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Windows 11 has introduced several improvements to enhance your computing experience, including new features for managing and configuring programs on your system. One key tool for managing software is the "Programs and Features" settings, where users can uninstall, modify, or repair installed software. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the Programs and Features settings in Windows 11, helping you understand how to manage your installed applications, troubleshoot issues, and ensure your PC runs smoothly. If you need more help, don’t hesitate to reach out to Microsoft support at 1-855-535-7109.

Accessing Programs and Features in Windows 11

To access the Programs and Features settings on Windows 11, follow these steps:

1. Press the Windows key and type "Control Panel" into the search bar.
2. In the results, click Control Panel.
3. Under the "Programs" section, click Uninstall a Program.
   Alternatively, you can access these settings directly by typing "Programs and Features" into the Windows Search bar and selecting the result. This will open the Programs and Features window, where you can manage installed applications.

Managing Installed Applications

Programs and Features allows you to see a list of all installed applications and manage them. Here’s how to handle your software:

Uninstall Programs

If you need to remove unwanted software from your Windows 11 PC, Programs and Features provides a straightforward way to uninstall them. Simply follow these steps:

1. Open Programs and Features as described above.
2. Scroll through the list of installed programs.
3. Select the program you want to uninstall.
4. Click the Uninstall button at the top of the window, and follow the prompts to complete the process.

If you are unable to uninstall a program using this method, you can contact Microsoft Support at 1-855-535-7109 for assistance.

Modify or Repair Programs

Some applications allow you to modify or repair them instead of uninstalling them. If you encounter issues with a program, such as crashes or errors, you can try repairing it. Here’s how:

1. In Programs and Features, locate the program you want to repair.
2. Right-click the program and choose Change.
3. If the program supports it, select Repair from the options.

This option will attempt to fix any issues without removing your data or settings.

Changing Default Apps and Features

Windows 11 introduces new features for managing default apps. This makes it easier to associate specific file types or protocols with the right applications. To access this feature:

1. Open Settings (use the Windows + I shortcut).
2. Go to Apps > Default apps.
3. You can set default apps for various file types, including browsers, music players, and image viewers.

If you encounter any problems or need help adjusting these settings, Microsoft customer support is available via phone at 1-855-535-7109 to assist you.

Turning Windows Features On or Off

Another useful option in Programs and Features is the ability to turn certain Windows features on or off. This includes tools like Windows Subsystem for Linux, Hyper-V, or Internet Explorer Mode. To modify these features:

1. Open Control Panel and go to Programs > Turn Windows Features on or off.
2. Scroll through the list and check or uncheck the box next to the feature you want to enable or disable.

If you’re unsure about which features to enable, contact Microsoft Support at 1-855-535-7109 for guidance.

Managing Optional Features in Windows 11

Windows 11 also includes Optional Features, which allow you to install additional utilities that are not part of the default installation. To access optional features:

1. Go to Settings > Apps > Optional Features.
2. Here, you can add or remove features such as Windows Media Player, WordPad, or Notepad.

To install or uninstall an optional feature, simply click Add a feature or select the feature you wish to remove.

Troubleshooting Programs and Features in Windows 11

If you run into issues with your installed programs or features, there are several troubleshooting options available in Windows 11.

• Windows Troubleshooter: You can run the Windows Troubleshooter to automatically detect and resolve common issues with programs. To do this:
  1. Go to Settings > System > Troubleshoot > Other troubleshooters.
  2. Click on Program Compatibility Troubleshooter or another relevant tool.
• System Restore: If programs stop working after a recent update or installation, you can use System Restore to revert your system to a previous state.

If these steps don’t resolve the problem, contact Microsoft support at 1-855-535-7109 for more assistance.

Contacting Microsoft Support

If you’re having trouble with the Programs and Features settings or need additional support, Microsoft’s customer service is available to help you. Whether you're trying to install, uninstall, or modify programs, you can reach out to Microsoft support 1-855-535-7109 through the following methods:

• Phone Support: Call 1-855-535-7109 to talk to a live representative.
• Microsoft Support Chat: Visit help.microsoft.com and initiate a chat for quick assistance.
• Microsoft Help Desk: For further guidance, visit help.microsoft.com and get personalized support.

Don’t hesitate to call 1-855-535-7109 for help with managing your programs or features in Windows 11.