Step 6: Once the Store is launched, type Microsoft Photos in the search box, click on the Microsoft Photos entry, and then click the Free button. To do so, open the Store app by clicking the Store app tile on the Start menu or searching for it. Step 5: Now that we have uninstalled the Photos app from Windows 10, it’s time to install a fresh copy of the same from the Store. In the above command, replace PackageFullName with the PackageFullName of Photos app that you copied to notepad in Step 3. Step 4: Execute the following command to uninstall the Photos app. To copy PackageFullName, select PackageFullName (refer to the picture below), and then use Ctrl + C hotkey to copy it. Tip: To quickly find Photos app entry, right-click on the title bar of PowerShell, click Edit, click Find, type Photos, and then click the Find Next button. Step 3: Scroll down, locate the entry named and copy its PackageFullName to Notepad program. Step 2: Type the following command and press the Enter key to view all installed apps. Step 1: Open the PowerShell with admin rights.
Method 2 of 3 Uninstall Photos app via PowerShell
Step 3: Once the app is removed, open the built-in Store app, search for the Microsoft Photos app and install the same to reinstall the Photos app. Step 2: In the elevated PowerShell, type the following command and press the Enter key to uninstall the Photos app. Click the Yes button when you see the User Account Control prompt.
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