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1. Uninstall Windows Media Player from the Settings app, in Windows 10; 2. Uninstall Windows Media Player from the Control Panel, in all versions of Windows; 3. Uninstall Windows Media Player from the Command Prompt, in all versions of Windows; 4. Uninstall Windows Media Player from PowerShell, in all versions of Windows
If you are not using Windows Media Player or if it is not working for you, and you are looking for ways to uninstall it completely, we’ve got you covered! We will discuss step-by-step instructions to remove Windows Media Player from your Windows computer easily.
Uninstalling Windows Media Player will have it no longer available to turn on or off, and will free up around 57.4 MB of space on the Windows drive. This tutorial will show you how to either turn on/off or install or uninstall Windows Media Player for all users in Windows 10.
For now Windows Media Player is still part of the operating system so it can't be removed. If it bothers you to look at it, you can disable it as follows: Control Panel > Programs and Features > Turn Windows features on or off > remove the check mark from Media features > Windows Media Player.
Open the Start menu or Windows Search using the Win + S shortcut. Enter Windows Media Player in the search box. In search results, look for Windows Media Player and click on Uninstall in the right pane. Windows will now open the Windows Settings app at the Optional Features page.
Most Windows comes with a pre-installed Windows Media Player. If you don't want to use it, try these steps below to uninstall it: On the search bar, type Control Panel and hit Enter. Select Programs and Features. Look for Windows Media Player, right-click on it and select Uninstall.
Uninstall Windows Media Player on Windows 10. To uninstall Windows Media Player from Windows 10, open Start > Settings > Apps > Apps and Features.