Next, get a list of the programs installed on your PC by running this command: product get nameĪ list of installed programs is returned. Run this command to use Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) operations: wmicĪfter running the command, if you see wmic:root\cli>, then you’re good to go. You’ll need to use the Windows Management Instrumentation Command-line (WMIC) software utility in Command Prompt to uninstall a program. Go ahead and open Command Prompt as an administrator by typing “Command Prompt” in the Windows Search bar, right-clicking “Command Prompt” in the search results, and then clicking “Run as Administrator.” The uninstall.exe file can be found with it.ĭouble-click the uninstall file to begin the program-removal process.Īnother cool way to uninstall a program is by using Command Prompt. To find this file, you’ll need to dig through File Explorer and navigate to the file path that the application’s EXE file is located.
Several applications come with an uninstaller file. Follow the prompts and the program will be removed once finished.
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