To completely uninstall a specific staged UWP app from a Windows 10 image, you need to specify its name in the Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage cmdled: Get-AppxProvisionedPackage -online |select DisplayName,PackageName Now let’s take a look at the list of Staged applications that are built into the Windows image and are automatically installed for all users when they first log into the computer: The Staged state means that the application will be deployed for every new user account on this computer. When you uninstall built-in app in this way, it still remains on the system in a Staged state (and is stored on a system partition in C:\Program Files\WindowsApps directory). The simplest way is to use VLC player or another popular media player that provides support for the OGG file format.ĭon’t miss: How To Install extensions in VLC PlayerĬonnect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.If you have to uninstall a certain app for a specific local user profile, you need to use the parameter -User. Until apps can finally leverage the Web Media Extensions kit, you might need an alternative solution to play OGG files on Windows 10. Microsoft added support for Vorbis and OGG probably because they have discontinued the Groove Music Pass subscriptions and plan on transferring their subscribers to Spotify which is heavily relying on Vorbis and OGG codecs for streaming. This is proof Microsoft may have rushed the public release of the Web Media Extensions.
However, at the moment there are quite a few apps that still don’t support OGG files playback even with the Web Media Extensions kit installed, such as Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer (Edge works though), and the Movies & TV app.Īlso, despite the fact the package is shown to support phones and tablets, it can’t be installed on Windows mobile devices at the moment.
According to the app’s description, we should be able to play OGG files in any supporting app. You can get it from the Windows Store by visiting the link below.ĭownload Web Media Extensions (Windows Store) If you want to play OGG files on Windows 10, the first thing you need to do is install Microsoft’s newly released Web Media Extensions app.
However, things are about to change as Microsoft has released the Web Media Extensions package that adds support for Vorbis, Theora, and OGG codecs on Windows 10.
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