¿Cómo desinstalo la aplicación PowerShell de Xbox 10?

How do I uninstall Xbox 10 PowerShell app?

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1. Run PowerShell as an admin.
2. Run: Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.XboxApp | Remove-AppxPackage.
3. A message might flash at the top of the PowerShell window for a moment, but there’ll probably be no messages under the command when you run it.

The steps are as follows:

1. Click on the Start menu.
2. Start typing Xbox, until you get the Xbox app as your choice.
3. Right-click the app and choose Uninstall. Answer ‘Yes’ to the prompt, and wait for the process to finish.

2] Uninstall it via Settings Click on Start Menu > Settings > System > Apps and Features. Wait till the app list is populated. It will reveal the menu to Move and Uninstall. Click on the Uninstall button to remove the Xbox Console Companion app from Windows 10.

While you can’t get rid of system-level settings and apps, such as Game Bar and Xbox Networking, you can remove the following: Once again, always back up your files before removing apps via PowerShell in case something doesn’t go right. You’ll use PowerShell just like you did to remove the main Xbox app.

But, when you use the traditional uninstallation method to uninstall Xbox game bar, you will find it is unavailable. This is because Xbox is a pre-installed app on your Windows and you can’t uninstall it using the general way. However, you can uninstall the Xbox app from your Windows 10 computer using PowerShell.

Right-Click on the services icon and select the “ Run as Administrator ” option. Once in there, Scroll down to the bottom of the list and you will see options related to Xbox Live. Similarly, double click on the “Xbox Game monitoring” option. Similarly, double click on the “ Xbox Live Auth Manager ” and click on Stop in the popup

Purpose of Xbox App The Xbox app has become the go-to for any gamers playing between Xbox and PC. The app offers a variety of features, such as remote gaming, use game captures, talk with friends, and more. For those who don’t use the app and never will, it’s just another piece of bloatware taking up space on your Windows 10 PC.

Click on the Dropdown by the Startup type and select Disabled Selecting Disabled in the Dropdown Similarly, double click on the “ Xbox Live Auth Manager ” and click on Stop in the popup After that in the Dropdown select Disabled and Apply the settings

Wait for the PowerShell window to open and the prompt to appear. Type (or copy and paste) the following and press Enter. If you get an error message, try the following instead: This should remove Xbox completely, at least the app itself. If you search your PC, you’ll still find several Xbox-related apps living on your computer.

Also, double click on the “Xbox Live Game Save” option and click on Stop in the popup After that in the Dropdown select Disabled and Apply the settings Lastly, double click on the “Xbox Live Networking Service” option and click on Stop in the popup After that in the Dropdown select Disabled and Apply the settings