This post mainly introduces how to uninstall programs by using CMD or PowerShell.
This is useful if youcant uninstall a programor the program doesnt show in Control Panel.
PressWindows + R, typecmd, and pressCtrl + Shift + Entertoopen elevated Command Prompton Windows 10/11.

In Command Prompt window, typewmiccommand and pressEnter.
Then typeproduct get namecommand and pressEnter.
You will get a list of programs that are installed on your gear.

Find and note the name of the product that you want to uninstall.
Next punch in the following commandproduct where name=program name call uninstall, e.g.
product where name=Google Update Helper call uninstall.
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PressEnterto execute the command.
After a while, you will receive a message saying that Method execution successful.
In Windows PowerShell window, it’s possible for you to bang out the commandGet-AppxPackage, and pressEnter.
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This will display all the apps installed on your Windows 10/11 computer.
Scroll down to find the target program that you want to uninstall.
Check and take down the program name next toNameoption.
Next, jot down the commandRemove-AppxPackage , e.g.
PressEnterto uninstall the program using PowerShell.
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