Windows 10: candy crush saga and other games keep reappearing in start menu

it really disturbs me i right click on them and uninstall them and after a system reboot they are in the start menu again
uninstalles like candy crush in the powershell with the command didint help
and when i click on them it says pic releated



it doesnt download anything (i think) but i dont want it there, send help

the apps that i cant remove are: candy crush soda saga, solitare colection, minecraft windows 10 verison and royal revolt 2

:)

 

How do I stop Windows from automatically downloading apps?

I just updated Windows 10. I have set every group policy and registry setting I can find to prevent this Candy Crush Crap from installing on my laptop. Yet, every time I power off and back on, the list of crap reappears in my Start Menu ... Keeper Password
Manager, Bubble Witch 3 Saga, Candy Crush Soda Saga, and Minecraft for Windows 10 are all there now. All of these have been "uninstalled" through the start menu and powershell, but they keep getting reinstalled - even with windows update services on Manual
or Disabled. I believe there are other games/apps that will reappear soon.

How can I get this new update that fixes this BUG?

 

Permanent removal of candy crush etc

I have recently reset my computer, using Windows 10. The below apps have reappeared in my start menu. No matter how many times I hit uninstall and unpin from start they keep reappearing. Not just on the left hand side of the start menu but also as a tile
on the right. Its rather annoying as if I try to pin Facebook etc to the tile menu it keeps vanishing and the below games reappear.....I don't mind having them on the start menu if I have to, but not in the way of apps I use on my tile section! I've gone to
settings, personatization, start and turned off occasionally show suggestions in start. What else can I do??

Bubble witch 3 saga

candy crush soda saga

Disney magic kingdoms

march of empires

 

i'm having the same issue

 

Hi scidrov and AzureHedgehog, welcome to 10F! *Smile

Follow Option Two in this tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/...dows-10-a.html It will involve merging a registry file that Brink has created but it's pretty easy.

Apologies guys, I slipped up *Redface, try Brinks suggestions here in post #2

Just in case, do a restore point before you start and it will also backup your registries.

Like Brink says, the first tutorial is no longer valid.

 

thanks worked

 

You're welcome, glad it worked!

 

nevermind its back again i even applied 2 of the regedits

 

The reg changes worked for me, but that's not good for you *Sad , what is your complete OS description? Like mine is; 10 Home 64-bit | v1607 | Build -14393.693 See: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/...d.html#option3 to find.

You may be able to use the original tutorial if you have the cloudcontent key.
Code: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CloudContent[/quote] In that original tutorial, in the warning box at the top is this link that may hold some promise: Manage Windows 10 and Windows Store tips, tricks, and suggestions (Windows 10)

 

win 10 enterprise 64 v1607 build 14393.693
i didint had the clount content key i created it made the dword32 with disablewindowsconsumerfeatures and set its value to 1

 

Well the build's the same, thanks for supplying it.

I'm not sure if creating that new key will have an adverse affect on your system or not, use your machine for awhile and see how it acts, if you begin to have startup problems removing that key would be the first thing I'd do.