Windows 10: Remove Delete App from Registry

Hi,
I have deleted several App Packages from C:\Program Files\WindowsApps.
(That packages, some are old from win 8.1, some are from OEM, and I don´t need/want them)

Now when I boot I get a lot of errors in Event Viewer says that Files are missing.
I deleted their references in Restry HKLM\Software\Windows\CurrentVersion\Appx\AppxAllUsers\S-1-5-21-xxxxx (this my User)

But every time I boot, Windows put back in Registry those references again.

How I delete that references / Apps?

:)

 

How do I get rid of annoying "This app is no longer available" "...because it doesn't work on this version of Windows" ?

I have tried everything, removed every reference to the apps (speccy and CPUID) from the registry, re installed and uninstalled the apps, Deleted the Windows.old folder, nothing works, very annoying.

 

Removing app from Windows registry

Thanks for the response.

1. I have about 5 apps that were affected by the removal of the hard drive. So far, I have been able to install one app successfully before getting stuck on this one. I have not tried the other three, but I won't be surprised if the problem is specific to
this particular app's install/uninstall programs. They should just ignore that fact that a previous installation is no longer accessible and should not choke on that. After all, hard disks do crash.

2. No. I have only tried to install and uninstall that app and always get the error that driver D is not accessible. I'm aware of some registry cleaner program out there, but most of them are more trouble than they're worth. Since I'm not looking for anything
fancy, I'm hoping that there's a Windows tool that allows a user to remove an entry in the registry.

 

Best way is to remove them with Powershell. For example: Code: $app="Microsoft.BingWeather" # Remove for users Get-AppxPackage -Name $app -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage # Delete from WindowsApps Get-AppXProvisionedPackage -Online | where DisplayName -EQ $app | Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online[/quote] If you've deleted them from C:\Program Files\WindowsApps you'd have to do an in-place upgrade to add them back (or possibly try adding them back from the Store ) and then remove them again with Powershell.

 

Thank you.
I have Deleted with PowerShell and after it Manually with File Explorer.
Most of them are Bloatware from Laptop Manufacturer, and I will have to Restore a System Image.

I think I only need to Un-register the Deleted Apps.
How to un-register?

 

If you can see it with Get-AppxPackage then you can remove it with Remove-AppxPackage - that is what the top Powershell command above does.

The second one (Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage) deletes it from WindowsApps (at least it does for me) so you shouldn't have to do it manually - in theory anyway.

If you can't see it with Get-AppxPackage then I don't know how to remove it from registry (or even if it is the registry you need to remove it from).

 

I tried the 2nd command but is "too late", did not remove from Registry.
But, searching the whole Registry and Deleting all the references it works.
Thank you.