Stop Windows 10 Anniversary Update from installing Candy Crush and other unwanted apps For Windows 10 Anniversary Update, see this workaround: You want to banish permanently and note or copy its package name – forĮxample '圜rushSaga_.0_x86_kgqvnymyfvs32'.Update: the trick described in this article does not work in Windows 10 Anniversary Update version 1607. Get-AppxPackage to see all the apps you have installed.
When Windows PowerShell opens, type the command Type PowerShell into the search box and press Enter to System, to stop it boomeranging back (you can reinstall it manually if This article, as well as several others indicate you need to use Powershell to uninstall Candy Crush and the other annoying game apps as Windows 10 thinks they are necessary apps due to marketing arrangements.Ī better option is to delete the app's package from the operating InĪpril when the big update takes place you will not have the problem. Insider updates mo longer install those that you have uninstalled. Lacrumb replied on FebruRight click on the tile, If Third partyĪpps like Candy Crush or other BS doesn't seem to auto-download. Updates some of Microsoft base apps will still come back. So far I've not been hit with more bloatware. Supposedly you can prevent apps from reinstalling by enabling the group policy: Computer Configuration | Administrative Templates | Windows Components | Cloud Content | Enable: Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences. This forum thread, contains a suggestion on turning off Microsoft Consumer Experiences which appears to be turned off for some versions of Windows 10.
The following forum threads may be of assistance.
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