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   How do I Reset my Calculator Windows 10?

   • Windows 10 allows you to reset the Calculator by removing cached files and reverting the app to its defaults. In most cases, that should fix crashes, freezes, or other issues for good. 1. Open the Start menu and select Settings. 2. Select Apps. 3. Select Windows Calculator. Then, select Advanced Options.

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   Does the calculator work in Windows 10?

   • The Calculator in Windows 10 app usually works well without any issues. Over the last year, the app has been updated several times, and the app is quite stable now. That said, if you’re having any issues while opening the Calculator app or using it, you can reset the app to fix the issue.

   Reset And Reinstall Calculator In Windows 10

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   How do I Reset my Calculator?

   • Hey Dominic Give this a try to see if it can get Calculator working again. Open Settings > Apps > Apps & Features (if you running Windows 10 1607 or earlier, open Settings > System > Apps & Features) Scroll down to the Calculator App Select Calculator, click Advanced Options Click Reset See if Calculator opens.

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   How to reinstall calculator on Windows 10 & 11?

   • Click the “Get/Install” button. With that, the calculator app is reinstalled in Windows 10 & 11. Detailed steps: Open the Windows Settings app with the “Start key + I” key binding. Go to the “Apps > Apps & features” page in the Settings app. Once you are here, find the Calculator app. You can use the “search bar” to find the app quickly.

   How to Reinstall Calculator in Windows 10 & 11

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   How do I uninstall calculator on Windows 10?

   • Open the Windows Settings app with the “Start key + I” key binding. Go to the “Apps > Apps & features” page in the Settings app. Once you are here, find the Calculator app. You can use the “search bar” to find the app quickly. After finding the app, click the “Menu” icon (three vertical dots) and choose the “Uninstall” option.

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   How do I fix Windows Calculator?

   • In many instances, resetting, re-registering, or re-installing the Windows Calculator is all it takes to make the app work correctly. However, if none of the fixes above helped, consider using another calculator app, at least until Microsoft patches any issues with the Calculator app.

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   Sep 25, 2020 · The Calculator in Windows 10 app usually works well without any issues. Over the last year, the app has been updated several times, and the app is quite stable now. That said, if you’re having any issues while opening the Calculator app or using it, you can reset the app to fix the issue.

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   • Run Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter. The Windows Calculator is a Microsoft Store app. So, you should begin by taking the built-in Windows Store Apps troubleshooter out for a spin.
   • Update Calculator App. Microsoft releases periodic updates in the form of bug fixes and performance enhancements for the Windows Calculator. If you’ve disabled automatic updates in the Microsoft Store it could lead to the Windows 10 calculator not working.
   • Restart Computer. Rebooting Windows 10 flushes out obsolete or redundant data and resolves system-related conflicts that stop apps from running normally.
   • Reset Calculator. Windows 10 allows you to reset the Calculator by removing cached files and reverting the app to its defaults. In most cases, that should fix crashes, freezes, or other issues for good.

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   Is something wrong with your built-in calculator app? Here are the steps to reinstall the calculator in Windows 10 and 11 systems.

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   Jan 3, 2022 · Select Download and Updates. Update Calculator or click Update all. **Reset the Calculator app. Press Start then search Apps and Features. Search and click Calculator app. Click advanced options > Reset. **Reinstall Calculator app via PowerShell. Press Windows key+X then select PowerShell (Admin)

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   Dec 28, 2019 · We’ve collected some of the best, most effective ways of restoring the Calculator app in Windows 10. These methods are easy to follow and can restore your application within no more than a few minutes. Let’s start at troubleshooting! Method 1: Re-register Windows 10 apps via PowerShell

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   Mar 14, 2017 · To reinstall an individual app use PowerShell and run it in admin mode. Screenshots: Next get the full name of all apps, e.g. Windows Calculator paste this snippet in PowerShell and hit enter: get-appxpackage -allusers | Select Name, PackageFullName

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   Jun 10, 2020 · A convenient reset button exists in the Calculator section of the Window 10 Apps & Features settings. If resetting it doesn't do the trick, uninstall the existing software and reinstall a fresh version of the calculator app.