The first thing you should do is try to uninstall the game/app.
This is the best outcome, but again, you never know if this will happen Deleting the individual file will free the drive space and you can then reinstall the app/game again. In this case though, you will get the space back an other apps will still work, you just won't ever be able to use the app you deleted again This can be remedied by formatting the drive the folder was on and fomatting the drive Windows is installed on and resinstalling Windows. Deleting the individual file without proper uninstallation of the game/app could result in the game/app never allowing you to reinstall it again. This can be remedied by formatting the drive that the directory was on and formatting the drive Windows is installed on and reinstalling windows. This will result in you not being able to use ANY games or apps associated with the Windows Store. Giving yourself control of the folder to delete these may make the entire store infrastructure break. Hope this helps. Keep us posted if you have any questions.Several things can happen if you delete these, and there is no telling what might happen: If you can also give our WebPlayer a go! This way the only memory used will be the RAM through your browser. If you want to have the app on another location we recommend that you download it from our website. If you want to be really through you can also check the Windows host file.īecause you use the MicrosoftStore app the default install location is always on the drive where Windows is installed. There is a way to do a clean reinstall of the app so that no leftover files remain. You can also leave a +Vote here to support a similar suggestion. Take a look at this page to see how to post an Idea. We recommend suggesting it on our Ideas board so that it could get support from other users as well. We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback and we can see how what you've listed can be handy.
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