It tells you it could not identify the problem and that you can give feedback on the program and to close it. When it finishes, it gives the option to try uninstalling the program again. (If it is not there, check for an entry marked Not Listed and select that instead.) Then click next. Select the program that you are having trouble uninstalling from the list. You can run the repairs automatically by clicking next, to be more specific clear the Apply repairs automatically box, then click next. Open the troubleshooter program on the affected computer.Ĭlick the Advanced link on the window that opens.

Fix problems that block programs from being installed or removed.

Method V - Run the Microsoft Install/Uninstall troubleshooterĭownload the uninstall troubleshooter program from Microsoft:

How to Boot to Safe Mode in Windows 11, and Windows 10.

Method IV - Run the uninstall from Safe Modeīoot the computer into safe mode and try running the uninstall from there: Now try running the uninstall on the Program/App again. Right click on the Program/App and select End Task Select the Program or App that you want to uninstall from the list under processes. It should already be on the processes tab. Press down the CTRL + SHIFT + ESC keys together to open the Task Manager. Use the Task Manager built into Windows 11, and Windows 10. Method III - Uninstall after closing program or app in Task Manager Select the Program or App that you want to uninstall from the list that appears.Ĭlick the uninstall button that shows under the selected program or app.įollow the on-screen instructions to complete the uninstall. Select Apps & features from the left-hand side menu. Use the uninstaller built into Windows 11, and Windows 10. Method II - Run the uninstall from Control Panel Again, double-click the file and follow the on-screen instructions. Sometimes you need to open the Explorer program and go to the location of the program.

Double-click the uninstaller and follow the on-screen instructions. Open the folder, and the uninstaller is listed there. This can commonly be found by going to the start menu and scrolling down the all programs list until you find the appropriate program or app. Most third-party software now comes with a purpose-built uninstaller tool. Method I - Run the program manufacturers uninstall tool

Windows uninstall tool