Many Windows 10 games and apps are completely free. Others will cost you money through outright purchase or through in-app purchases. Often, your data will sync between these apps.

But sideloading, or installing apps from outside sources, in Windows 10 is actually very easy. All you have to do is turn it on. Here's how to do it: 1. Open Settings and go to Update & security.

Is Windows 10 taking too long to start? Maybe you have a lot of apps starting automatically on your PC. In this guide, we show you how to control the apps that launch on startup.

Press the Enter key. At first, it might seem like nothing is happening -- wait about a minute and then check your Start menu to see if the Windows 10 default apps have reappeared.

Windows 10’s November update adds the ability to save Windows Store apps to external storage. Before you do anything, connect your external storage to your PC.

First, it’s helpful to understand just how many apps you have installed. For Windows 10 and 11, there are two ways to get a handle on a PC’s application count, including both .exe applications ...

Most Windows 10 devices come with bloatware in some form or another. Bloatware is a rather subjective term and can range from your OEM's apps to Microsoft's own apps that do nothing but take up ...