If the query provided to winget does not result in a single application to uninstall, then winget will display multiple results. The following example uninstalls an application using its ID. winget uninstall -name powertoys -version 0.15.2 The following example uninstalls a specific version of an application. In the example below, the name 'orca' and the id was passed in.

Used to override the logging setting and create a verbose log.Īfter you have successfully identified the application intended to uninstall, winget will execute the uninstall command. Optional Windows-Package-Manager REST source HTTP header. Used to accept the source license agreement, and avoid the prompt. You must provide a path to a file that you have the write rights to. Retains all files and directories created by the package (portable)ĭirects the logging to a log file. The default experience shows uninstaller progress.ĭeletes all files and directories in the package directory (portable) The default experience shows uninstaller progress. Runs the uninstaller in interactive mode. It will not use the default behavior of a substring. Uses the exact string in the query, including checking for case-sensitivity. Restricts the search to the source name provided. If not specified, latest will uninstall the highest versioned application. Limits the search to the moniker listed for the application.Įnables you to specify an exact version to uninstall. Limits the search to the name of the application. Limits the uninstall to the ID of the application.

You can use the manifest to run the uninstall experience from a local YAML file. Must be followed by the path to the manifest (YAML) file. The options allow you to customize the uninstall experience to meet your needs. This is most often the string of characters you expect to help find the package you are uninstalling.

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