Microsoft Will Stop Reinstalling the Windows 10 Apps That You Previously Removed

With the release of Windows 10 build 14926, Microsoft is also making a significant change to the way it handles the upgrade process for existing users, as the firm decided not to reinstall the pre-loaded apps anymore and thus bring back some of the tiles that you already removed.

Specifically, it’s no longer a secret that many Windows 10 users actually remove some of the pre-installed apps because they rarely launch it, but with every new build (and major update, such as the Anniversary Update), Microsoft reinstalls them all once again.

It was just a matter of time until some people started accusing Microsoft of forcing these apps on its users, so the company has decided to change this behavior with the introduction of the latest build.

Uninstalled apps remain uninstalled

From now on, whenever a new build is released (Microsoft hasn’t said whether the same approach is being used for major feature updates pushed to retail users or not), apps are n...