The first solution is pretty straightforward: if you wish to uninstall a built-in app, proceed with that the way you deal with a regular app. In a nutshell, Windows 10’s built-in apps can be removed either normally or via PowerShell. You are free to delete it in order to make room for something more valuable. Such apps come as part of your OS and are often important for its function, but My Office is not the case. Since My Office is technically a Win 10 built-in app, you should deal with it accordingly. How to uninstall Windows 10’s built-in apps? This situation may occur even if you have Microsoft Office installed.
Thus, after updating their OS, many users now have two apps inviting them to install the Office suite: My Office and Get Office. However, the transition process is far from being flawless, and bugs and glitches regularly come up. What is more, timely updates enhance our privacy and security (and we can never repeat too often that they should always be put first). As a result, our user experience gets noticeably better – well, in most cases. If you want to remove some features but keep Outlook, expand the directory and remove just those features.These days we flow from one Windows build to another, being gently but insistently pushed by Microsoft to do so. To uninstall Outlook, click on the button beside the name and choose Not Available, then Continue.
(If you have a lot of M's, type N and scroll up.) Tip: Click on Name at the top of the list of programs to sort applications by name then click on an application and type M to jump down to the programs that start with M. Locate the entry for your Microsoft Office application and choose Change. Tip: type Add Remove Programs in the search field in the Control Panel to find it (works in all versions of Windows).
Go to Control Panel, Programs and Features (Vista and Windows 7/8/10) or Add/Remove Programs in using Windows XP.
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