Windows 10: How to remove uninstalled apps from Microsoft Store library?

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Remove app from Store library

This answer did NOT answer the question. You answered about Uninstalling an app. The question relates to REMOVING the listing of the app from the Microsoft Store Library listing altogether.

I understand the rationale for having the app still listed in the Store's Library. It's in the event someone decides to reinstall it at some later date, so they won't have to endure the "chore" of searching for it again.

But what happens if an app is installed and the user hates it, uninstalls it and then decides to NEVER reinstall it ever again? It is to this scenario that the original question refers. So, in this specific scenario is there a way to remove the app (not merely HIDE it from view) from the Microsoft's Store Library listing of apps on a given PC? Yes or No? If no, so be it.

 

Remove app from Store library

Removing an app from the Library isn't supported yet, like Windows 10.

 

Permanent removal of the unwanted apps from the Microsoft store Library list

I want to know when we will be able to permanently remove numerous old useless unwanted apps from the Microsoft Store Library list.

It is quite a headache to search for an important app among hundreds of old unwanted apps which are just occupying space in the library list.

The hide feature is ok but its not self sufficient. I think just in this case the Google Play store provides an option to permanently remove unwanted apps from the library list. I think there is a room for improvement for Microsoft, and frankly speaking
they should really take a leaf out of Google Play store's book.

Honestly, no professional would like to see Candy Crush Saga by default having a place in ones Microsoft Store library list even if he has never played it or never want to play it.

I hope that Microsoft will do something regarding this probably in the upcoming update.

Expecting a positive and quick response from your end.

Thank you.

Regards

Rishikesh