Windows 10: This had been a long time subject: Owning apps

I've seen a constant flow of people asking to un-own apps in Windows Store. I have W11 and I cannot even hide it. So yes I know you cannot un-own them. So far, I have not yet seen someone pony up why we cannot. Why not can we un-own an app? Is it something that will crash MS? It seems from the cheap seats, and don't et me wrong - I am ok with MS generally, that this is almost like a secret. I saw the same thing on Apple apps. Ok, what is the BIG mystery? It just is disorganized in a manner of speaking. C'mon guys, what's the deal.

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Replying to an email from Windows Phone 7 device with a subject line, this shows as (no subject) in Outlook 2010

Hello everyone,

When using Outlook in Conversation View the Subject is the very first line. When expanding the conversation to reveal all the others who have replied the subject is not listed. This is By Design. The only way to get the other replies to display the
Subject is to switch out of Conversation view. Once I switch out of Conversation view each reply to the e-mail thread has its own Subject line.



If the above does not reflect what you're experiencing please list the exact steps you're taking so that we can
better understand the issue.

Regards,

Sergio P.

 

Remove non-operable App downloaded from MS App Store, to remove Already Own

Remove App downloaded from Microsoft Store App Store because:

I mistakenly downloaded on PC (MS Surface). When I try to install the app on my phone, it says - already owned. But I cannot get access to, or install it, on the phone. I have tried all steps as suggested in link below.

Redirecting

I can hide the app in my account library on the pc but to no affect on the phone.

The app does not appear on either the PC Application list (in Settings), nor in the phone list of Apps.

I want to install the app on my phone.

 

Long Loading Time for Lock Screen

Hello Pawan, thank you for the reply!

I've tried all of the steps that you've given me. Unfortunately, none of them made a difference except for the clean boot step. It didn't completely solve the problem, however I did notice a
slightly faster load time for the lock screen. However, it still takes an unusually long time to load it. Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance,

Daniel