Find the app or program you want to uninstall, click it, and then click Uninstall.It doesn't matter if it's an app or a desktop program this time -- you will see a pop-up window informing you that ...

In Windows 8.1, you uninstall desktop programs the traditional way—by heading to the Control Panel. You can still do that in Windows 10, but there are also two new methods: one in the Start menu ...

Thanks to a feature called Enforce, you can launch a Windows 8 app from the program's Start menu, and it opens in its own resizable window directly on the desktop. You can shrink the window by ...

The Windows 8 Desktop works the same way as Windows 7, including the ability to place program icons anywhere on the desktop and pin icons to the taskbar. In Windows 8.1, there is even a Start Menu ...

Using a desktop app also means you can manage its notifications as part of your Windows or macOS settings, rather than messing around with the same options in your web browser.

I usually advise readers, but this time a reader gave me advice. Joe Rubenstein told me that “There is a Start Menu in Windows 8.1,” then explained how to make it work. Yes, it’s true. You ...

Before starting the conversion process, ensure your QuickBooks Desktop program is up to date. Open your QuickBooks Desktop program, then click on Update QuickBooks Desktop under the Help menu ...

So here's the basic MO: Create folders to store several shortcuts for related desktop programs; delete the old folders for those shortcuts; when done, click on the Start menu, and you should find ...

With the distinction between online apps and desktop programs becoming ever more blurred, it's now possible to set up some of the most well-known web apps on your Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS desktop.

In previous versions of Windows, the Start Menu was a fast way to find and launch programs . Microsoft killed it in Window 8, but if you're a fan of it, it's easy to get it back.

The Windows 8 Desktop works the same way as Windows 7, including the ability to place program icons anywhere on the desktop and pin icons to the taskbar. In Windows 8.1, there is even a Start Menu ...

So here's the basic MO: Create folders to store several shortcuts for related desktop programs; delete the old folders for those shortcuts; when done, click on the Start menu, and you should find ...