific application, you can have targeted recovery, delete pinch.

First open the "Hide System Files" option and go to the following path: C:\Program Files\WindowsApps (if you need to get permissions, follow the instructions in "Retrieve Windows System Rights in One Minute!"), all Windows is installed UWP is here.

Note that there are many folders with the same name in the previous and subsequent sections. These different folders store UWP settings, caches, and updates. All we need is the full name of the folder with the "_x64" field.

Next you want to re-install a specific application, right in the PowerShell (admin) input

Add-AppxPackage -register "Program Files\WindowsApps\Full Folder Name\appxmanifest.xml" -disabledevelopmentmode

If you want to delete an application, just replace "Add" at the very beginning of the above command with "Remove", and the operation is more targeted.

Well, if the UWP application flashback or the suspended animation is not responding at some times, enter “wsreset” (without quotation marks) at the command prompt (administrator) and clear the UWP cache. OK, According to the different situations encountered by eachbody, what are the problems?