Operating SystemsQuestion 5 of 100
A user wants to remove a Windows application cleanly. Which built-in location lists installed programs and provides an uninstall option?
a.Settings > Apps > Installed apps (or Programs and Features)
b.Task Manager > Processes
c.Disk Management
d.Device Manager
Explanation
Installed desktop and Store apps are managed under Settings > Apps, historically the Programs and Features Control Panel item, where uninstall is offered. Task Manager only stops running processes. Device Manager handles hardware drivers.
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