Windows 10 lets you block users from uninstalling apps from the Start menu. Here's how.
Windows 10 includes an improved Start menu that combines the best of the classic menu on Windows 7 with elements of the Start screen from Windows 8.1. In addition, it features a new number of improvements, including the ability to uninstall apps without the need to open Settings.
Although removing apps with a simple right-click can be convenient, if you're sharing your computer with other people, using your own or guest account, you may not want others to easily or accidentally uninstall apps from the Start menu. In those cases, you can use the Local Group Policy Editor or Registry to prevent this from happening on Windows 10.
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Windows 10 includes an improved Start menu that combines the best of the classic menu on Windows 7 with elements of the Start screen from Windows 8.1. In addition, it features a new number of improvements, including the ability to uninstall apps without the need to open Settings.
Although removing apps with a simple right-click can be convenient, if you're sharing your computer with other people, using your own or guest account, you may not want others to easily or accidentally uninstall apps from the Start menu. In those cases, you can use the Local Group Policy Editor or Registry to prevent this from happening on Windows 10.
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