Simply drag the icon to your Trash icon in your dock. Empty the Trash to remove the files from your computer. If you cannot solve your system performance issues or are struggling to remove your software, we advise contacting the software manufacturer.

If you placed an order, see the section in the order which states Support options. Alternatively, go to the Contact Us page to contact store support directly. Please read and then click the "I have tested the trial and am happy with the terms" in the yellow box before continuing.

Windows 10 Professional includes a 1-PC non-transferable license 2 Reviews. Overview Uninstall Instructions Comments. Includes a 1-PC non-transferable license. Review by Nick Peers. Performance Issues? Uninstalling Your New Software Occasionally you may need to either temporarily or permanently remove your new software. Still Having Problems? Login to review or comment john p , 16 March Abdur Rahim , 02 October Pros: Original software , regular update from Microsoft , flawless performance.

Cons: Since this is an original OS , there is no cons in it. To access the Microsoft Store, click on your start menu and type in store. Click on the Microsoft Store option. Then, type in Themes in the search bar, hit enter , and select the Get your theme option. Before we get into the more nuanced tweaks, it's best to start with default desktop customization so you familiarize yourself with Windows 10's UI. We'll start with themes. Windows 10 themes are basic background and color combinations you can use for your desktop.

To access Themes, right-click an empty space on your desktop and select Personalize. Expand your window and select the Themes option in the sidebar. You can access and save themes in this window. Then, scroll down to and click the Get more themes option. From the list provided, select an option and download the theme.

Once the theme is finished downloading, select Launch and choose your theme from the selection. All in a few clicks. Note that not only the background changed, but the Taskbar color and all applicable Windows 10 windows as well.

The following is a very popular method among Windows 10 aficionados to install third-party themes onto their Windows 10 computers. This method will allow you to control the look of your File Explorer, a major component of the Windows 10 UI, and other applicable programs like the Task Manager. First, head to DeviantArt and enter windows 10 themes in the search bar.

You'll be presented with several popular options by default. We're going to be installing the Ades theme located on the first page of our DeviantArt search. Before continuing on, a few words of warning. Always set a restore point before installing a custom theme.

Developers will often explicitly state this in their documentation. Since we're dealing with the Windows UI, we have to take extra precautions when tweaking it so as to not delete a vital part of the UI. Take note of exactly how the developer explains the installation. As for the theme, you'll need a few programs before installing.

OldNewExplorer , the first program you'll need, deactivates the ribbon section of your File Explorer. Ensure you are using the correct version of each piece of software with the correct Windows version. If you install a version of the software that is not compatible with your Windows version -- installing UltraUXThemePatcher for Windows 8 in Windows 10, for example -- you may run into problems.

Additionally, you can install MacType to render cleaner fonts on your screen. It is not, however, required. Once you've installed these programs, download and install the actual Ades theme. Ensure you change the C in the repository address to the applicable driver letter. Finally, select the theme in your Settings options using the method explained above. You just installed a custom Windows 10 theme.

Below is another theme named Arc [No Longer Available], correctly installed with its appropriate Arc icon set. We've managed to completely change our Windows 10 UI in minutes using a few third-party programs.

Keep in mind that third-party software can cause errors. Nevertheless, developers are very careful in explaining fully the possible issues you may run into. Moreover, always remember to read the documentation that comes with the programs.

Follow installation steps to the last detail. To restore the original Windows 10 theme, simply right-click on your desktop and select Personalize. Then, select Themes and click on the Windows option. This will not only revert your Theme to default, it will revert your icons and system configurations back to normal as well. A particular dynamo when it comes to desktop customization is Rainmeter.

A long-time favorite Windows program, Rainmeter will allow you to include various tweaks to your desktop. There's no cutoff to what you can do with Rainmeter. Want to create an interactive, parallax 3D wallpaper? Rainmeter can do that. Want to include your favorite images and GIFs directly on your desktop, like one would picture on a desk?

You can do that as well. Simply head to the Rainmeter website and download the application. For a complete rundown on how to install and edit widget skins, along with download third-party widgets, read our Rainmeter guide.

Rainmeter is very simple to use, but will definitely require some getting used to. Rainmeter allows users to load skins and INI files onto their desktops. These files can control music, show time, weather, and the like. Think of them as third-party widgets which allow for far more options than the default Windows widgets. Download and install the final stable release of Rainmeter.

Once installed, head to your Taskbar drawer and double-click Rainmeter's teardrop logo. This will show your Manage Rainmeter window, which will allow you to load and unload widgets or skins. On the left-hand side are all the Rainmeter skins installed on your PC. New skins are installed to this directory by default. To activate a skin, locate the folder's INI file and double-click or select the Load option in the Manage Rainmeter window.

To unload, right-click your skin and select Unload. You can also unload your skin using the Manage Rainmeter window by selecting the skin in the left-hand dropdown menu and clicking Unload. While Rainmeter is a great program, it's only as useful as your skin selection. Rainmeter is very sparse by default. That means you'll have to install third-party skins. Luckily, DeviantArt is a dream repository for Rainmeter skins. Head to the DeviantArt website and type rainmeter into the search bar.

DeviantArt will be your main repository for custom Rainmeter skins. We'll install a very popular Rainmeter skin, Google Now Weather , to show the complete download and installation process. First, head to the skin's DeviantArt web page. Once the file is downloaded, double-click on the file like you would an executable file.

For maximum productivity and sanity, you should further organize your Start Menu tiles into groups. Not only does this keep everything tidy, but it makes it easier for you to find apps when you need them.

As you drag app tiles around, you'll notice that they "chunk" into separate groups. If you hover your mouse over each group, you'll see a field called Name Group that you can click on to rename that group however you want.

You'll also see a marker with two horizontal linesdrag this to rearrange your app groups according to your needs. If you feel like the Start Menu requires one too many clicks, you can choose to pin apps directly to the Taskbar instead. I only recommend this for apps you use on a daily basisthe kinds of apps that are always open, such as web browsers, music players, text editors, etc. Once pinned, apps can be dragged around so you can rearrange them according to your needs.

Be wary of pinning too many apps hereTaskbar clutter can be worse than desktop clutter. If you add too many apps, the Taskbar will split into multiple rows that you'll have to scroll between by clicking on Up and Down arrows. I find that this kills productivity, so avoid it. If you want to maximize how many apps you can add without spilling over into multiple rows, you can customize your Taskbar settings.

To access the settings, right-click the Taskbar and select Taskbar Settings. Whereas the Start Menu and Taskbar are great for consolidating app shortcuts, Quick Access is where you should put all folder shortcuts.

If you've never heard of it before, don't worry. Think of it like folder bookmarks: you can pin folders here and instantly access them from anywhere in File Explorer. We aren't done yet. Although some people opt for File Explorer alternatives , File Explorer actually has a number of useful lesser-known features that can be useful.

For example, you can access your Quick Access folders right from the Taskbar by pinning File Explorer just like you would any other app. Once pinned, just right-click on the File Explorer icon and you'll see a list of all Quick Access folders. This is the preferred way to "quick jump" to folders you use over and over again, and it's actually faster than keeping folder shortcuts on the desktop.

If you really want to clean up clutter all across your system, then you may want to forego the above alternatives and use an on-demand launcher instead.

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